It’s time to break out the fudge Carthage Press
This time of year generally makes me think of a few things. Christmas is time for family and church and programs, but it’s also for sweets. This week, I made fudge — and two kinds at that.
Sales of Downtown condos encouraging Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
By this time next year, Dennis Spyra will be able to roll out of bed and tumble into his office on First Avenue, Downtown, or so it might seem.
Families mark '53 crash that killed 4 National Guard pilots Atlanta Journal-Constitution
A sleepy 5-year-old in Suwanee awoke one rainy Sunday night in 1953 to hear the house down the road blow up. Four fighter jets flying in tight formation had crashed into one of the few old farmhouses on Old Peachtree Road. All four National Guard pilots died in, what was at the time, one of the worst tragedies in Georgia aviation history. Robert Lee Brooks, 58, said he leapt out of bed after the
October bed tax sets mark Today's News-Herald
A slew of special events led to record profits for local hotels, according to figures released Tuesday by the city. Lake Havasu City hotels in October grossed more than $1.8 million in total revenue, the highest total of any October on record, according to the city's bed tax report.
Second Underage Girl Accuses 'Beast' Actor of Abuse Fox News
Prosecutors says time of alleged ual incident between 13-year-old girl and Broadway actor James Barbour of the musical "Beauty and the Beast," is too long ago for charges but may be factored into his current abuse case.
Leaving a baby asleep in a car seat 'may cut off breathing' Daily Mail
Although they save lives in car crashes, safety seats in cars should not be used as a substitute for carry cots where babies are allowed to sleep for long periods of time, researchers have warned
George and Max: A love story made in Hollywood Independent
This is the story of a love affair between a heartthrob Hollywood movie star and his 300lb Vietnamese pot-bellied pig. But first, another story.
November 13, 2006 The Davis Enterprise
Published Nov 13, 2006 - 16:13:44 CST. Editor's note: Julianne Phillips is a puppy raiser for Guide Dogs for the Blind who is raising a German shepherd named Randolph. The Enterprise is following her story; this is the third in a five-part series.
News? Not Really Sports Illustrated
This story is not real. All names are made up, except in cases when public figures are being satirized. All quotes are fictional and any similarity to actual quotes is coincidental.
Dr Who cosies up with his new girl Daily Mail
Dr Who and his assistant end up in bed in the new series of the BBC series, which will be shown next year. A sneak preview of scenes featuring new character Martha Jones, played by Freema Agyeman, shows her tucked up in a double bed with David Tennant's Doctor
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