Landscaper's fruitful legal efforts may set precedent The Palm Beach Post
For nearly a decade, gardener Scott Lewis has been operating the legal equivalent of a push mower in a court battle over the lucrative lawn-care business on Palm Beach.
Families Wait Years For Help For Disabled Family Members CBS 42 Austin
More than 100,000 families in Texas are waiting to get help, help to take care of loved ones with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Loans may help residents rebuild Montgomery Advertiser
The sirens wailed at mid-morning and the radio warned of storms in Pintlala. Everything was quiet for a while, but the next time Chrissy Williams heard the tornado alarm, she said it was too late.
If we can feed the birds, why not bears and deer? Anchorage Daily News
Flocks of black-capped chickadees were swarming the alders in the front yard at daybreak, but it was hard to tell what the little omnivores were after.
Families suffer as mentally ill inmates can't get care they need Miami Herald
When Enrique Cordero was arrested, he was healthy enough to work, his sister says. But after a year on the Miami-Dade County jail's wing for the mentally ill, the voices in his head had reached such a frenzied pitch, he couldn't even sit quietly in a courtroom as lawyers argued over his future.
Families Suffer As Mentally Ill Inmates Can't Get Care They Need: While Lawyers and Government Officials Argue Over RedNova
By Susannah A. Nesmith and Dani Mcclain, The Miami Herald Dec. 3--When Enrique Cordero was arrested, he was healthy enough to work, his sister says.
South Africa: Correctional Supervision for Some Gorgeous Guilty Pleasures AllAfrica.com
TAKE a weekend's leave from the prison sentence that is mowing the lawn and you can get into all sorts of trouble. On your belated return from spending the weekend sipping imported beers with your pals, the lawn has run riot and the minister of lawns and order has declared a state of emergency.
MEMBER EXCHANGE: Farmer won't sell valuable land Springfield News-Sun
WEST CHESTER, Ohio — At 90 years old, Bill Honerlaw has never been on a bus, a train or a plane. He hasn't set foot in a grocery store in 20 years. He calls computers "the worst thing that ever happened."
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Seekonk spends on equipment, personnel Seekonk Star
In addition to the school department, the town side of government also saw large financial expenditures.
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