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City looks at hosting Democrats' convention

The Charlotte Observer - Wed Dec 2, 6:34 am ET

Could Charlotte host the next Democratic National Convention ?

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November 30, 2009
Idaho State Journal - Mon Nov 23, 2:07 pm ET
Posted: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 5:05 pm | Updated: 3:00 am, Mon Nov 30, 2009.
Who's Got Next?: Who Could Succeed Oprah
Black Voices - Mon Nov 23, 5:58 pm ET
Filed under: Exclusives , Television Without question, Oprah Winfrey is the most influential talk show host of all time! The Emmy Award-winning TV icon is ending her daytime talk show after 25 years of dominating in television, which led her to become a media juggernaut. Though we all know Winfrey is irreplaceable, BV Buzz has assembled a list of seven worthy women who both deserve a shot at ...
Inviting Change, Day by Day
Poynter Institute - Mon Nov 23, 8:51 am ET
In a time when courage is measured by opening your quarterly 401(k) statement, it's nice to meet Gene Patterson. He's a gentle reminder of where we've been and where we're heading, all these years later.
Columbia College Student Awarded Rhodes and Marshall Scholarships
Columbia University News - Mon Nov 23, 4:51 pm ET
On Nov. 18th, Columbia College student Raphael Graybill (CC'10) found out that he was selected as a 2010 Marshall Scholarship. Just three days later, after two days of interviews in Seattle, he was told in person that he had been chosen to attend Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar. Graybill is the second Columbia College student in two years to be selected for both the Rhodes and Marshall Scholarships.
Cuomo no stranger to church-state friction
CNYCentral.com - Mon Nov 23, 7:02 am ET
Former New York Gov. Mario Cuomo said Sunday that church leaders should be cautious about pressuring Catholic politicians over issues such as abortion because people might not vote for someone they think is guided by religion.
GFH grad wins Rhodes Scholarship
Great Falls Tribune - Mon Nov 23, 11:17 am ET
Raphael Graybill is probably one of the few Rhodes scholars who once a week dons a bulletproof vest. But that's part of his equipment as an unpaid and unarmed auxiliary police officer with the New York Police Department.
Incumbents hold sway in council races
Centennial Citizen - Mon Nov 23, 5:09 am ET
One new councilmember will join four returning incumbents on the Centennial City Council.
D.C. Council chairman's fundraising letter now part of probe
Washington Post - Wed Nov 18, 12:00 am ET
D.C. Council Chairman Vincent C. Gray (D) used council stationery to solicit a $20,000 contribution from Comcast to help pay for Democratic Party activities at last year's national convention, prompting questions about whether his actions might have violated campaign finance and ethics laws.
Mario Cuomo: No Stranger to Church-State Friction
1010 WINS New York - Sun Nov 22, 5:06 pm ET
Former New York Gov. Mario Cuomo says church leaders should be cautious about pressuring Catholic politicians over issues such as abortion because people might not vote for someone they think is guided by religion.
Gray's solicitation letter to Comcast sparks questions
The Washington DC Examiner - Wed Nov 18, 4:51 pm ET
D.C. Council Chairman Vincent Gray's potential mayoral bid was hit with a body blow as it was revealed he sought, using council letterhead, a $20,000 contribution from a major corporation for Democratic committee activities in Denver.
Colo. State Fair Showed $816,000 Profit This Year
KKTV 11 Colorado Springs - Sat Nov 21, 7:05 pm ET
The Colorado State Fair had a net profit of $816,000 this year, the best since it cut back to an 11-day run.
Harpo Studio just a part of vibrant Near W. Side
Chicago Sun-Times - Sat Nov 21, 8:33 am ET
Chicago's Near West Side basked in the spotlight shined by the " Oprah Winfrey Show." But her studio was not the only catalyst for the area's explosive development -- and the show will go on without her. That's the consensus among business, civic and political leaders now that Oprah has announced she's signing off after her 25th season. It is not know whether the talk show diva will abandon her ...
Rewind: Rage Against the Machine Arrest- Offspring Vs Sony- Pearl Jam Blamed For Deaths- Ozzy Slams Rock Hall- and ...
antiMUSIC - Sat Nov 21, 4:48 am ET
A top story from this week. Rewind for July thru September 2000. As we come closer to the year 2010, we're going to be taking a quick look back at some of the biggest stories of the past decade.
Appreciated service: Whitaker did well as mayor
Fairbanks Daily News-Miner - Sat Nov 21, 1:44 am ET
Before former borough Mayor Jim Whitaker’s administration fades too far into history, a few words are due in recognition and appreciation of his service to Fairbanks. Maybe such recognition is pre...
Royal female finish for Starz Film Fest with "Young Victoria"
Denver Post - Fri Nov 20, 3:25 am ET
It is good to be queen. Or at least to portray Britain's longest-ruling monarch as a bright young thing, Emily Blunt acknowledges. "She's a wonderful character at the end of the day, and I wanted to do her justice, rather than just the fact she reigned England," she said of her role in "The Young Victoria." Rupert Friend plays Albert.
Inouye says he's staying neutral
Honolulu Advertiser - Fri Nov 20, 7:13 am ET
U.S. Sen. Daniel K. Inouye has not endorsed a candidate for governor in 2010, but Inouye's staff yesterday did not dispute Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hannemann's claim that the senator has urged him to run.
Film is daughters' homage to radical lawyer William Kunstler
Seattle Times - Thu Nov 19, 7:11 pm ET
"William Kunstler: Disturbing the Universe" is an honest and emotionally complex documentary from Sarah and Emily Kunstler, daughters of the late defense attorney, who attempt to separate the legend from the father they knew.
All's Fairey in national politics
Santa Fe New Mexican - Fri Nov 20, 1:52 am ET
Get FREE Daily Headlines by email! The image is iconic in contemporary political art. And it's been inside your head for more than a year. Art critic Peter Schjeldahl of The New Yorker has referred to it as "the most efficacious American political illustration since 'Uncle Sam Wants You.'" Indeed, it may still be seen in a variety of places, including during your daily commute.
Anti-facist camp clashes with skinheads in Moscow
New Haven Register - Thu Nov 19, 8:56 pm ET
Associated Press MOSCOW — A simmering confrontation between far-right youths and anti-racist activists has erupted into Moscow’s streets after the fatal shooting of an anti-racist activist known as the Bonebreaker.
Shawn Adolf Pleads Guilty To Weapons Charges: Colorado Man Threatened Obama Before Democratic National Convention
The Huffington Post - Sat Nov 7, 4:38 pm ET
What's Your Reaction? DENVER — A man who threatened to kill Barack Obama last summer just before the Democratic National Convention in Denver has pleaded guilty to federal weapons charges.