Wiring his brain The Providence Journal
Mario Della Grotta lay awake on the operating table as doctors drilled two half-inch holes in his skull. He could hear the drill’s whine, feel its vibrations in the bone. But he sensed nothing when they took the crucial step: sliding a pair of wires deep into the white folds of his brain.
Star-News, Wilmington, N.C., Business Briefs Column RedNova
By Star-News, Wilmington, N.C. Dec. 13--FREE TAX ASSISTANCE: Help a student and get your taxes done free. Miller-Motte College is participating in the IRS VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) program for the seventh year.
Teen driver dies in crash St. Petersburg Times
WESLEY CHAPEL - They called it Publix No. 6. Those who know Wesley Chapel just call it the Publix supermarket at Bruce B. Downs Boulevard and State Road 56.
'Ick factor' makes learning fun at zoo Daytona Beach News-Journal
DELAND -- Many a mother has screamed in horror after watching a son or daughter handle a dead bird, mouse or frog. "Go wash your hands!" is a familiar refrain for the child who just loves to dig into the mud in search of earthworms.
Couple's beloved bed and breakfast joins tour of homes Macon Telegraph
Debra M. Walling-Preston is convinced a speeding ticket was God's way of bringing her and her husband, William, to Vienna from Nashville, Tenn.
Tax Rebels Find Reinforcement WCJB
The self-proclaimed "Tax Rebels" were back at Levy County Courthouse today, and this time they may have found their cavalry.
Ex-Tide QB Barker is still a champion Chattanooga Times Free Press
Each weekday morning at 4, Jay Barker reluctantly rises from his bed and heads off to do a drive-time sports talk show on Birmingham’s AM 690 and FM 100.5 from 6 to 10. "I’m a night owl with a morning job," the former University of Alabama quarterback said Tuesday afternoon.
Climber's mother awaits word: Search continues for mountain climbers lost on Mount Hood; one is son of Bryant woman Benton Courier
Lou Ann Cameron of Bryant said she is staying by the phone, hoping to hear good news about her son, Kelly James of Dallas, who is one of three experienced mountain climbers lost on Mount Hood in northwestern Oregon after something went wrong on a planned "quick climb" that started Wednesday.
Bay Weekly’s 11th Hour Guide to Gifted Giving New Bay Times
The world is full of wondrous things to buy. It’s fun to set yourself loose in your favorite stores or catalogs and let whim guide your giving. Gift shopping that way, you might choose a cheese grater disguised as a mouse for Betsy, who has an affinity for mice, at least on Halloween.
Nation Briefs: Despondent 16-year-old shoots himself at school Tulsa World
ERDENHEIM, Pa. -- An 11th-grader apparently despondent that his parents might curtail his after-school activities because of poor grades took a rifle to school Tuesday and killed himself in a hallway, authorities said.
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