Mount Prospect Man Charged With Attempted Murder from www.journal-topics.com near Park Ridge - Charges were upgraded this week against a Mount Prospect man who police say tried to kill his wife. mount prospect police investigation attempted murder charges wife prettiest davis strangle news mt prospect police editors pick top story
Arrest Report: Oct. 6 - 12 from www.parkerpioneer.net near Parker - The following information is provided by the La Paz County Sheriff’s Office. People named could have their charges reduced or dismissed. All people are presumed innocent unless and until proven guil... news
Sesame Workshop's Muppets get new friend with autism from www.kfbb.com near Helena - LOS ANGELES - There's a newcomer on the Sesame Street block, a preschooler with autism named Julia. The Sesame Workshop said Wednesday that the character is being introduced as part of an initiativ.... khq khq.com khq news spokane news q6 spokane weather news channel 6 shooting wreck school idaho cda weather local news nbc spokane tv stations q-6 sesame street autism
WATCH LIVE: Hillary Clinton to Testify Before House Benghazi Committee from www.kfbb.com near Helena - After months of anticipation and partisan feuding, Hillary Clinton will testify before the House Select Committee on Benghazi Thursday in a grueling day-long hearing with high stakes for both the D... great falls news helena news kfbb.com abc 5 abc 21 great falls weather helena weather montana sports montana weather
Stomp The Monster plans fun run from ind.gmnews.com near Holmdel - Stomp The Monster, a charitable organization that provides financial and other support to cancer patients, their families and caregivers, will host its first Spooktacular Almost 4-Mile Fun Run on Oct....
Rabinovich, Susser to head experts at UA Israel conference, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - In the wake of the “Arab Spring,” the Middle East has been rocked by national conflicts, sectarian civil wars and economic challenges. Iran’s nuclear program has increased political tensions and...
History museum benefit to honor Tucson’s Jewish mayors, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - The Jewish History Museum will hold its seventh annual fall fundraiser next month, honoring Tucson’s Jewish mayors. Mayor Jonathan Rothschild, the current incumbent — and the city’s fifth Jewish...
Parents, children challenged on engineering projects from ind.gmnews.com near Holmdel - The Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District recently held its first Family STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) Night for students and their families. In total, 71 parents were in attendanc...
Op-Ed: How to teach kids to support Jewish causes, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (JTA) — “Hey, Rabbi,” the bat mitzvah candidate said, “can I tell you about my mitzvah project? I’m raising money to help people join our synagogue if they can’t afford it....
Pros and cons of Pima bond proposals outlined at COC, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - Helping voters make sense of the 2015 Pima County bond election was the focus of a presentation jointly sponsored by Congregation Or Chadash’s social action committee and the Pima County Interfaith ...
As board members, tutors and chefs, Kronmans aid many Tucson charities, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - Since moving to Tucson 10 years ago, Len and Harriet Kronman have supported a wide range of charitable organizations, offering ideas and aid to help them expand. They have served as board members, tut...
Family’s walk raises $17K for T1D research from ind.gmnews.com near Holmdel - A local Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation One Walk raised funds to find a cure for type-1 diabetes (T1D) on Oct. 11 in Avon-by-the-Sea.
THA will honor Lex Sears with Tikkun Olam award, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - Tucson Hebrew Academy will honor Lex Sears, a former THA trustee, at its annual Tikkun Olam Award dinner on Sunday, Nov. 1.
Lola Evelyn (McDonald) Morgan from ind.gmnews.com near Holmdel - Lola Evelyn Morgan, 91, of Ellisville, Mississippi, passed away on Oct. 12 at Wesley Medical Center, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, with family by her side. Graveside services were held at Bethel Baptist C...
Israel Public Diplomacy Forum to give talks on Mideast, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - A delegation from the Israel Public Diplomacy Forum will present a series of free discussions in Tucson Nov. 3-4. IPD Forum is a nonprofit, nonpartisan educational organization established to advance ...
Unbeaten Lancers aim for top spot in state playoff standings from ind.gmnews.com near Holmdel - Anthony Brown passed for 297 yards and five touchdowns and rushed for 108 yards as unbeaten St. John Vianney High School’s football team solidified an NJSIAA Non-Public B tournament berth with a 56-...
Local teens b’nai mitzvah projects reflect love of art, camp, pets and shul, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - Young teenagers at Tucson synagogues work hard to prepare for their b’nai mitzvah ceremonies. In addition to learning to chant Torah and Haftorah, and prepare and deliver a sermon, these motivated y...
Bet Shalom scholar to examine anti-Semitism, ethics, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - Rabbi Elijah Schochet will be Congregation Bet Shalom’s scholar-in-residence Oct. 23 and 24. He will speak on “The Value of a Jewish Life,” exploring both superficial and deep reasons behind ant...
Election Day will be telling for local towns from ind.gmnews.com near Holmdel - The Nov. 3 general election could see some changes coming to local governing bodies as municipal officials face several challenges in retaining their seats. In Middletown, Republican incumbent Stephen...
Tucson walk for type 1 diabetes research planned, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - The JDRF will hold its 2015 Southern Arizona One Walk to raise money for Type 1 diabetes research on Sunday, Nov. 8 at the University of Arizona.
ATC staging Pulitzer winner on race, identity, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - Arizona Theater Company’s production of “Disgraced,” Ayad Akhtar’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play about a successful Muslim-American lawyer whose dinner guests’ discussion of race and identity ...
Huge crowd turns out for Sanders Tucson rally, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont spoke Oct. 9 to an estimated crowd of 11,000 at the Demeester Outdoor Performance Center at Reid Park. The rally marked the first large...
How a Holocaust legacy helped launch the Kind bar brand, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - NEW YORK (JTA) — In many respects, the Manhattan headquarters of Kind Snacks — the purveyors of the omnipresent fruit and nut bars found everywhere from health-food stores to office-supply empori...
Ethics of driving course to give teens Jewish perspective, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - “You’re Driving Me Nuts,” a program on the ethics of driving for teens, will take place Sunday, Nov. 1 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Congregation Or Chadash.
State gets another swing at ban on sports betting from ind.gmnews.com near Holmdel - The state’s multi-year pursuit of overturning a federal ban on sports betting saw new light as the Third Circuit Court of Appeals has opted to hear the case again.
Matawan races include mayor, 2 council seats from ind.gmnews.com near Holmdel - MATAWAN — As the Nov. 3 general election approaches, local Democrats are looking to increase their representation on Borough Council, aiming to unseat Republican Mayor Paul Buccellato, as well as lo...
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage honors quarterly best sales agents from ind.gmnews.com near Holmdel - Hal Maxwell, president of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in New Jersey and Rockland County, N.Y., recently hosted a Quarterly Best Reception at the Park Savoy in Florham Park to honor 225 affil...
JFSA Campaign returns to pre-recession goal of $4 million, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - The 2016 Jewish Federation of Southern Arizona Community Campaign is now underway. “Do More Than Before, Give With Your Heart” is the theme of this year’s effort, which seeks to connect personal...
Community Gardens of Tucson to celebrate 25 years, 25 gardens with event at JCC, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - Community Gardens of Tucson, a nonprofit started in 1990 by author George Brookbank, will host a fundraising event in his honor at the Tucson Jewish Community Center, the site of its 25th garden, on S...
Woodmere wants to stand out from crowd from www.chagrinvalleytoday.com near Chagrin Falls - WOODMERE — Village officials last week took the first step toward creating its brand. communities woodmere orange
UPDATE: Driver told deputies she had seizure prior to Spokane Valley crash from www.kfbb.com near Helena - An extrication crash shut down part of Sullivan at Kiernan in Spokane Valley Wednesday evening. khq khq.com khq news spokane news q6 spokane weather news channel 6 shooting wreck school idaho cda weather local news nbc spokane tv stations q-6 crash spokane valley
Man honored for saving LP woman's life from www.heraldargus.com near La Porte - Adam Kesling of New Buffalo was sitting in the bar area of Skip's Restaurant & Catering on Aug. 27 when he noticed that a woman nearby was in distress. news local featured
Accused murder trio reportedly beat man on Haight Street - The San Francisco Examiner from www.sfexaminer.com near San Francisco - More than a year before three Haight Street young adults were arrested and charged with murder for killing a Canadian tourist in Golden Gate Park and a hiker in Marin, »
Van, Trailer Collide At Prairie-Graceland from www.journal-topics.com near Park Ridge - Both drivers involved in a traffic accident at Graceland and Prairie avenues in Des Plaines today (Wednesday) refused medical treatment by paramedics. news des plaines police breaking breaking
Shoshone County Sheriff's Office locates escaped offender from www.kfbb.com near Helena - The Shoshone County Sheriff's Office said they are searching for a man who escaped the custody of a probation officer. They said 32-year-old was released on bond from county jail. great falls news helena news kfbb.com abc 5 abc 21 great falls weather helena weather montana sports montana weather
Council votes ‘yes’: City to take over golf course operation from delrionewsherald.com near Del Rio - City council members voted unanimously Tuesday night to municipalize the San Felipe Golf Course. san felipe golf course news local top story
Attorney drives off from Del Rio Port of Entry without consent from delrionewsherald.com near Del Rio - A weekend incident in which an attorney for U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) allegedly ran through the Del Rio Port of Entry remains under investigation, a CBP official said. u.s. customs and border protection del rio port of entry news local
Upscale all the way from www.hampshirereview.com near Romney - Not since the great Charlie Streisel wayward drill event have our letters to the editor section deviated noticeably from its overly serious (I think) tone. The drill thing went on for several weeks as... farm
School board minutes from www.hampshirereview.com near Romney - The Hampshire County Board of Education held a special meeting, its 11th meeting of the 2015-2016 school year, Tuesday, Oct. 13, at the offices of the Hampshire County Board of Education. school
The mystery of the whispering forest from www.hampshirereview.com near Romney - Last week I alluded to the fact that I enjoy making up ghost stories. Well, ‘tis the season for such an event. If you don’t enjoy ghost stories, then don’t read. For the rest of you, I would jus... homespun living
CWD testing becomes voluntary from www.hampshirereview.com near Romney - The move to electronic checking for hunters means that testing for Chronic Wasting Disease in Hampshire County will be entirely voluntary when buck season opens Nov. 23. news
An enjoyable reunion with Critton Hollow String Band set for Nov. 7 from www.hampshirereview.com near Romney - ROMNEY — The Hampshire County Arts Council (HCAC) is pleased to present a concert featuring the Critton Hollow String Band. The concert is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 7, at 7:30 p.m. at The Bottlin... living
Local authors sought for book festival from www.hampshirereview.com near Romney - BERKELEY SPRINGS — The Morgan Arts Council (MAC) is holding its 4th annual Berkeley Springs Book Festival Saturday, Nov. 28 at the Ice House from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The free event includes several ne... living
Warriors setting the SL pace from www.westsideconnect.com near Newman - Orestimba continued to set the pace in the Southern League soccer standings with two victories last week. prep sports
Gustine Redskins eye soccer playoffs from www.westsideconnect.com near Newman - Gustine strengthened its soccer playoff prospects with two Southern League victories last week. prep sports
Two injured in overnight shooting west of Spokane; Suspects on the loose from www.kfbb.com near Helena - SPOKANE, Wash. - Around 11:38 Tuesday night, police responded to a shooting near Thorpe and Abbott. Two people were shot and sustained non-life threatening injuries. Both were transported to the ho... khq khq.com khq news spokane news q6 shooting wreck school idaho cda weather local news nbc spokane tv stations q-6 west spokane thorpe road crime check spokane county sheriff's office
Planning for Expecting Parents from stillwatergazette.com near Stillwater - Starting a family brings joy, stress, excitement and discussions over where to put the bassinet in your house. It brings questions about getting your financial house in order, too. Here’s a financia...
Letter: Call for audit of Lake Elmo water, sewer fund from stillwatergazette.com near Stillwater - To the editor: We demand an audit in Lake Elmo. Again Lake Elmo makes the front page with “Lake Elmo council member censured” in The Gazette Oct. 9. Sinc
USAF Brass Quintet To Perform On Sunday from www.azjournal.com near Holbrook - Winslow High School will host the United States Air Force Band of the Golden West Travis Brass Quintet in a free concert for the community at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 25, in the WHS Performing...
Holbrook Ramps Up Fun And Tourism With Its Fall Events from www.azjournal.com near Holbrook - By Nolan Madden This year’s summer fun may have come and gone, but the City of Holbrook is prepared to keep citizens and visitors well entertained as autumn settles in. On tap this month is ...
Regional Council Opposes Plan To Seize Early Childhood Funds from www.azjournal.com near Holbrook - The First Things First Navajo/Apache Regional Council has resolved to oppose any proposal by policymakers to divert its funding or alter its mission, and urges every Arizonan to do their utm...
Harvest Fest Set October 31 from www.azjournal.com near Holbrook - Harvest Fest will be held on Saturday, Oct. 31, at First Baptist Church in Holbrook. Hot dogs will be served from 6 to 6:30 p.m. Games will start at 6:30 p.m. and continue until 8 p.m. Every...
SF taxi drug testing to exempt medical marijuana - The San Francisco Examiner from www.sfexaminer.com near San Francisco - Whether taxi drivers can light up and puff marijuana on their off hours was the topic of intense discussion Tuesday for the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Board of Directors. »
Whatever happened to Pete Carroll? - The San Francisco Examiner from www.sfexaminer.com near San Francisco - So this is the new downslope of the most bittersweet coaching career on record, two decades that have fluctuated so wildly between failure and redemption and euphoria and sustained supremacy »
Honoring ‘Coach C’: School board renames DRHS tennis courts after longtime coach from delrionewsherald.com near Del Rio - The Del Rio High School tennis courts have a new name, and it’s one familiar to followers of the program. tennis sports local
Cal eyes rebound at UCLA - The San Francisco Examiner from www.sfexaminer.com near San Francisco - California coach Sonny Dykes hopes his players took more than a loss from their recent trip to Utah. He’s counting on the Golden Bears having learned a lesson on how »
Board of Supervisors stands behind sanctuary city policy - The San Francisco Examiner from www.sfexaminer.com near San Francisco - Amid a national debate over immigration, San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors stood behind its sanctuary city policy that has come under sharp scrutiny following the shooting death of Kathryn Steinl...
Madonna takes control in San Jose - The San Francisco Examiner from www.sfexaminer.com near San Francisco - It’s really hard to determine exactly which part of Madonna’s “Rebel Heart” tour, which hit San Jose’s SAP Center on Monday night, was the best. Was it when she emerged »
BLOG Why Ivanka Trump is her dad’s first lady, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - (JTA) — Ivanka is to Donald Trump as Lisa is to Homer Simpson: brainy, composed and unflinchingly loyal to her outrageous and unpredictable father.
The Jewish Bernie Sanders only Vermonters know, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - MANCHESTER CENTER, Vt. (JTA) – Bernie Sanders reads from the Passover Haggadah in Hebrew and jokes with his seder hosts about finding hametz, traces of leavening, after they have thoroughly cleaned ...
This Israeli ex-diplomat is Kenya’s biggest pop star, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - (JTA) — Zipping between meetings at Nairobi’s five-star hotels wearing a suit and tie, Gilad Millo looks every bit the ex-diplomat he is.
Buzz Aldrin comes to Israel, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - JERUSALEM (JTA) — Israelis seeking an escape from this week’s daily terror attacks couldn’t fly to the moon, but they had a chance to hear from someone who did — Buzz Aldrin.
The concentration camp currency you never heard of, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - WORCESTER, Mass. (JTA) – In the 70 years since the fall of the Third Reich, the trappings of Nazi power have become infamous icons of evil — think of the swastika flag, the yellow badge or the ...
Blog: Larry David is spot-on as Bernie Sanders on ‘SNL’, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - Sounds like a line on a “Seinfeld” episode (or Modern Seinfeld, anyway). But last night we heard it on the “Saturday Night Live” spoof of the first Democratic debate. The speaker was Bernie Sa...
Amid Israel’s terror wave, African migrants find danger where they sought safe haven, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - TEL AVIV (JTA) — In the days since an Eritrean migrant was shot to death by an Israeli security guard and then beaten by a mob at Beersheba’s central bus station, a fellow migrant named Awat Ashe...
Avoid the 2-Income Trap from stillwatergazette.com near Stillwater - Combining love, lives and laundry is one thing. Combining your money is another. New marrieds who both work do well to think about what to do with two incomes. Here are some pointers.New couples ask m...
Pumpkin Challah Cinnamon Rolls, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - (The Nosher via JTA) — This recipe needs very little introduction because it is just so decadent and delicious. Pumpkin challah. Cinnamon rolls. Sweet glaze. This is the autumn comfort food of your ...
SCPA: Lions fall to St. Agnes from stillwatergazette.com near Stillwater - The St. Croix Preparatory Academy girls’ soccer team was stopped by sixth-seeded St. Agnes 3-1 in the first round of the Section 4A tournament on Mo
FIRST PERSON What the Klinghoffers taught me — and the world, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - NEW YORK (JTA) – I first met Leon Klinghoffer’s daughters in 2004, shortly after my father and stepmother were murdered in a robbery.
Hoof Prints: Sadow hits the stage from stillwatergazette.com near Stillwater - BY ADAM SUTCLIFFE PONY EXPRESS Editor's note: This piece was written by a student and provided by Hoof Prints, a collaboration between The Gazette and the P
BLOG Matisyahu: Leaving Orthodoxy ‘one of the hardest things’, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - (JTA) — With his clean-shaven face and hip clothing, it’s easy to forget that Matisyahu was a Hasidic icon before he was just a Jewish one.
Meet the Islamic Movement, Netanyahu’s newest public enemy, AZ Jewish Post from azjewishpost.com near Tucson - TEL AVIV (JTA) – In assigning blame for the recent wave of violence in Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has turned to the usual suspects – Hamas and the Palestinian Authority.
SF's political future to be decided by handful of voters - The San Francisco Examiner from www.sfexaminer.com near San Francisco - The old refrain “voting doesn’t matter” is total malarkey this election, at least if you live in District 3. When the votes are counted Nov. 3, a handful of residents »
Man dies in tree-cutting accident from www.hampshirereview.com near Romney - ROMNEY — A 21-year-old Maryland man died Saturday evening when a tree he was helping cut fell on him. breaking news news breaking
New details emerge in fatal Mid Market police shooting - The San Francisco Examiner from www.sfexaminer.com near San Francisco - Herbert Benitez and his mother were at San Francisco’s Main Library last Thursday when he left to grab lunch. He never returned. Police shot and killed Benitez, 27, a block »
Former state Senator Burton calls proposed rolling stops for cyclists ‘the craziest thing’ - The San Francisco Examiner from www.sfexaminer.com near San Francisco - Former state Senator John Burton is known for his colorful language and his progressive leadership but when it comes to San Francisco’s consideration of a policy to allow cyclists to »
SoMa community groups appeal '5M' project - The San Francisco Examiner from www.sfexaminer.com near San Francisco - Opponents of a major mixed-use development proposed in the South of Market neighborhood have filed an appeal with The City seeking to challenge the final environmental impact report and other »
Who Wants to Retire Anyway? from stillwatergazette.com near Stillwater - Long naps, strolls with your lifelong spouse in the middle of others’ workday, the creak of the rocker on the porch. Retirement for the boomers? Not likely, and here’s why.We’ve heard over and o...
Stillwater charter change fixes issue highlighted by Harycki resignation from stillwatergazette.com near Stillwater - The Stillwater City Council has amended the city charter to fix a problem brought to light by Mayor Ken Harycki’s resignation last fall. The municipal charte
EagleScout Award, Luke Osterman from stillwatergazette.com near Stillwater - Luke Osterman, 18, of Stillwater has earned the highest advancement award the Boy Scouts of America offers to Scouts, the Eagle Scout Award. A member of Boy Sc
Clarke Park renovation in honor of former Slicer from www.heraldargus.com near La Porte - La PORTE — A fairly substantial renovation project is coming to La Porte. sports
Videogate? Ravens lodge complaint against 49ers - The San Francisco Examiner from www.sfexaminer.com near San Francisco - On the heels of Deflategate, the last thing the NFL wants is another controversy in its lap, especially in the home of Super Bowl 50, but something sure didn’t smell »
Paul Hurley testifies: Attorney says ‘the facts of this case have been sensationalized’ from delrionewsherald.com near Del Rio - A fired police lieutenant’s attorney said his client’s case was “sensationalized,” and the police department overreacted in terminating his employment. del rio police department news local top story
Fire severely damages Oak Park Heights home from stillwatergazette.com near Stillwater - An Oak Park Heights fire cause significant damage to a home on the 15000 block of 63rd Street Oct. 14. Around 4 p.m., the Bayport Fire Department was called
Volleyball: Ponies keep SEC titles hopes alive from stillwatergazette.com near Stillwater - OAK PARK HEIGHTS — The Stillwater volleyball team celebrated Senior Night with 3-0 Suburban East Conference victory over Woodbury on Tuesday, Oct. 1
Aging well column: Community building, one neighbor at a time from stillwatergazette.com near Stillwater - BY SALLY ANDERSON GAZETTE COLUMNIST I confess that when I first started working at Community Thread, I wasn’t sure I could explain why our work impacts t
Lawsuits a major concern for Prop. F opponents - The San Francisco Examiner from www.sfexaminer.com near San Francisco - “Where we stand,” San Francisco Examiner Endorsements, Oct. 15 Lawsuits a major concern for Prop. F opponents Oh, I’m so disappointed to see your poorly considered “Yes” recommendation on Pr...
Private San Bruno school hires armed guards - The San Francisco Examiner from www.sfexaminer.com near San Francisco - A private school in San Bruno has brought armed guards onto its campus in response to concerns about mass shootings. Church of the Highlands, which operates a nondenominational K-8 Christian »
Airbnb breaking the bank to kill Prop. F - The San Francisco Examiner from www.sfexaminer.com near San Francisco - For a firm whose business was illegal for six out of seven years of its existence, Airbnb has matured briskly into the Caligula stage of imperial excess. Now we know »