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Arnel Pineda fronting Journey: Genius or blasphemy? - Popwatch

"It’s so exciting to sing with one of the best bands in the world. It’ll be a lot of hard work on my part, and I’m actually looking forward to the scrutiny I’ll get from the hardcore Journey fans. I know they’ll expect me to sound exactly ...

Marijuana decriminalization law goes into effect - Boston Globe

It's no longer a crime to have one ounce or less of pot. The state's new marijuana decriminalization law, approved by voters in a November referendum, goes into effect today. Those who are caught with an ounce or less would get a ticket similar to a ...

2008: A time of starts and stops - Newnan Times-Herald

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A look back at 2008 - Daily Freeman & Sunday Freeman

2008 may be a year to go down in national history, just as 1929 is a year remembered for the notorious stock market crash that sent both the nation and the world into a decade long economic depression. Despite the crisis that is still fresh in ...

Kamlesh is city Mayor - Tribune

The Congress today swept the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation mayoral polls winning all the three posts of Mayor, Senior Deputy Mayor and Deputy Mayor. Congress’ Kamlesh was elected Mayor by defeating Ram Lal of the BJP-SAD alliance with a huge ...

Register for FREE - Wall Street Journal

Please register to gain free access to WSJ tools. An account already exists for the email address entered. The former Senator who will be Obama’s Secretary of Health and Human Services shares a lot of his new boss’s views. But in his recent book ...

What happened next? - Financial Times

Reversal of fortune A portrait of the resurgent Tory party’s George Osborne – before he fell foul of Nathaniel Rothschild All at sea, out of his depth, a career sinking rapidly. George Osborne suffered a deluge of maritime metaphors in October ...

Oh, the memories - Las Vegas Sun

I have a friend who insists there were at least a dozen movies made in the 1960s starring Elvis Presley as a race car driver named Rick. But the truth is that in the 33 movies in which he swiveled his hips, Elvis never played a race car driver named ...

Officers shot man 12 times from behind - New Orleans Times-Picayune

The 22-year-old man killed early Thursday in a police shootout was wounded 14 times, with 12 of the bullets hitting him in the back of his body, Orleans Parish Coroner Frank Minyard said. After releasing a terse statement about the shooting Thursday ...

Cuyahoga County Sheriff Gerald McFaul gives raises to niece, friends ... - Cleveland Plain Dealer Blog

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A look back at 2008 (Harlem Valley Times)

2008 may be a year to go down in national history, just as 1929 is a year remembered for the notorious stock market crash that sent both the nation and the world into a decade long economic depression.

Briefly in Tompkins (The Ithaca Journal)

Ithaca High School students Jacob Evelyn (senior) and Mary Eloundou (sophomore) were awarded first prize and third prize in an essay competition to celebrate the French Presidency of the European Union, which ran from July-December 2008. Janet Bowman, French language teacher at Ithaca High School, learned of the competition through the Cornell Institute for European Studies' outreach program. ...

Outlook '09: What's in a Brand Name? (BrandWeek)

Depending on who you talk to, 2009 will either be the year that a full-fledged depression begins or one that gets much better as it goes along. Since Brandweek doesn't have a staff economist and it probably wouldn't make much of a difference if we did, we can only work with conventional wisdom.

Diet might not fix potassium deficit (The Columbus Dispatch)

Q: All of my blood tests have come back normal except for potassium. It's low. Why?

Briefly in Tompkins (The Ithaca Journal)

* Today through Thursday, Jan. 15:

Briefly in Tompkins (The Ithaca Journal)

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Oh, the memories (Las Vegas Sun)

I have a friend who insists there were at least a dozen movies made in the 1960s starring Elvis Presley as a race car driver named Rick.

Sir Bobby and other remarkable people (The Journal)

In the final part of our review of the year Neil McKay looks at the headline-makers from the past three months

Govt pledges $2.3b to fight Indigenous illiteracy (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Acting Prime Minister Julia Gillard has confirmed the Government will be spending more than $2 billion to combat illiteracy and truancy among Indigenous students.

Ohio Close to Ban on Hallucinogenic Herb (WSAZ NewsChannel 3 West Virginia)

The General Assembly approved the bill banning the obscure Mexican herb last week at the end of its lame-duck session. If Strickland signs it, Ohio would join more than a half dozen other states in placing restrictions on salvia divinorum.