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Megachurch unlikely to be good neighbor
Having read the article about the megachurch seeking to bulldoze Padonia Park Club ("Unwelcome plan," Sept. 1) and attended the meeting it cited, I feel compelled to clarify a few points about the Rev. Daniel K. O'Brien's remarks at that meeting. The...Tags: Timonium
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10K race highlights weekend's Bay Days
Today marks the start of the 26th Annual Hampton Bay Days celebration in downtown Hampton. The event will last through Sunday and will include the Abbitt Realty Bay Days 10K Race and painter and sculptor Wyland. Wyland will hold a series of workshops...Tags: Newport News (Newport News, Virginia), Heart Disease, First United Corporation, Hampton (Hampton, Virginia), Hampton Bay Days
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Voucher, tax-swap initiatives tossed out
Tallahassee BureauProperty-tax bills won't drop anytime soon, but sales taxes won't go up, either. And school funding will stay the same. The state Supreme Court on Wednesday removed a multibillion-dollar tax-swap plan from the November ballot, leaving supporters empty-...Tags: Political Candidates, Mike Haridopolos, Referenda, Real Estate Sales, Government
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Should she or shouldn't she run?
More than 500 readers responded to a Tribune question Wednesday on whether Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin should remain as John McCain's running mate. Here are some of the comments: Sarah Palin is a very refreshing choice. Government needs cleaning up and...Tags: National Government, Falls Church (Falls Church, Virginia), John Edwards, Sarah Palin, Kay Bailey Hutchison
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Meeks continues school boycott in lobbies of corporate and government buildings
State Sen. James Meeks (D-Chicago) called off his two-day boycott of Chicago Public Schools late Wednesday, saying he was heeding Gov. Rod Blagojevich's admonition that he wouldn't discuss Illinois school funding while students were kept out of classes....Tags: Regional Authority, Government, Aon Corporation, Democratic National Conventions, Baptist
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Republicans convene, night 2 live-blog
The Swampby Frank James 11:08 pm -- Now Lieberman talks to Democrats and Independents. Says he understands that during an ordinary election they wouldn't vote for a Republican. "But these are no ordinary times and trust me John McCain is no......Tags: Laura Bush, Awards and Prizes, Executive Branch, Religious Leaders, History
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Liberal Arts Tweaked To Round Out Resumes
Associated PressLongtime Middlebury College economics Professor Michael Claudon should have been ecstatic. More and more students at the quintessential Vermont liberal arts school — nearly 1 in 6 — had picked his department as a major. But Claudon could tell...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Employers, Roman Catholic, Claremont (Los Angeles, California), Google Inc.
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Roseland wants more grocery stores in 'food desert'
Chicago Tribune reporterBakkah Al Nurridin, 16, held up signs decorated with hearts and smiley faces, reading "Welcome grocers" and "Fresh grapes!!!" Al Nurridin joined her family and other residents of the Roseland neighborhood at a rally Sunday at St. John Missionary...Tags: Healthcare Policies, Food Safety, Heart Disease, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Arable Farming
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Religious beliefs reveal candidates' character
Although I normally agree with Kathleen Parker, her column "Candidates' church quiz un-American" (Commentary, Aug. 22) and the published responses to it were a revelation ("Faith not fair topic for electoral politics," letters, Aug. 25). It's very...Tags: Political Candidates, Belief and Faith, Values, Ethics, Elections
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Sailing hall pact is near
More than three years after sailing enthusiasts began searching for a suitable site in Annapolis for a museum and hall of fame, the project's boosters say they are close to reaching agreements with preservationists that could allow construction to begin...Tags: Local Authority, Sailing, Walter Cronkite
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Church and state separation touted
PHOENIX — Billboards touting freedom from religion and separation of church and state are going up around the downtown Phoenix area. The Freedom From Religion Foundation, based in Madison, Wis., paid an advertising company to put up five signs...Tags: Freedom of Religion, Advertising
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Most homeowners will save on fire-fee rate
Sentinel Staff WriterKISSIMMEE City commissioners approved a fire-fee rate Monday that they said would save most homeowners money for the second year in a row. Kissimmee's fee will remain at $73 a year for residential property, while commercial and industrial properties...Tags: Kissimmee
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