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Teen driver likely to face charges after crash critically injures three
A 14-year-old girl will likely face charges in juvenile court after Metro Police officers said she crashed a car into a tree, hurting herself and three male passengers. The accident happened in the 800 block of South Mickley Avenue Tuesday. Witnesses...
Tags: Witnesses, Juvenile Delinquency, Prosecution
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Former officials file complaint against PAC
Two former mayors from Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley have filed complaints with the state against Newport Beach-based Atlas PAC — the committee responsible for sending three mailers that attack former Huntington Beach Mayor and council...Tags: Libertarian Party, Elections, Politics, Local Government, Local Elections
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Pump Patrol Contest Rules
1. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR CLAIM A PRIZE. A PURCHASE WILL NOT INCREASE YOUR ODDS OF WINNING. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED OR OTHERWISE RESTRICTED BY LAW. 2. ELIGIBILITY:Â The Pump Patrol Contest" ("Sweepstakes") is open only to legal residents of...Tags: Media Industry, Crime, Law and Justice, WPMT, Public Relations, Security
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$23 million for paid leave
As state investigators began looking into serious allegations of misconduct involving Renee Thornton in 2007, the human services employee was told to turn in her ID badge, return her office keys and stay home. She didn't go back to work for more than...
Tags: Walmart, Executive Branch, Kmart, Corporate Crime, Government
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NTSB: Chicago-Michigan Amtrak missed freight cars by 21 feet
Tribune reporterAn Amtrak train that derailed at high speed in Michigan after departing Chicago on Sunday stopped only 21 feet before it would have collided with parked freight hopper cars, the National Transportation Safety Board said Tuesday. Moments before the...Tags: Railway Accidents, National Transportation Safety Board, Transportation Industry, Railway Transportation, Transportation Accidents
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Automated driving
When you think about the high percentage of accidents that are caused by human error, it's easy to see why automakers are investigating ways to automate driving. Cars that drive themselves may hold the potential to save thousands of lives, an Obama...Tags: Highway Transportation, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Manufacturing and Engineering, Automotive Equipment, Ford
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After "human error" in primary, election office says it's ready
KWCH 12 Eyewitness NewsThe Sedgwick County Election Office says things will go better on November 6th than they did on primary night. “It’s been fixed now,” says Sedgwick County Election Commissioner Tabitha Lehman. Shortly after polls closed in August,...Tags: Elections, Politics, Local Elections, Voting
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The Great Gunks: World Class Rock Climbing On The East Coast
The Hartford CourantI'm hanging onto the side of a towering 200-foot cliff wall and a professional climbing instructor is urging me to do something that every muscle in my body is resisting – let go. It is a warm April day at the Shawangunk Cliffs and my first time...Tags: Rock Climbing, Mountains, Landforms, Brooklyn (New York City), Forestry and Timber
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Conaway notifies city of plans to sue over water bills
Just days after Comptroller Joan M. Pratt filed suit against the city, another prominent Baltimore official has filed notice of his intention to take City Hall to court. Baltimore Circuit Court Clerk Frank M. Conaway has formally notified the city of his...
Tags: Frank M. Conaway, Sr., Crime, Law and Justice, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Justice System, Government
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City schools overcharged on water bills
City public works officials say they are adjusting water bills for Baltimore public schools after several were overbilled this year by thousands of dollars — including one school whose bill rose nearly $200,000. The school system, meanwhile, has...
Tags: Mary Pat Clarke, Teaching and Learning, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Frank M. Conaway, Sr., Highlandtown
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Briefs: Environmental Nutrition
Premium Health News ServiceONE BLUE PLATE SPECIAL, COMING UP Who doesn't love a good diner meal once in a while? From a made-to-order breakfast to a comforting old-fashioned meatloaf dinner and almost everything in between, you can find them all at a diner. While roadside diners'...Tags: Coconut, HIV, Diabetes, Peanut Butter, Sandwiches
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CTA Red Line service back to normal after switching problem
Tribune reporterCTAand fire department officials originally said that half of an eight-car Red Line train was involved in a derailment Monday afternoon between the Granville and Loyola stations on the Far North Side, but the transit agency later relabeled the incident as...Tags: Vehicles, Services and Shopping, Chicago Transit Authority
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