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Beachside Vendors Report Cool Earnings This Summer
As the summer season draws to an end, vendors at Orchard Beach in the Bronx say despite the record hot temperatures, profits remained pretty cool.
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A missed connection
Government intervention will be required to give Australian households super-fast fibre, writes Lucy Battersby.
Read more on Sydney Morning Herald
Filed under News by on Aug 31st, 2010. 
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ReStore expanding 2 Pasco locations
Set up as a fundraising unit to support the construction of Habitat homes, the West Pasco Habitat for Humanity ReStore got a new home Tuesday, as staff, volunteers, board members and community members gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Read more on The Pasco Tribune
Toll Brothers Executive Sees Gold in Cheap Land Prices
Douglas Yearley, the first non-Toll brother to lead Horsham, Pa.-based Toll Brothers, has a plaque on his desk with a warning: "You can buy more land in an afternoon than you can get rid of in a lifetime."
Read more on The Lakeland Ledger
Why You Can't Sell Your Home
The showdown between buyers and sellers.
Read more on The Motley Fool
Filed under News by on Aug 29th, 2010.
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On Turkey’s Datca Peninsula
Turkey’s Datca Peninsula is an undiscovered Eden that inspired a novel.
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Everyone has money worries
I used to think that respectable adults never ran out of money. But I've figured out that everybody is broke from time to time. We all know the awful feeling of going to the ATM and finding you have no money.
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Filed under News by on Aug 15th, 2010.
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From the Archives: Ypsilanti's Wuerth Theater played unique role in vaudeville
Around Halloween in 1920, the big news in town was that Ypsilanti was getting a new entertainment hotspot. The onetime Opera House at 226 West Michigan Avenue had been destroyed by a cyclone in 1893 and rebuilt in 1896. The facility, eventually renamed the Forum Theater, had become run-down by 1920.
Read more on Ypsilanti Courier
Local Democrats share views on current illegal immigration issue
The battle over illegal immigration has become a “political football” according to Stace Medelline. The political writer and strategist with DCMedia shared his views at the Kingwood Area Democrats Immigration Forum Aug. 4.
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Filed under News by on Aug 11th, 2010.
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