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Looking to scare up some fun this
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What is wrong with Kent School District priorities: Opinion
As the school year begins, and the 2010/2011 budget was adopted by the Kent School Board, it is important, again, to consider Kent School District priorities.
Albany International Airport prepared to take diverted flights caused by Earl
So far, Hurricane Earl isn't causing too many travel disruptions in the northeast, but Albany International Airport is prepared to take any diverted flights that may arrive later.
Beach towel snaps into workout regimen
This Labor Day weekend, get in a quick cardio workout on the sand created by personal trainer Sara Haley.
Coping with altitude sickness
Dr. Sue Hubbard, aka The Kid's Doctor, offers tips on how you can help your kids not get sick as you travel this Labor Day weekend.
DOT announces $3.6 million for Michigan high-speed rail
WASHINGTON - U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood today announced $3.6 million for the State of Michigan to begin work on the rehabilitation of the Battle Creek railroad station.
Buses and bikes to help in strike
Details of a "major effort" to help people get to work during a strike by London Underground workers have been unveiled, including extra buses, escorted bike rides and more river journeys.
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A horrifying way to learn this Labor Day weekend
Horror movie buffs and wannabe filmmakers will spend their Labor Day weekend sitting in the dark - and loving every minute of it.
Take Home Tuesday Part Deux
So, last week we gave away a bright and shiny new copy of INTERTWINED, the first book in Gena Showalter's teen paranormal series.
Special book signing of Ghosts of Maryland by Mike Ricksecker
Mike will be doing a lecture, Q and A, and a book signing of Ghosts of Maryland.
"The Last Exorcism": Satan makes a fake documentary
A still from "The Last Exorcism" I know, I know: You're an aspiring filmmaker in Oklahoma City or Bloomington or wherever, you've got a camera and some chops and a whole bunch of fearlessness, but nobody in the actual movie business will give you even a microsecond of their attention.
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A&E Network Greenlights Non-Scripted Pilot "The Unexplained" A&E Network has ordered a documentary pilot from prolific producer and director Doug Limon titled "The Unexplained," which will focus on strange phenomena and paranormal experiences, it was announced today by Rob Sharenow, Senior Vice President, Non-Fiction & Alternative Programming for ...
Mike Conley's Tales of the Weird: Strange lights often seen on the Devil's Pr...
Along the border between southwestern Missouri and northeastern Oklahoma , there is a four-mile gravel road that locals call the Devil's Promenade.
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