September Fire Victim Dies R News
An Irondequoit woman severely burned in a September house fire has died. Linda Foti, 57, died at Strong Hospital Wednesday morning from complications from her burns.
Supermarkets are criticised for selling beer as cheap as water The Scotsman
BEER prices have dropped dramatically in the run up to Christmas, with high street supermarkets slashing rates in an attempt to beat their competitors.
Butcher Cashes in with Cheap Meat R News
Bargains on toys and technology weren't the only reasons why shoppers waited in long lines Friday. Some got up early for a "taste" of the holiday season.
Save this winter by checking out these off-peak destinations USA Today
Along with holidays, cold temperatures and snowy weather, winter also brings off-peak savings to destinations at home and abroad. From U.S. cities and national parks to European countries, just about anyone can find a winter destination that appeals to their interests and budget.
Tony Blair dismisses SNP's 'flimsy' economic case for independence The Scotsman
TONY Blair today launches an all-out Labour offensive against the Scottish National Party, amid growing Labour discord about how to approach next May's crucial Holyrood elections.
Sun, sea and IKEA shelving now 300,000 Brits own a property abroad Guardian Unlimited
Drive through almost any pretty French or Spanish town and there is bound to be a derelict villa asking for some love and attention. Just a lick of paint and the help of a few local tradesmen will form a wreck into a holiday home for friends and family.
Nicolo Facing Ten More Charges R News
One of the three men charged in the fraud scheme involving Kodak and the town of Greece faces ten more counts linked to tax violations. Authorities charged John Nicolo with defrauding the IRS and filing false tax returns for him and his wife.
Sun, sea and IKEA shelving Guardian Unlimited
A second home in the sun is now the boast of more than 300,000 Brits.
Talk About Travel Washington Post
Spain ideas, Argentia, travel woes on US Airways at Christmas
Too many graduates, too many universities? The Scotsman
THEY were told a university degree would act as a passport into a better career. But hundreds of young Scots are finding that the reality is very different, with many discovering the only work they can get is in bars or shops.
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