| Sat 4 Sep 2010 |
Federal government gives CMS $25.7m
The Examiner | If you have been following the 2010 CMS budget crisis, then you know how in need the school system is of money. Decreased funds from the county and state have forced CMS to lay off teachers and support staff, charge students to participate in athle... |
Business
Sydney Morning Herald | Goldman Sachs Group is shutting its principal-strategies business, a group that makes bets with the firm's own capital, to comply with new US rules aimed at curbing risk, two people with knowledge of the decision said. | Wall Street's most profitab... |
| Fri 3 Sep 2010 |
Small SC teams open with big opponents and paydays
The Press Democrat | Four of the state's Football Championship Subdivision teams are playing bigger schools in their opening games of the season and getting healthy paydays for their visits. | Coastal Carolina will get $350,000 to travel to West Virginia, the No. 25 te... |
Southside spared by Earl
MSNBC | Aside from some minor tidal flooding Friday afternoon near the Hague, the Southside was largely spared by Hurricane Earl. | Hurricane Earl's force was strong enough to knock over a motorcycle in Norfolk, but not strong enough to shake up Ron King. ... |
CSB: Managers knew about no-show worker
MSNBC | Four managers and an executive assistant at the Norfolk Community Service Board were either fired or forced to resign, because of what they knew. | The agency made the announcement Friday afternoon that the five employees were aware that a fellow e... |
Jellyfish Found In Council, Virginia
MSNBC | An unexpected sea creature has shown up in Council, Virginia | ... |
UPDATE 1-US tanker award date becomes more uncertain
The Guardian * Spokesman says decision will be in the fall * Drops previous mid-November formulation * Analysts see potential political factors (Adds ability to increase or decrease prices) By Jim Wolf WASHINGTON, Sept 3 (Reuters) - The target date for the much-d... |
Fort Carson soldier promoted posthumously
Fresno Bee | The Associated Press Share | thefresnobee_994:/2010/09/03/2065178/fort-carson-soldier-promoted-posthumously.html E-Mail Print Text Size: tool name | tool goes here Comments (0) | Similar stories: | BLM: CA desert off-road race going forward BLM: CA... |
Defending champ Virginia to face stiff competition in ACC
USA Today Posted | Comment | Recommend | | | By Gerry Broome, AP Despite being the defending national champions and ranked No. 2 in the nation, Virginia's men's soccer team finds itself ranked third in the ACC in a voting of confer... |
Labor Day Weekend Weather Outlook
The Examiner | Gray and occasionally wet skies characterize the Eastern Shore region today as Hurricane Earl makes its way along the eastern seaboard. Labor Day weekend marks the end of summer 2010 with children going back to school, amusement parks cutting back ... |
Ministering to the Needs of the dogs of Mexico
The Examiner | Most animal welfare organizations keep their goals local and modest, recognizing that it is better to succeed modestly than to fail entirely. | In 1988 Dallas philanthropist Annie Lee Roberts founded the Summerlee Foundation, and, in association wi... |
Friday afternoon Earl update...plus the rest of the tropics...
The Examiner | Earl continues to move away from the Mid-Atlantic coast and toward southeastern New England. Maximum sustained winds have decreased to 80 mph, so Earl is now a minimal hurricane and further weakening is forecast. However, the large circulation will... |
'Beautiful chaos': FreedomWorks president Matt Kibbe describes the Tea Party movement
The Examiner | Glenn Beck showed some of the momentum of the Tea Party movement when he attracted tens of thousands of people to the Lincoln Memorial for a “non-political” rally with the theme “Restoring Honor” on August 28. | Another test of the Tea Part... |
Holiday Baking Company now has new store hours
The Examiner | Holiday Baking Company is now offering new bakery hours for fall. The new hours are as follows: | Beginning Tuesday, September 7th | Tuesday thru Friday 10am-6pm | Saturday 8am-2pm | These hours include retail walk-in sales as well as order pic... |
"Something's A Flutter" at Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens
The Examiner | | Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens will feature "Something's a Flutter", an annual event featuring hundreds of butterflies emerging from their chrysalis into the Orchid Conservatory. Wear bright colors such as red, purple, orange or yellow to en... |
US tanker award date may be pushed back again
The Guardian * Spokesman says decision will be in the fall * Drops previous mid-November formulation * Analysts see potential political factors By Jim Wolf WASHINGTON, Sept 3 (Reuters) - The target date for the much-delayed award of a possible $50 billion U.S. Ai... |
Shawsville man charged with attempted murder following domestic disputer
The Roanoke Times A Shawsville man was charged Friday afternoon in connection with a shooting that arose from a domestic dispute, the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office said. | Bradley Wayne Hall, 33, was charged with attempted murder, shooting at a moving vehicle a... |
Va. State Police issue alert for missing senior
MSNBC | RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia State Police have issued an alert after a 79-year-old resident of a Vinton nursing home was reported missing. | Elmer Felix Morton was last seen Sunday at the Berkshire Nursing Home. Authorities say he suffers from a ... |
Report: W.Va. psychiatric hospital overcrowded
MSNBC | WESTON, W.Va. — A court-appointed monitor says overcrowding remains a problem at West Virginia's psychiatric hospital in Weston. | David Sudbeck blames an influx of patients ordered into psychiatric hospitals by judges for overcrowding at Wil... |
VSP step up enforcement for Labor Day
MSNBC | Virginia State Police (VSP) are stepping up enforcement for the Labor Day holiday weekend. | According to VSP, drivers can expect to see 75% of the State Police's uniformed workforce on patrol. | On Thursday, state police joined Governor Bob McDonn... |
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