Putting the pieces back together (Waconia Patriot)
After years of abuse as a child, Emily V. vowed not to become a victim of domestic abuse as an adult. Despite her best efforts, she couldn’t avoid being caught up in the cycle of violence.
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McCain, GOP ads rip Obama over Ayers (The Washington Times)
Sen. John McCain's campaign intensified attacks Friday on his rival's ties to shady Chicago characters such as 1970s bomber William Ayers, but Sen. Barack Obama vowed not to let it distract voters.
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Looking Forward (Northwest Herald)
What's happening this week in news, sports and entertainment
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Whiz Kidz, Whiz Kids Pre-School list buildings for sale (The Yuma Sun)
A broker for the company selling the Whiz Kidz Child Care building says the loss of its food contract forced the business to close. Whiz Kidz, 2600 W. 24th St., had its Child and Adult Care Food Program contract terminated by the Arizona Department of Education in late September.
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Wages of Sin (Forbes)
Eric Langan is trying to build a national chain of strip clubs. Like every other business, this one has its ups and downs.
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The new Prairie Trail is alive! (Coeur d'Alene Press)
They pulled out the old railroad tracks, laid down some asphalt and suddenly the area came to life. The new Prairie Trail is full of activity.
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Briefly in Tompkins (The Ithaca Journal)
Due to the construction of an addition to Statler Hall, the short section of Campus Road between East Avenue and Hoy Road (between the two all-way stop signs) will be closed to vehicular traffic through Monday, Nov. 17.
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Internet safety for kids (Calaveras Enterprise)
How do we get our kids to listen to our warnings?
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Hart to Heart: Children of gay parents want tolerance, acceptance (Savannah Morning News)
In many ways, Charlene Waldron is like any other hands-on, strict mom of four.
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First humans in York County long ago (York County Coast Star)
Information and artifacts gathered at the Hedden archeological site, on Kennebunk's blueberry plains and at the Spiller Farm site in Wells, leave little doubt that York County was inhabited by humans 10,000 to 12,000 years ago.
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