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Toys for Tots Drop-off Sites (WBAY Green Bay)
A list of drop-off sites in Northeast Wisconsin. Now with an interactive map to find the drop-off box nearest you!
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ALABAMA VOICES: Filling a real need (Montgomery Advertiser)
At a time when consumers are challenged with the rising costs of necessities such as food and health care, short-term loans provide an essential service to Alabamians -- a service that helps them avoid overdraft fees, loss of utility service and late charges that can have serious consequences to a family's budget.
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Charles Brandes Buys XL Capital Ltd, Nokia Corp., Texas Instruments Inc., Sells Adaptec Inc., First BanCorp., H&R ... (Guru Focus)
Charles Brandes' buys and sells during the third quarter. Value investing seems dead. Charles Brandes owns 206 stocks with a total value of $27.6 billion. Charles Brandes buys XL Capital Ltd, Flextronics International Ltd., Texas Instruments Inc., Nokia Corp., Canon Inc., Eli Lilly and Company, Office Depot Inc., Syneron Medical Ltd., The First American Corp., Huntsman Corp., Zions Ban Corp., ...
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Briefly in Tompkins (The Ithaca Journal)
The NY-Penn Blood Service, the blood collection headquarters for Tompkins County, reports an acute blood shortage in our region.
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Pelosi Pushes Bailout For Detroit (Manufacturing.net)
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she was confident that lawmakers would consider ‘emergency and limited financial assistance’ for the U.S. auto industry.
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SPECIAL EXTENDED LETTERS SECTION (Ravalli Republic)
Due to the overwhelming number of Letters to the Editor we’ve received over the last month, we simply haven’t had the space to print them all. The opinions of our readers are very important to us and we believe that it’s our responsibility to give a voice to those views.
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Your thoughts on the elections results (The Florida Times-Union)
This season has been historic for a number of reasons; an extended primary season, record amounts of campaign fund raising, massive voter turnout and finally the election of the first black president. Florida even turned blue for the presidential race. Duval County was almost evenly split by John McCain ...
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