Landlord leaves tenants in the cold Press & Sun-Bulletin
BINGHAMTON -- The oven in Larry Porter's North Street apartment Wednesday was set to 400 degrees; the oven door was open. Four burners on the stovetop spit blue flames into the air.
Friday, December 08, 2006 Park Rapids Enterprise
I am beginning to lose my cool. Forty minutes have passed since I first attempted to wirelessly connect my PlayStation 3 to the Internet. The PS3 can detect the WiFi router located in the back of my apartment. (Heck, it even senses my neighbors' routers.)
Let head rule heart when buying in a strange land Financial Times
Aluxury ski-chalet in Bulgaria. An eco-house in Venezuela. An elegant terraced apartment in Paris. These are just a few of the hottest properties that UK investors are snapping up as they increasingly rebuff their home market in search of racier returns overseas.
From office manager to a dire plight Miami Herald
Daphne Azpiazu used to manage a dentist's office in Plantation, tending to her two children when she wasn't at work. A year later, the practice has closed and the 29-year-old single mother feels at a loss. Azpiazu represents the growing number of families and seniors who are seeking first-time help at social service agencies because of South Florida's rising cost of living.
New editor named for the News Deseret Morning News
Joe Cannon, who will be taking over as the new editor of the Deseret Morning News, readily admits it's his relatives who have the newspaper experience, not him.
Home Front Washington Post
Post Home staff editors Annie Groer and Jura Koncius are here to answer your decorating-related questions.
Asean listening as China calls the tune Bangkok Post
China has posted yet another record for its trade surplus - US$23.8 billion in the month of October 2006 alone. Meanwhile, on the other side of the Pacific Ocean, the United States is seen as plunging deeper and deeper into the abyss of trade deficit.
Grand Haven Tribune Grand Haven Tribune
Ten years ago, rock 'n roll success was just a dream for Spring Lake graduate Mike Naramore. Like many teenage musicians, Naramore and his fellow bandmates had plans to make it big. They played countless shows, built a solid fan base, and sold more than 1,200 records.
Berlin New York Times
Few cities are changing as profoundly as Berlin; it?s like New York City in the 1980s. With so much to explore and create, the city never sleeps.
The Sports Guy: Power broker ESPN
At this point in the NFL season, Bill Simmons writes, only 10 teams still matter. But that's not stopping him from doing a Power Poll on the whole league.
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