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Bombs found in Mumbai train station a week after attack; India still ... - Chicago Tribune

MUMBAI, India (AP) _ Police searching a mound of baggage abandoned amid the carnage of the attack on Mumbai's main train station found two bombs Wednesday — nearly a week after they were left there by gunmen — in a stunning new example of the ...

Drug screenings take center stage - Battle Creek Enquirer

As drug testing becomes more sophisticated, job seekers who think a few puffs of a joint here and there won't hurt their chances of finding work locally might need to think again. At Battle Creek's Regional Medical Laboratories Inc., a full-service ...

'Six-pack' boat captain training offered at CBC - Tri-City Herald

PASCO -- Starting Dec. 1, Columbia Basin College will offer a new class teaching desert dwellers how to be licensed maritime captains. The class is designed to give boaters the knowledge they need to pass a test for the Operator of Uninspected ...

Nonprofit wants to build 20 south side townhouses - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Dec. 3, 2008 11:58 a.m. | A nonprofit group wants to build 20 townhouses on Milwaukee's south side that would be rented to moderate-income families. Layton Boulevard West Neighbors Inc. has proposed the $5 million development for a vacant lot at 3507 ...

Lake Delton begins to refill - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Dec. 3, 2008 11:16 a.m. | Lake Delton - At 10:15 this morning the last of three gates on the newly renovated dam on Lake Delton shut - the first step to fill the lake that lost pretty much all of its water in a catastrophic breach last summer. With ...

Sub-registrar’s office ‘left open’ until late - Tribune

The sub-registrar (West) office that has already earned the notoriety of being a “den of corruption” is in the midst of another controversy with the office left opened and unattended till late last evening. The office at the Ferozepur road was ...

Teachers get axed and parents fret as Dallas' school leaders scramble ... - Dallas Observer

Why is Mayor Leppert Putting the Brakes on Dallas' Inland Port Future? (11) The Perots have solid business reasons to slow down Dallas' inland port. But why is our mayor helping them? There are 120 major college football teams. Only two enter this ...

Vikings playing to their potential - Duluth News Tribune

This is what the Wilfs envisioned when they spent all that money — Bernard Berrian outrunning his old teammates to the end zone, and the sweat gleaming off Jared Allen’s mullet on HD TVs across the land. This is what Brad Childress envisioned ...

The Anti-Pleasure Principle - Reason.com

In the Northeast they call it "soda." In the Midwest they call it "pop." In the South they call it "coke." At the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI), they call it "liquid candy" -- and they don't mean that as a compliment. CSPI ...

BEd colleges give merit a pass - Tribune

The recent orders by the Punjab and Haryana High Court of filling vacant seats of BEd in colleges on the basis of merit had come as a ray of hope for hundreds of students here, but certain college managements are “exploiting” students by charging ...

Drug screenings take center stage (Battle Creek Enquirer)

As drug testing becomes more sophisticated, job seekers who think a few puffs of a joint here and there won't hurt their chances of finding work locally might need to think again.

Top Scoops (Scoop.co.nz)

Although the steps between President-elect Obama's November 13 meeting with Senator Clinton in Chicago and the December 1 nomination of the latter for Secretary of State did not exactly embody the "no drama" brand of the former (and, behind the scenes, today's result almost didn't happen in ways that neither can ever now admit), all that is now officially water over the dam.

Giants consider Burress (The Charlotte Observer)

The New York Giants might make a decision on Plaxico Burress' immediate football future before the justice system or the NFL hands down rulings. In the wake of an accidental shooting that led to weapons possession charges against the Super Bowl hero Monday, the Giants hierarchy discussed their options. The team recognizes there's a chance the star receiver who caught the winning pass in the ...

Needham Briefs (Dec. 4) (Needham Times)

Frosty's back, with lots of new activities, thanks to the Needham Women's Club and Parent Talk.

Giants consider Burress (The Charlotte Observer)

(By Tom Canavan, Associated Press) The New York Giants might make a decision on Plaxico Burress' immediate football future before the justice system or the NFL hands down rulings. In the wake of an accidental shooting that led to weapons possession charges against the Super Bowl hero Monday, the Giants hierarchy discussed their options. The team recognizes there's a chance the star receiver ...

NFL report (The Canton Repository)

GIANTS TALKING ABOUT BURRESS The New York Giants might make a decision on Plaxico Burress' immediate football future before the justice system or the NFL hands down rulings.

Briefly in Tompkins (The Ithaca Journal)

The Share the Warmth campaign is about to start distribution to those in need and are facing a shortfall of coats, especially children's coats. The community is being asked to donate gently used or new winter coats, hats, gloves, mittens, boots, and blankets.

Sean Penn: Mountain of Snakes (HuffingtonPost)

I'm not a socialist. Or at least not entirely so. As an American, I've got a little Al Capone in me. I like the idea of individual achievement -- just not against a background of hopeless oppression.

'Six-pack' boat captain training offered at CBC (Tri-City Herald)

PASCO -- Starting Dec. 1, Columbia Basin College will offer a new class teaching desert dwellers how to be licensed maritime captains.

Briefly in Tompkins (The Ithaca Journal)

The Community Foundation has announced an investment of nearly $11,000 to further protect and support the natural environment. Grants were approved to the Finger Lakes Land Trust, the Nature Conservancy of Central and Western New York, and the National Audubon Society. One grant to the Finger Lakes Land Trust was given in honor of long time volunteer Betsy Darlington. The Community Foundation ...