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Evolve Composites welcomed to Hancock
![Some "old Fleetwooders" showed up at the former travel trailer plant Thursday, not hoping to get their old jobs back, but of getting new work under the same roof.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-09/304734960-01155533.jpg "Some "old Fleetwooders\" showed up at the former travel trailer plant Thursday, not hoping to get their old jobs back, but of getting new work under the same roof.")
dona@herald-mail.comSome "old Fleetwooders" showed up at the former travel trailer plant Thursday, not hoping to get their old jobs back, but of getting new work under the same roof. State, county and local elected officials Thursday welcomed Evolve Composites to Hancock....Tags: Plant Openings, Government, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama
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Sun Belt continues to try and cut down on money games
Sun Belt Commissioner Wright Waters has been urging teams in his conference to wean themselves off money games, arguing that it hurts more than it helps. And it appears that his message is sinking in, as many Sun Belt teams have cut back games they...Tags: Purdue Boilermakers, South Carolina, Illinois, Kentucky, Florida
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Norfolk Southern official: Hagerstown was second choice for rail-truck terminal
heather.keels@herald-mail.comHagerstown was Norfolk Southern's second-choice to locate a $95-million intermodal rail-truck terminal now under construction near Greencastle, Pa., a company official told a group of local business people Wednesday morning. "It is my understanding that...Tags: Sales, New Jersey, Event Planning, Companies and Corporations, Vehicles
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Victim who changed testimony charged with perjury
Tribune reporterA Louisiana man was charged with perjury in Cook County after he recanted his identification of two gunmen he testified against in a murder trial in 1994. Willie Johnson, 40, pleaded not guilty today to an indictment charging him with two counts of...Tags: Justice System, Murder, Trials, Lawyers, Punishment
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Katia regains hurricane strength; TD 13 is now Tropical Storm Lee
Sun SentinelThe National Hurricane Center is monitoring three weather systems including Katia, which reached hurricane strength again early Friday and the newly formed Tropical Storm Lee. What had been Tropical Depression 13 was upgraded to Tropical Storm Lee in the...Tags: Natural Disasters, Mississippi, Alabama, National Hurricane Center, Weather Reports
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The Big Easy Is Preparing For The Worst
KIAHThe 6-year anniversary of hurricane Katrina just passed and with tropical depression 13 brewing in the Gulf of Mexico, the big easy is preparing for the worst. The city is expecting up to 10-inches of rain. Oil rigs in the gulf are already being... -
Study: Texting bans don't cut down the number of crashes
A study released in September 2010 by the Highway Loss Data Institute (HLDI) indicated texting-while-driving laws don't decrease the number of crashes. Texting bans in the four tested states did not produce "a detectable reduction" in crash risk, the...Tags: Transportation, Travel, Minnesota, Road Transportation, California
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Maryland should go slow on establishing a health insurance exchange
![Gov. Martin O'Malley has said he wants Maryland to be a "national leader" in health care reform. Sometimes it's good to be a leader, but sometimes being a leader means you are the first to make costly mistakes. Following the lead of other states in implementing the new federal health care law would be better for both taxpayers and health care consumers in Maryland.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-06/62334301-13104533.jpg "Gov. Martin O'Malley has said he wants Maryland to be a "national leader\" in health care reform. Sometimes it's good to be a leader, but sometimes being a leader means you are the first to make costly mistakes. Following the lead of other states in implementing the new federal health care law would be better for both taxpayers and health care consumers in Maryland.")
Gov. Martin O'Malley has said he wants Maryland to be a "national leader" in health care reform. Sometimes it's good to be a leader, but sometimes being a leader means you are the first to make costly mistakes. Following the lead of other states in...Tags: Medical Services, Sales, Maryland, Government, Massachusetts
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Local Hero: Eastford Man First Union General To Die In Civil War
The Hartford CourantGen. Nathaniel Lyon died at the right time. Raised in eastern Connecticut, the 43-year-old West Point graduate was killed while commanding the Union forces at the Battle of Wilson's Creek near Springfield, Mo., on Aug. 10, 1861. He became the first...Tags: Slavery, Illinois, Minority Groups, Willimantic (Windham, Connecticut), Government
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Cajun cuisine breaks into Burbank
They say you have to break a few eggs to make an omelet. But how many do you have to crack to create a successful chain of brunch cafes? The owners of Another Broken Egg Café are trying to find out.
The family of restaurants that started in Louisiana...Tags: Hamburgers, Eggs Benedict, French Bread, Human Interest, French Toast
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States Consider 'Caylee's Law' After Casey Anthony Verdict
Associated PressLawmakers outraged over Casey Anthony's acquittal have responded by proposing so-called Caylee's laws that would allow prosecutors to bring felony charges against parents who do not quickly report missing children. The new measures were triggered, at...Tags: Caylee Anthony, Crimes, South Carolina, Harford County, Maryland
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