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SUNDAY'S HERALD: Face to face with Pat Mars (Grand Forks Herald)
KJ 108's Big Dogz don't bark, said Pat Mars, one of the two radio personalities of the Big Dogz. Advertisement: GRAND FORKS SUBARU / KIA Check Our Inventory Online!
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Sleeping Beauty: Two-Disc Platinum Edition (DVD Talk)
One clear sign that a masculine movie-goer's taste has evolved with time arrives when they discover that first classic "Disney Princess" film that they adore without any bashfulness.
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More Things to Do (Standard-Examiner)
'DOUBT,' 7:30 p.m. today and Saturday, Caine Lyric Theatre, 28 W. Center, Logan. $9-$13. (435) 797-8022 or http://csa.usu.edu.
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Angels Without Wings (Washington City Paper)
The D.C. Guardian Angels aspire to fight crime like comic-book superheroes. But are they more comic than hero?
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Letters - October 3, 2008 (Estes Park Trail Gazette)
When Reagan took office our national debt was $998 billion. He and Bush Sr. increased it to $4.441 trillion.
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Around the Region (The Sacramento Bee)
The American Cancer Society Discovery Shop, 8535 Elk Grove Blvd., has several events planned.
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Police blotter roundup (The Palm Beach Post)
Treasure Coast
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Rosenbloom: Cubs' end? (Chicago Tribune)
Steve Rosenbloom: "This might not be the end of the world, but Cubs fans can see it from here." Game photos | Cubs fans | Vote: Is it over? Mike Downey: City 'had better ban booze and suicide' Dodgers 7, Cubs 2 Dempster's wild night costs Cubs Key moments: Where did it go wrong for the Cubs? Tickets: Beg and borrow | Family suit over seat Fan arrested for throwing ball at Dodgers' Ramirez ...
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Briefs: Irvine school receives $10 million gift, Orthodox schools get federal funding (The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles)
Tarbut V'Torah Community Day School (TVT) in Irvine received a $10 million gift from an anonymous donor to be used for student scholarships, beginning this fall.
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Man Convicted of Falsifying Gun Records (R News)
An Alden man pleaded guilty to lying about who bought a gun at the store where he worked. Robert Helms, 36, was convicted of a felony charge of knowingly making false statements in the sale of a firearm.
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