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Relay rocks: 10th annual fund-raiser brings in 21 teams, 76,500 (Onalaska Com...
Most of the time it seemed like Grant Haar was oblivious to what was going around him ? the gathering of a large crowd in the West Salem High School gym, the assembling of a sizeable jazz band, the beginning of the 10th annual West Salem Relay for Life fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.
Rancho Mirage and Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians to sign agreement (D...
Rancho Mirage officials and the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians? Tribal Council will hold a joint meeting Thursday to sign an agreement between both sides.
Anne Arundel Datebook (Baltimore Sun)
Hundreds gather to oppose more slots (The Lompoc Record)
A Santa Ynez Valley group circulating petitions demanding no more slot machines at the Chumash Casino drew a packed house Tuesday night to its ?town meeting? at the Solvang Veterans Memorial hall.
Anti-slots group packs Solvang hall (Santa Maria Times)
Ed Souza/Staff Teri Harmon moderates Tuesday night's meeting in Solvang on community opposition to potential expansion of the number of slot machines at the Chumash Casino.
Lemont parade lets everyone be Irish for a day (The Homer Sun)
Hundreds of people gathered along Main Street in Lemont for a little fun in honor of St. Patrick on March 10.
Things to do in the Midlands (The State)
COMMUNITY EVENTS SPAGHETTI DINNER TO GO: 5-7 p.m. Thursday, St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, 6408 Bridgewood Road. Drive through parking lot to pick up dinner of spaghetti, salad, bread and a dessert. Tickets, $7, can be purchased online at www.seniorresourcesinc.org. (803) 252-7734. Proceeds benefit Senior Resources.
Herald news ... 100 years ago (Grand Traverse Herald)
? Prof. M. B. Merrick and wife of Ann Arbor passed through the city this morning enroute for Glen Lake where they will make ready for the class of over fifty engineers who will come north for their summer work from the university next week.
Woman dubbed 'D.C. Madam' reconnected to hometown (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
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City 'crying' for officer (Newsday)
Second of two auxiliary cops killed in shootout laid to rest Maya and Boris Marshalik looked down into the coffin of their 19-year-old son, taking deep breaths as if preparing to plunge underwater.