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    Feb 22, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  1. Artist confronts opposition to same-sex marriage

    It is not unusual to see art that tackles social and political issues, but there's still something startling about Jeffrey Kent's solo show "Preach!" at the Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Maritime Park.
    It is not unusual to see art that tackles social and political issues, but there's still something startling about Jeffrey Kent's solo show "Preach!" at the Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Maritime Park. The Baltimore artist zeros in on opposition by some...

    Tags: Marriage, Gays and Lesbians, Artists, Family, MSNBC (tv network)

    2. Dec 21, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  2. A year of advice

    Tiny print that tricks consumers, stuff that used to be free but isn't anymore and gadgets you can install on your car to reduce auto insurance premiums. That's a sampling from Spending Smart topics this year, along with secrets on how to buy diamonds,...

    Tags: YouTube, Insurance, CVS Corp., Vegetarian Diet, Car Tires

    3. Feb 12, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  3. Cedillo, Gardea and the two L.A.s, 20 years after 'Falling Down'

    There is a scene in the movie &ldquo;<a href=&quot;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9ckjELRL6Y">Falling Down</a>&rdquo; -- released almost exactly 20 years ago -- in which laid-off aerospace engineer William Foster tangles with a couple of gang members on a vacant hill just west of downtown Los Angeles. The film is a gold mine for anyone who wants to delve into the rich genre of stories about L.A. as paradise lost, or explore the standard menu of racial stereotypes. The hard-working white guy is the victim, and he&rsquo;s finally had enough. This is one of those movies.
    There is a scene in the movie “Falling Down” -- released almost exactly 20 years ago -- in which laid-off aerospace engineer William Foster tangles with a couple of gang members on a vacant hill just west of downtown Los Angeles. The film is a...

    Tags: Movies, Michael Douglas, Justice System, U.S. Congress, Antonio Villaraigosa

    4. Feb 7, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. Retail sales rise 5.8%, but cold weather and payroll taxes sting

    Shoppers trod carefully in January, lured into stores by retailers dangling post-holiday clearance deals but spending sparingly to balance out higher payroll taxes and lingering economic uncertainty.
    Shoppers trod carefully in January, lured into stores by retailers dangling post-holiday clearance deals but spending sparingly to balance out higher payroll taxes and lingering economic uncertainty. Same-store sales at major retailers such as...

    Tags: Holidays, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., Gregg Steinhafel, Target Brands, Inc., Consumer Confidence

    5. Jan 13, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  5. 'Girls' recap: Misadventures in cocaine, the return of Booth Jonathan

    It's a Wednesday night, baby, and the &quot;Girls" are alive, just barely. In what can only be described as an "I Love Lucy"-esque adventure on cocaine, Elijah guides Hannah into a royal mess of an evening for her first time trying coke, and Marnie reunites with the mind-boggling sexy Booth Jonathan and finally bones him. As he promised in season one, he DOES scare us a little.
    It's a Wednesday night, baby, and the "Girls" are alive, just barely. In what can only be described as an "I Love Lucy"-esque adventure on cocaine, Elijah guides Hannah into a royal mess of an evening for her first time trying coke, and Marnie reunites...

    Tags: Energy Resources, I Love Lucy (tv program), Tom Petty, Cocaine, Drugs and Medicines

    6. Jan 16, 2013 |Story| Jessamine Journal

  6. Nicholasville Police Reports for Jan. 17

    • Shawn T. Levasseur, 32, 405 Miles Road, was arrested Jan. 8 on Martin Luther King Boulevard and charged with violation of a Kentucky emergency protective order/domestic violence order. • Sharon C. Day, 53, 154 Walker Ave., Lancaster, was...

    Tags: Edgewood, Crimes, Crime, Law and Justice, Prosecution, Theft

    7. Jan 15, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. Flu vaccine shortage reported as sniffles spread

    Finally ready for a flu shot? First of all, what took you so darn long? Second, you might need a little patience.
    Finally ready for a flu shot? First of all, what took you so darn long? Second, you might need a little patience. CVS Caremark and Rite Aid say they're running out of flu vaccines in some states as the unusually severe flu season drives up demand....

    Tags: Flu, Pharmaceuticals, Disease Prevention, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Chemical Industry

    8. Jan 14, 2013 | Los Angeles Times

  8. No shortage of flu vaccine in California, health officials say

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    Public health officials said there is no shortage of the flu vaccine anywhere in California, despite anecdotal reports of people having a difficult time finding a place to get the shot....
    9. Jan 23, 2013 |Story| Herald Mail

  9. Man suspected in W.Va. pharmacy robbery due in Md. court on unrelated charge

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    The man suspected in the Spring Mills, W.Va., Walmart pharmacy robbery Tuesday was due to appear in Washington County Circuit Court today for an unrelated burglary case, according to court records. Jesse Lee Gibson, 27, of 1483 Oak Grove Road in...

    Tags: Justice System, Crimes, Prescription Drugs, Methadone (drug), Misdemeanors

    10. Jan 21, 2013 |Story| Herald Mail

  10. Man attempts to rob two Hagerstown pharmacies

    A man entered a pair of Hagerstown pharmacies Monday afternoon in search of illegally obtaining the prescription drug Xanax, but was only successful in robbing one store, according to the Hagerstown Police Department.
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    A man entered a pair of Hagerstown pharmacies Monday afternoon in search of illegally obtaining the prescription drug Xanax, but was only successful in robbing one store, according to the Hagerstown Police Department. The robber, who was still at-large...

    Tags: Criminals, Prescription Drugs, Alprazolam (drug), Weis Markets Incorporated

    11. Nov 27, 2012 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  11. Mortgage lender uses fear as a sales pitch

    State and federal authorities may have cracked down on unscrupulous mortgage lenders to avoid a repeat of the housing market meltdown, but there are still plenty of companies that are eager to dupe people into taking out bad loans.
    State and federal authorities may have cracked down on unscrupulous mortgage lenders to avoid a repeat of the housing market meltdown, but there are still plenty of companies that are eager to dupe people into taking out bad loans. Exhibit A:...

    Tags: Fannie Mae, Finance, Mortgages, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, CVS Corp.

    12. Dec 27, 2012 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  12. Crime & Punishment: Woman Smears Feces on the Cars of Metro North Commuters

    <strong>America's Least Reputable Gun Dealer:</strong> Riverview Gun Sales sold Nancy Lanza the rifle her son used at Sandy Hook Elementary, but that is not why ATF agents raided the East Windsor store last week. Apparently, its assault rifles landed in the hands of another mentally ill young man and this one was just continuously ransacking the store's shelves. Patch.com reports that days before the Newtown massacre, Jordan Marsh, a diagnosed schizophrenic, allegedly walked out of the store with an AR15. He reportedly went back days later to grab a .50-caliber Bushmaster. This time, an employee saw him but Marsh, 26, was able to flee with the gun. Police caught up with him and retrieved both rifles. This was apparently how store owner David Laguercia learned the AR15 was ever missing. Marsh had also shoplifted from Riverview in May, stealing a dozen guns and was on a two-year suspended sentence for that. In that case as well, Laguercia reportedly did not know they were gone until authorities retrieved them. The ATF moved in to get an inventory of potential missing weapons. (Also, in 2007, an employee stole 33 guns from this store.)
    America's Least Reputable Gun Dealer: Riverview Gun Sales sold Nancy Lanza the rifle her son used at Sandy Hook Elementary, but that is not why ATF agents raided the East Windsor store last week. Apparently, its assault rifles landed in the hands of...

    Tags: Middletown, East Windsor, Sandy Hook Elementary School, National Rifle Association of America, Theft

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