Obituaries in the news Boston Globe
Joseph Edward Gallo Jr., who broke from his winemaking family to make cheese and then waged a high-profile spat with his famous brothers over use of the Gallo name, died Feb. 17 of a longtime illness. He was 87.
Millions OK'D for Local Waterways RedNova
By Donna Littlejohn, Rick Orlov and Kerry Cavanaugh STAFF WRITERS A $117 million cleanup of Machado Lake and the Wilmington Drain in the Harbor Area was approved Wednesday by the Los Angeles City Council as part of a sweeping package of citywide water quality improvement projects.
Courier News Online - Plainfield scouts set to honor city's women of excellence Bridgewater Courier News
PLAINFIELD -- Mayor Sharon Robinson-Briggs, the city's first black female mayor, will lead a roster of 40 honorees as three Girl Scout troops salute "Women of Excellence."
New safe haven for homeless proposed The Daily Times
SALISBURY -- Salisbury Urban Ministry parish nurse Donna Clark has been planning ways to break the homeless cycle for years. Now with the help of Salisbury Adult Resource Empowerment Center, she is one step closer to bringing her vision to life.
St. Mary and Franklin Banner-Tribune Franklin Banner-Tribune
Two requests for variances were granted by the Franklin Zoning Board of Adjustments meeting Thursday in special session. Alice C. Plantation, represented by Donnie Coots, requested permission to construct a 40-foot by 60-foot metal building on the end of Foster Street for equipment storage.
Kendall's 21 points spur Gates Chili win Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Lindsay Kendall scored 21 points in Gates Chili's 55-47 win over East in a Section V Class AAA first-round girls basketball game Wednesday.
Center for the homeless taking shape The Daily Times
SALISBURY — Salisbury Urban Ministry parish nurse Donna Clark has been planning ways to break the homeless cycle for years. Now with the help of SAREC she is a one step closer to bringing her vision to life.
Lists of best-selling books AP via Yahoo! News
1. "Step on a Crack" by James Patterson, Michael Ledwidge (Little, Brown)
Women’s Basketball The Shorthorn
Coach Capps said the title was a good reward after a hard year.
Local Archived News February 2007 Marysville Journal-Tribune
By EMILY MASTERS A group of 21 area children, ages 6 to 14, are stepping out of their comfort zones and becoming people they're not, only temporarily though.
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