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Donal Logue and Michael Raymond-James Interview TERRIERS - Collider.com (blog)

Not Guilty Verdict in Arkansas Obscenity Trial - AVN News (press release)

Brunswick DSS director was rebuked over sexual comments before suspension - StarNewsOnline.com

The Morning Plum - Washington Post (blog)

Exclusive: Mandelson targeted in phone-hacking scandal - Independent

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School board to consider creating a system of oversight for online classes

The school board this week will consider creating a system of oversight for online classes that has been lacking in the Oshkosh school district.

Justice department's probe into Alamance County Sheriff's Office causes county strife

The U.S. Department of Justice investigators recently visited Alamance County Sheriff's Office employees and Alamance County residents, continuing the department's inquiry into the sheriff's office for "discriminatory policing and unconstitutional searches and seizures."

County denies appeals from 3 fired bosses

The appeals of three fired Nassau County administrators were denied Tuesday, according to County Manager Ted Selby, who cited "lost confidence" in their leadership abilities.

Finance and Banking

In these difficult economic times, the duties and liabilities of the promoters of financial products are coming under much tighter scrutiny.

Lake Havasu Todays News Herald

First responders who watched quiet crowds this Labor Day weekend admit there may be fewer people in town compared to past holiday weekends, but swear Lake Havasu still has its charms.