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Justice William Smith House to be rebuilt with help of 12-year-old Fayetteville girl
roxann.miller@herald-mail.comAt first glance, the pile of rubble that once was the Justice William Smith House in Mercersburg might seem like a lost cause, but don't tell that to 12-year-old Bailey Orange. The Fayetteville, Pa., girl is spearheading efforts to breathe new life...Tags: First National Bank of Mercersburg (PA), Downstream Oil and Gas Activities, Politics, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Arts and Culture
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Crews Finishing Hazmat Cleanup
FOX40 NewsIt’s been more than two days since a trailer containing around 40 hazardous materials erupted into flames at an Elder Creek Dr. storage yard Wednesday afternoon. Sacramento Fire Department was called out around 8:00am that morning because the...Tags: Fires, Disasters and Accidents, Companies and Corporations, Mass Media, Hazardous Materials
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Rocker accused of pharmacy robbery before show
MANSFIELD, Mass. (AP) — The bass player for a rock band has been arrested and charged with robbing a Massachusetts pharmacy of prescription painkillers just hours before a show. Attleboro police say Michael Todd, bassist for Coheed and Cambria,...Tags: Soundgarden (music group), Celebrities and Bad Behavior, Coheed and Cambria (music group), Comcast Center (arena)
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Cops: Rocker Uses Cell Phone Stickup Note to Rob Pharmacy Before Concert
KTLA NewsATTLEBORO, MA -- A musician, using a stickup note posted on his cell phone, robbed a Massachusetts pharmacy of prescription pain pills just hours before his scheduled rock concert, authorities said on Monday. Michael Todd, 30, a bass player and singer...Tags: Crimes, Soundgarden (music group), New York, Crime, Law and Justice, Telecommunication Service
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Testing under way on brain of man in Pa. shooting
MEDIA, Pa. (AP) — Testing is under way to determine if a brain tumor contributed to a Pennsylvania ex-convict's deadly shooting rampage before he was killed by police. A spokeswoman for the Delaware County medical examiner says the pituitary...Tags: Delaware County, Chicago Hotels, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Medical Procedures and Tests, Brain
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BOA Lays Off Over 100 Connecticut Workers
Bank of America announced last week that it would cut 107 jobs in Hartford and East Hartford by year's end. A statement released by the bank says workers "may be eligible to receive severance or relocation assistance in lieu of severance." The...Tags: Chicago Hotels, Career and Workplace, Bank of America Corp., Employees, Connecticut
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Owings Mills resident to cycle in Pan-Massachusetts Challenge
Owings Mills resident Buzz Levin will be cycling in the Pan-Massachusetts Challenge, Aug. 6-7, for the 21st consecutive year to raise money to support lifesaving adult and pediatric cancer care and treatment at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute through the... -
Multi Task At Jessica's Garden In Marlborough
Jessica's Garden
198 East Hampton Road, Marlborough
860-295-1685, jessicasgarden.net
One-stop shopping is key for me. So if I have the opportunity to grab a quick, bargain lunch and shop for my garden, I'm game.
That's exactly what Jessica's Garden in...Tags: Ice Cream, Foods and Beverages, Peanut Butter, Marlborough, Connecticut
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1931 Model A Ford transported generations of one family
Ford Motor Co. manufactured about 5 million Model A vehicles over a four-year period. Early in the final model year, 1931, one of the 3,018 station wagons was built and then sold to a buyer in Massachusetts. The owner of the Draper Co. in Hopedale, Mass.,...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Vehicles, Passenger Cars, Automotive Equipment, Manufacturing and Engineering
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Alaska Lawmakers Ask FDA To Quash Company's Bid To Grow Genetically-Modified Salmon
Alaska’s congressional delegation doesn’t want “Frankenfish” – their word for genetically-modified salmon – on the U.S. market.
U.S. Senators Mark Begich and Lisa Murkowski and Congressman Don Young joined a handful of...Tags: California, Lisa Murkowski, Mark Begich, Food and Drug Administration, Alaska
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Bomb sniffing dog is man's best friend, by a nose
marieg@herald-mail.comHe's a big dog. That's the first thing you notice as Samson enters the room — all 130 pounds of a solidly built black Labrador retriever. But everything about him demands attention, from his sleek fur to his curiosity and energy. It's his nose,...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Crimes, Montgomery County (Maryland), Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Travel
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Attorneys Still Awaiting Mental Health Report In 2009 Slaying Of Wesleyan Student
The Hartford CourantA prosecutor said Monday he has not yet received a completed mental health report on the man accused of killing a Wesleyan University student two years ago. The state's evaluations of Stephen Morgan were delayed after the state's first mental health...Tags: Stephen Morgan, Crimes, Trials, New York, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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