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- Heads Up: 11.26.07
- In AZ, "Sec of State" might become "Lt. Gov." AZ Daily Star In Portland, "Fourth Avenue" won't become "...
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- States See Big Bucks in Homemade Hooch
- I grew up just a few miles from the Jack Daniels distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee, so I can tell you a thing or two about ...
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- Happy Thanksgiving!
- Over the river and through the woods, away from the office we go. Have a happy Thanksgiving! We'll be back to posting on Monday. Photo ...
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- Fool Me Once...
- The pundits all agree on immigration: "Immigration -- couched as border security -- is undoubtedly going to be a way Republicans look to change ...
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- Heads Up: 11.20.07
- NY DMV renegs on "GETOSAMA" vanity plate. Newsday Kansas City's urban renewal project headed for the silver screen. LA Times Philly to give ...
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- All Aboard
- Charlotte, NC's first light-rail line opened for business over the weekend, and the initial reviews are good. The Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) gave reporters ...
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- Govs Push the Feds on Climate Change
- Governors have been ahead of the federal government on certain policy changes for years. But one of the most prevalent issues where the states are ...
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- Heads Up: 11.16.07
- Charlie Crist ?'s Wal-Mart. Palm Beach Post blog Eliot Spitzer vows to push for gay marriage next year. NY Post Richard Daley walks out of ...
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- You Can't Spell 'Masseuse' Without 'Sue.' Oh wait, yes you can.
- I once got a massage at this spa that was, while itself a totally reputable and completely legit place, in a kind of borderline seedy ...
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- Remembering Harold Washington
- Last week's episode of NPR's This American Life was completely devoted to the story of Harold Washington, Chicago's first (and so far only) black mayor, ...
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