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Lawyer Wil Florin takes on USF in high-profile cases
By Curtis Krueger, Times Staff Writer Sunday, August 29, 2010 Lawyer Wil Florin was driving to a meeting with several attorneys and professional wrestler Hulk Hogan about the highly publicized car crash involving Hogan's son. On the way, Florin's iPhone rang. It was Jim Leavitt, who had been fired that day as the University of South Florida's football coach, and suddenly found himself in need of …
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Modern Homesteading: Families Seek Simple Lifestyles
PHILADELPHIA — On this hot summer morning in suburban Collegeville, Pa., the Fraser children bounce out of bed and race downstairs. They’re not running for the TV — they don’t have one.
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Plans back under way for more St. Peter beds
A Providence St. Peter Hospital plan to add 21 more patient beds is back on again after the hospital delayed the plans because of the slower economy, a hospital spokeswoman said Friday.
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W.Va. Senate to debut live streaming
Associated Press – August 24, 2010 7:25 AM ET CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – The West Virginia Senate plans to stream live online audio of floor sessions and committee meetings this fall.
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Spilling The Beans With … Noel Jones: Honored By James Beard Foundation
New York City's James Beard Foundation offers a variety of events to educate, inspire, entertain and foster an appreciation of American cuisine. Among those events are its prestigious dinners at the James Beard House, featuring some of the most celebrated chefs from around the world.
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Greensburg board OKs demolition of house
The razing of the building at 438 W. Pittsburgh St., east of the hospital, would create a green space at West Pittsburgh and West Newton streets.
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Is vandalism a growing problem in Boonville?
BOONVILLE, NY (WKTV) – Owning a home is part of the American Dream. But for one couple in Boonville, those dreams are being smashed, along with the property they purchased.
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Nemitz: Funny lady looks beyond the Blaine House
The Marden’s Lady has an announcement to make. “I’m here to announce my candidacy,” said Karmo Sanders, also known as Birdie Googins, also known as the Marden’s Lady, over coffee this week.
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Expert testimony nearing final stage
A public hearing on the Soldier Hill development will be held in October
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‘Fashion’s Night Out’ Gets Overhaul in New York
The second installment of Fashion’s Night Out is tailored toward giving shoppers a good time.
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Corrupt, insecure prisons undermine Mexico drug war
The drug hitmen accused of gunning down dozens of people in gruesome attacks in northern Mexico weren't worried they would get locked up for years in prison — they were already behind bars.
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Back home, but still fighting
On Sept. 11, 2004, Cpl. Bobby Lisek’s platoon went out to patrol the streets of Sadr City in place of another unit. Irritated by the change of plans, Lisek sat hunched over inside a Stryker armored vehicle as the convoy slowly wound through the narrow city streets.
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US is toughening scrutiny of deepwater drilling
The government said Monday it is toughening environmental reviews for all new deepwater oil drilling, ending an easy path to oil riches that allowed BP to drill its blown-out well in the Gulf of Mexico with little federal scrutiny.
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Mid-Valley Briefs
SUTTER COUNTY Courthouse plan clears hurdle A new courthouse for Sutter County has gained another green light from the state. The state Public Works Board on Monday voted 3-0 to approve $ 3.5 million for preliminary plans on the court center, slated…
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At 2 Mosques in Lower Manhattan, Islam Thrives
At Masjid Manhattan and Masjid al-Farah, blocks away from each other not far from ground zero, worshipers are baffled by controversy over a proposed Muslim center.
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Will Consumers Buy The Chevy Volt And Nissan Leaf?
In a few months, GM plans to launch its most anticipated vehicle in ages: the Chevy Volt. After years of hype, the Volt will join Nissan's Leaf as the nation's first mass-market electric cars. And everyone in the auto industry will be watching to see what works, what doesn't — and if America's automotive future is electric.
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West Bridgewater officials to meet on plans to renovate dangerous intersection
Local ADA Compliance Committee Chairwoman Diane Perry said that if officials fail to make a move to implement more safety measures in the area of Belmont and Plain streets, she will quit her post or take the matter to the state. Six men in that area use wheelchairs.
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Obama acts as clean-tech venture capitalist
Racks of lime-green batteries awaited inspection on the factory floor when the well-connected investor swept through Smith Electric Vehicles in Kansas City, Mo., last month. A week later he broke ground on an advanced vehicle battery plant in Holland, Mich.,… Electric vehicle – Technology – Car battery – Holland – Energy
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BP plans to continue relief well work this week
Oil from the Deepwater Horizon disaster is visible in Barataria Bay, Thursday Aug. 5, 2010. BP finished pumping fresh cement into its blown-out oil well as aimed to seal for good the ruptured pipe that for months spewed crude into Gulf of Mexico in one of the world's worst spills.
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Merced receives bids for final phase of theater restoration project
Plans are accelerating for the downtown Merced Theatre to reclaim its past glory as a place for movie watching, concerts and community gatherings amid iconic interior designs. The city received bids for the final phase of the Merced Theatre restoration project and will award the contract within the next 60 to 90 days.
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China's Big Bet on High-Speed Rail
China is hoping that massive investment in its railway system will speed up development of its interior, give it a competitive edge over other major economies and bring in even more export earnings
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Discovery Homes to hold grand opening event today, Sunday
Discovery Homes will hold its grand opening of its Cascade and Breckenridge collections in Mountain's Edge today and Sunday. Homes prices begin at $ 74 per square foot on its six floor plans. The plans range from 2,227 to 4,147 square feet. The collections are located within the master plan's only 24-hour guard-gated entrance.
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Dance Floor Diplomats
Desi Hits keeps the beats bouncing between Bollywood and Hollywood.
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Research and Markets: Luxury Furniture, Lamps & Floor Coverings Snapshot Report 2010
DUBLIN—-Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Luxury Furniture, Lamps & Floor Coverings Snapshot Report 2010" report to their offering.
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