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Suffolk courts offer legal system guidance
NewsdayFor the second year in a row, Suffolk court officials are hosting a day to help people navigate the sometimes bewildering world inside their doors. The Central Islip courthouse on Carleton Avenue will host Community Law Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m....Tags: Touro Law School, Crime, Law and Justice, Legal Service, New York City, Justice System
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Signs stolen amid vote on Eldorado rules
The Santa Fe New MexicanAn Eldorado man was caught red-handed after he removed a roadside sign opposing changes to the subdivision's bylaws from its location near the subdivision's first entrance off U.S. 285 on Sunday. A GPS device embedded in the sign tracked the man as he...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Garmin Ltd., Fines, Theft, Elections
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Touro Law School lauds retiring professor Beverly McQueary Smith
NewsdayBeverly McQueary Smith brought a drill sergeant-type approach to the classroom, but the tough-loving professor had compassion for promising law students and often traded legal discussions for life lessons. Former colleagues and students paid homage...Tags: Touro Law School, Crime, Law and Justice, Labor Legislation, Teachers, Long Island
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Valley reservoir reaches record low
The Monitor, McAllen, TexasIn just three years, water levels at Lake Amistad went from a near-record high to an all-time low. The International Boundary and Water Commission announced Friday that water levels behind the Amistad Dam had reached a record low and were still...Tags: National Weather Service, Mexico
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Art project tells poignant tale
South Bend Tribune, Ind.The artwork is simple yet poignant. Words and phrases carefully constructed to form faces. In many, there are tears. Created by elementary pupils in the after-school programs at La Casa de Amistad and the Charles Martin Youth Center, the artwork debuted...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Abusive Behavior, Environmental Issues, Conservation
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Preview Of Summer Arts Events All Around Connecticut
There's a lot coming to Hartford-area museums this summer. Here's just a few of the biggest events: Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, 600 Main St. in Hartford, will present “Virgil Marti / MATRIX 167” opening on Aug. 1. Marti’s...
Tags: Artists, University of Connecticut, Old Lyme, Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, Norwich
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Water group sounds alarm|Lake Amistad level at record low
The Brownsville Herald, TexasWater levels at Lake Amistad have dropped to a record low, and the amount of water released from Amistad to the Falcon Reservoir will be reduced beginning Sunday. Levels at Lake Amistad, on the Rio Grande near the Del Rio-Ciudad Acuna Coahuila,...Tags: Water Supply, Brownsville, Environmental Issues, Mexico, Conservation
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Officials: Record drought could drag on
The Monitor, McAllen, TexasWhen the spigot turned off in October 2010, it stayed off. And there's no telling when it could turn back on again. The National Weather Service says the South Texas drought is the worst in modern memory, with only a 0.1 percent chance of happening over...Tags: Droughts, National Weather Service, Brownsville, Conservation, Government
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New Haven's 375th anniversary to be celebrated with multiple events
New Haven Register, Conn.It's not the 350th anniversary and it's not the 400th, but a 375-year-old municipality is still worth celebrating, and the city will be putting on a party Saturday that will showcase what New Haven was, is and will be. "Historians say history should...Tags: Music Industry, Arts and Culture, New Haven Green, Long Wharf Theatre, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut)
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New Haven Turns 375 Today!
New Haven’s 375th birthday is today. The area was settled on April 24, 1638. A lot has happened since. The city is celebrating the milestone in a number of ways, none of them as lavish or as hyped as, say, its 350th anniversary celebration, but...
Tags: New Haven Green, Arts and Culture, Long Wharf Theatre, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Physical Fitness and Exercise
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Norway artist turns matchsticks into masterpieces
Sun Journal, Lewiston, MainePaper and a box of wooden matches. That's about all 85-year-old Louis Senecal needs to create intricately detailed models of everything from a 18-wheel tractor-trailer with mirrors made from the silver lining of peanut butter jar caps to a five-foot-... -
Swimming pools that hit the spot on spring break
Between the brouhaha of the winter holidays and the end of the school year is that coveted halfway point known as spring break. To gear up for that last lap of the academic year, grab the kids and significant others and go recharge at some posh pools....
Tags: Bodies of Water, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Oceans, Swimming, Pacific Ocean
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