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Thursday mailbox -- is the dirty martini the stupidest drink ever?
The Baltimore SunVodka is down, red velvet is up and did Twinings pull a New Coke with Earl Grey? > Vodka is down (or is it) -- the vanguard of expert bartenders are sneering at customers who order vodka. Is a dirty martini the worst drink ever? Toronto restaurateur...Tags: Food and Drug Administration, Health Organizations, Social Media, Maryland, Fresh Del Monte Produce Incorporated
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BGE head: Thank you for your patience
As BGE continues Hurricane Irene restoration efforts, we want to thank our customers for their patience and understanding. This storm, which is similar to 2003's Hurricane Isabel, caused nearly the same amount of power outages resulting from massive trees...Tags: Ohio, Georgia, Texas, Illinois, Louisiana
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Abortion demonstrators share graphic message with local college students
Reporter/Lynchburg Bureau ChiefA group that opposes abortion is visiting local colleges this week. Demonstrators are using some shocking images to get their point across, and that's caused one school to ban the group from campus. Liberty University students were greeted with a...Tags: Martinsville (Martinsville, Virginia), Abortion Issue, Ethics, Abortion, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Camp Nelson features living history event
The Camp Nelson Preservation and Education Foundation and the Jessamine County Fiscal Court will sponsor the Camp Nelson Civil War Days Living History Sept. 10-11. The event will be held on the grounds of the best preserved Union Army supply depot and...Tags: History, Wars and Interventions, Armed Forces, Minority Groups, Ohio
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Sun Belt continues to try and cut down on money games
Sun Belt Commissioner Wright Waters has been urging teams in his conference to wean themselves off money games, arguing that it hurts more than it helps. And it appears that his message is sinking in, as many Sun Belt teams have cut back games they...Tags: Purdue Boilermakers, Illinois, Nashville, Louisiana, South Carolina
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Students react to graphic anti-abortion demonstration at Radford University
ReporterRadford University students gave a pro-life organization a less than welcoming reception to campus. The Tennessee based "Center for Bio-Ethical Reform" set up a huge anti-abortion display in the center of Radford University on Wednesday and Thursday. The...Tags: Abortion Issue, Ethics, Education, Abortion, Republican Party
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Byrd on a flier
Haight-Ashbury, rock ’n’ roll and mind-altering drugs gave rise to an unusual burst of creativity that married type designs, images and explosive color on esoteric psychedelic posters. Artists embedded in the San Francisco hippie culture...Tags: New York, Fiction, Manhattan (New York City), Jefferson Airplane (music group), Arts
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Obituary: Edward Tankersley
LANCASTER — Edward Tankersley, 72, of Lexington, formerly of Garrard County, died Wednesday at the VA Medical Center in Lexington. Tankersley was in the army for more than 13 years and was also a truck driver. He was a member of Harmons Lick...Tags: Pennsylvania, Rose Marie, Lexington (Lexington, Virginia)
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Boyle 911 Police Blotter July 8-10
Editor’s note: Taken from the Danville 911 records, the Police Blotter represents a history of the initial calls and the information used by the dispatcher to send officers to investigate complaints. It is not necessarily an indication of what the...Tags: The Salvation Army, Motorvehicle Accidents, Christianity, Crimes, Vehicles
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Lancaster applies for $2 million water plant grant
msimpson@amnews.comLANCASTER — The Lancaster City Council has not made a firm decision about how to solve pending water capacity issues. But the city will pursue a grant to build a new water plant. The council approved the city's application for $2 million in U.S....Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, U.S. Department of Commerce, Investment Service, Economic Policy, Finance
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Update: Train derails in Lincoln County
dbrock@amnews.comGENEVA — Crews are continuing to monitor a train derailment that happened Monday afternoon in a rural part of Lincoln County. Lincoln Emergency Management Director Don Gilliam said 14 cars of a southbound Norfolk-Southern train carrying a total of...Tags: Railway Accidents, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Emergency Incidents, Local Government, Vehicles
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The Review: Son of a Gun on 3rd Street
Third Street is on its way to becoming the latest restaurant row with a slew of openings slated for the next few months. Already open, a second restaurant from Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo of Animal in the old Cynthia's space just east of Orlando Avenue....Tags: Los Angeles, Foods and Beverages, Los Angeles Times, Salt, Shrimp
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