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Postville rebuilding five years after Agriprocessors raid
Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier, IowaAs the sun's first rays fell on Postville on May 12, 2008, no one could anticipate the intensity of the spotlight that would focus on this drowsy little farm town before the day was over. Within hours, the very mention of Postville would conjure...Tags: Sholom Rubashkin, Somalia, Bankruptcy, Companies and Corporations, Dollar General Corporation
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Dwight doesn't have guts to leave Lakers, endure media assault
You have nothing to worry about, L.A. Trust me, Lakers fans, there is no need to fret about Dwight Howard. There are those of you who are naturally comparing your uncertain situation to what we went through in Orlando during "Dwightmare 1." But...
Tags: Deron Williams, Atlanta Hawks, Kevin Durant, Magic Johnson, National Basketball Association
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'When is it our turn? When is it my turn?'
Portland Press Herald, MaineWhen Ramona Torres sees stories in the news like that of the three Cleveland women who were found after a decade of captivity, she is happy for the families. But it doesn't make her hopeful about finding her own son, Angel "Tony" Torres, who has been...Tags: Human Interest, Crime, Law and Justice, Bronx (New York City), Mother's Day
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MSG Plan To Run Nassau Coliseum Mentions Hartford's AHL Team
The Hartford CourantWhile Madison Square Garden Co. is competing for the right to renovate and run the Nassau Coliseum, the company says it has no specific plan to eventually move its AHL affiliate from Hartford to Long Island if it wins the bid. The Islanders will be...Tags: NBA Development League, Entertainment, American Hockey League, New York Knicks, XL Center
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Feds: Hackers stole $45M from ATMS
NewsdayA global ring of hackers and "cashers" twice used sophisticated cyberattacks to erase debit card limits and steal $45 million from ATMs in New York and around the world, each in "a matter of hours," federal prosecutors in Brooklyn charged Thursday....Tags: Prosecution, Defendants, Queens (New York City), Manhattan (New York City), Lawyers
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Cablevision to give kids network Sprout a boost
Sprout is spreading its roots. The kids network aimed at children ages 2 to 5 has landed a distribution deal with Cablevision Systems Corp., a large pay-TV operator in the New York City area. Getting access to Cablevision subscribers is key for Sprout...
Tags: New York City, SpongeBob SquarePants (tv program), NBCUniversal, Long Island, Nickelodeon (tv network)
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Heart Of New York City In Manchester
The Hartford CourantA usually quiet side street was animated Friday with the pop and chatter of power tools and the loud, distinctive sound of New York City accents. Volunteers with Heart 9/11, mostly retired firefighters and police officers from New York, comprised the...Tags: New York City, U.S. Army, Sandy Hook Elementary School, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Manchester
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Small film creates furor in small town West Virginia
Charleston Daily Mail, W.Va.It's a tale of two cities. In Oceana, hardworking, God-fearing people try to make ends meet with what they have. As in many West Virginia coal mining communities, production in Wyoming County isn't what it used to be. But there is hope. In Oxyana,...Tags: New York City, Entertainment, Media Industry, Independent (Movie Genre), Addiction
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Jack Wohl, 74; poetry was his avocation
NewsdayJack Wohl, a longtime resident of Roslyn Heights, would want to be remembered as a poet and humanitarian, said Florence Wohl, his wife of 50 years. She hopes, too, that he will be remembered as a Renaissance man. Wohl died April 17 at New York...Tags: Esophageal cancer, Medical Procedures and Tests, New York City, Roslyn, East New York
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More stories from 'Concord, Va.'
The Wilson Daily Times, N.C.Peter Neofotis is coming back to Wilson to tell more stories from his book, "Concord, Virginia." Neofotis made many friends here when he first appeared in Theater of the American South in 2010 giving dramatic recitations of stories roughly based on...Tags: Biology, Concord (Staten Island, New York), The Strangers (movie), Colleges and Universities, Alan Campbell
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Anchor Bay Sets Fall Release for âAlmost Christmasâ
VarietyAnchor Bay Films has acquired all North American rights to Phil Morrison's "Almost Christmas," starring Paul Giamatti and Paul Rudd, for a fall release. Production companies are Anchor Bay Films, Sidney Kimmel Entertainment and GreeneStreet Films....Tags: New York City, Entertainment, Holidays, Religious Festivals, Sally Hawkins
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Herbert Blau dies at 87; theater director helped shape CalArts
Herbert Blau, an influential theater director, theorist and scholar who helped shape CalArts during its early years, died at his home in Seattle on May 3, his 87th birthday. He had cancer, according to the Seattle Times. The Brooklyn, N.Y.-born...Tags: Lincoln Center, Teachers, Science and Technology, New York University, Colleges and Universities
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