World's Largest Cruise Ship Visits Haiti
CBS News - Fri Dec 4, 12:32 pm ETWorld's Largest Cruise Ship Visits Port In Impoverished Haiti, Stoking Hopes For Tourism
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Men Accused Of Bomb-Missile Plot Back In NY Court
WCBS-TV New York - Fri Dec 4, 11:55 am ETFour men accused of plotting to bomb New York synagogues and shoot down military planes are returning to federal court for an update on pretrial demands. When they were last in court three months ago, defense lawyers hinted they would claim the men were entrapped by a federal informant. They said the defendants had been lured with gifts ranging from cash to free meals at a chicken restaurant ...
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US ambassador: US-Mexico drug war aid on track
AP via Yahoo! News - Thu Dec 3, 5:28 pm ETThe U.S. ambassador to Mexico said Thursday that programs to provide more than $1.1 billion in equipment and training to help Mexico fight organized crime are on track.
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Family Grieves One Year After Ice Cream Man's Killing
WPBF Palm Beach - 2 hours 32 minutes agoThe family of Fresnel Atilus grieves one year after the ice cream man's murder.
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Community briefs
Helena Independent Record - Fri Dec 4, 2:24 am ETEast Helena IGA to hold food drive
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Mosley Looks to Grab Berto’s Belt and Up the Ante!
Hot Boxing News.com - Fri Dec 4, 3:06 pm ET(DEC 04) As “Sugar” Shane Mosley, 46-5, 39Ko’s lays in wait for his shot at Floyd Mayweather or Manny Pacquiao he has his eyes securely set on the target before him, Winter Haven, Florida’s WBC Welterweight Champion Andre Berto.
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Bridges and Borders
The Mass Media - Tue Dec 1, 8:37 pm ETAt the UMass Boston campus we have large populations of students with Haitian and Dominican descent. Each group has created a club on campus that seeks to support students from their respective cultures and promote awareness of their roots, traditions, and histories.
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Beer cans, horsehair all part of Sunnyvale resident's nativity exhibit
Cupertino Courier - 2 hours 22 minutes agoWhen Caroline Payne looks at a nativity, she sees a representation of her Christian faith, but she also sees reflections of countries and cultures that embrace other religions.
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Give Back Night: School lends a hand
The Norwich Bulletin - Thu Dec 3, 11:52 pm ETEmma Rankowitz, 4, has a big pink blanket on her bed depicting Dora the Explorer. So on Thursday, Emma, a pre-kindergarten student, helped make blankets so other people can stay warm this winter as part of Give Back Night at the Integrated Day Charter School. Hundreds of students, parents and teachers gathered in the school’s gym to help the needy, as near as a local soup kitchen or as far away ...
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Jazz up your gift-giving with offbeat food baskets
Miami Herald - Wed Dec 2, 12:32 pm ETStill sending baskets of pasteurized cheese and dusty sausage for the holidays? Shame on you. With a little thought -- and less money than you might spend on mundane, ready-made selections -- you can create unique baskets filled with thoughtful South Florida treats that capture the individual tastes of those fussy foodie friends.
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Timeline: Events in Mesac Damas case
Naples Daily News - Fri Dec 4, 1:07 pm ETNAPLES —Here is a timeline of events leading up to finding six people dead in a townhouse in North Naples.■ Sept. 16, Wednesday evening — Mesac and Guerline Damas attend an anger management class together.■ Sept. 17, Thursday 8:20 a.m. — All three Damas boys, Michzach, Marven and Maven, are present at Osceola Elementary School.■ Sept. 17, Thursday shortly before 9 p.m. — Mesac Damas leaves his ...
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India to Buy More Rice From Domestic Farmers to Avert Imports
Bloomberg - Fri Dec 4, 12:06 am ETDec. 4 (Bloomberg) -- India, harvesting its smallest crop in seven years, plans to increase purchases from local farmers to avoid imports that are as much as 73 percent more expensive, said a government official.
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Stillerstrong
HuffingtonPost.com via Yahoo! News - Thu Dec 3, 10:33 pm ETRead Ben Stiller's other articles on HuffingtonPost.com
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Council asked to OK park war memorial
Irvine World News - Fri Dec 4, 5:02 pm ETErecting a memorial in Irvine for Americans killed while serving in Iraq and Afghanistan is a step closer to fruition. The City Community Services Commission is recommending that the City Council approve the Northwood Gratitude and Honor memorial...
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Teen of the Week: John Michael Vernon
The Capital - Fri Dec 4, 12:09 pm ETJohn Michael Vernon seems to have his finger on the pulse of every ongoing student project and program at Archbishop Spalding High School. Wendi Winters — For The Capital John Michael Vernon, 17, of Crownsville, a senior at Archbishop Spalding High School and president of its Student Government Association, stands with the gavel of his office in front of Spalding's new Arts & Technology Center.
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Kids Cozy Up to Great TV This Winter with TBN's Smile of a Child Children's TV Network
Christian News Wire - Fri Dec 4, 4:26 pm ETLOS ANGELES, Dec. 4 / Christian Newswire / -- Smile of a Child children's TV network (SMILE) pours the love of God into the hearts and lives of children with its exciting new winter programming.
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