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Chicago Journal - WHAT MAKES YOU A GOOD REALTOR: I love what I do. I like to work with both buyers and sellers. The best way to be good at what you do is to know your competition. And in this ever-changing market that means you have to be out in the field and see the

Cheever faces uphill climb
Kokomo Tribune - Eddie Cheever believed for a while that there was a lot more to life than driving a race car. For the past three years, his days of waking every morning to face a two-hour workout in the gym and eating carefully and sparingly to stay in shape to

The curtain may rise to a shortfall
Los Angeles Times - FIVE months from opening night, fundraising for the new Orange County Performing Arts Center symphony hall that architect Cesar Pelli has clad in waves of glass is $70 million short of its goal. Center leaders no longer expect to raise the money in

The Sims 2: Open for Business
DailyGame.net - Two years ago my wife and I went on vacation to a little Bed and Breakfast on Bainbridge Island, just outside of Seattle. Buried in a cupboard behind more well-known games like Monopoly and Uno was a green box marked simply "The Farming Game." Since

Are we ready for possible pandemic?
Charlotte Observer - If a bird flu pandemic erupts among humans, it won't be just a health problem. It could interrupt business, schools and life as we know it. Are we prepared? Not yet, based on interviews with Carolinas health officials and area schools and businesses

Teen receives gift of a lifetime
Ada Evening News - STRATFORD A few months ago, 43-year-old David O'Bryant did an interview for the Farm and Ranch section of the Ada Evening News. He told the paper about how when he was a young man, he never thought he would work with horses. In fact, O'Bryant was

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KVBC - March is Brain Injury Awareness Month. Properly fitted bike helmets could reduce the risk of bike-related brain injuries by 88 percent; however, only one out of five cyclists ages 5 to 14 usually wears a helmet. Clark County Superintendent Dr. Walt

Aging schools in line for fixes
Allentown Morning Call - In its elementary schools, most classrooms are so small that students' desks touch the blackboard and there is no room to house full-day kindergarten or fifth-graders. At its two high schools, enrollment has reached the population of small towns. The