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Anchorage Businesses Pour Millions into Summer Construction
Channel 2 NewsWhile many Anchorage residents get ready for summer fun, local businesses are readying themselves for millions of dollars in new construction on remodeling projects or new structures. National outfitting chains Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's are...Tags: Business, Cabela's Inc., Highway Transportation, Walmart
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Pay attention, Class of 2013
For RedEyeAnother school year is coming to an end, and once again I wasn't asked to give a commencement speech. What a shame, because most speakers are boring and useless. Attention Toni Morrison, Al Gore and the other big-name commencement speakers—here is...Tags: Al Gore
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Better outlook for Green Mountain Coffee after expanded Starbucks deal
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc., which opened a production facility in Isle of Wight County, anticipates better earnings for the year after reporting a 42 percent profit increase in its fiscal second quarter, the Virginian-Pilot reported. Even...Tags: Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc., Isle of Wight (Isle of Wight, Virginia), Keurig, Inc., K-Cups
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Theme parks with mommy issues
Moms are almost invisible at our theme parks. No, not the ones wielding double-wide strollers and juggling a bambino or two plus a little princess. Those I see a lot. But what about fictional mothers built into the stories of individual attractions? They'...Tags: The Walt Disney Co., Social Media, Robert A. Iger, Travel, Amusement and Theme Parks
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With ankle injury, Alex Len misses chance to 'skyrocket' to top of NBA draft, agent says
In Mike Lelchitski's office at Sports International Group, Inc., the company his father, Boris, founded more than a decade ago after emigrating to the United States from Russia, there is a framed panoramic shot of Comcast Center from the first men's...
Tags: NBA Draft, High School Sports, National Collegiate Athletic Association, College Basketball, Nerlens Noel
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Ocoee boy raises $1,200 for firefighters on 5th birthday
For his fifth birthday, Ocoee preschooler Noah Hall-King, who so idolizes firefighters that he wears a fire chief's costume twice a week, only wanted to help people — like his heroes. In handwritten invitations to his party, the chatty, freckle-...
Tags: September 11, 2001 Attacks, Ocoee, Fires, Human Interest
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You want issues? These are L.A. issues.
In the heated Los Angeles mayoral race, candidates Wendy Greuel and Eric Garcetti are heavily targeting unions, special interests, minorities and the like — especially the like, a bloc of voters most notable for their displeasure over the spelling...
Tags: Politics, Elections
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May Day rallies to bring crowds, street closures to downtown L.A.
Plan ahead if you want to get around downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, when May Day demonstrations are expected to bring area traffic to a grinding halt. Some 30,000 people are expected to gather at Olympic Boulevard and Figueroa Street Wednesday to...
Tags: Judges, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice
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How to make Brand more exciting
Glendale's main street, Brand Boulevard, needs a better mix of retail tenants if it's ever going to promote more pedestrian traffic and coax people out of the Americana. Let's see, a law office, a dentist, two copy stores, a thrift store, a corset shop,... -
Half off Frapps at Starbucks
OrlandoSentinel.comHappy Hour specials at StarbucksCelebrate Happy Hour at Starbucks. Starbucks is offering half off their Frapps from May 3-12, from 3-5pm. at participating stores. Find a store near you and get more details on Happy Hour.... -
Towson as college town?
The proposed $60 million apartment-and-retail development proposed for the Towson Triangle is dredging up an old ambivalence about the character of the Baltimore County seat. Is it a college town? A community for families and children? A commercial...
Tags: White Marsh, Rentals, Teaching and Learning, Towson University, Students
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Helicopter crew killed in Vietnam in '67 to be buried at Arlington
The remains of a Navy helicopter pilot from Huntington Park who was shot down and killed in Vietnam nearly 46 years ago have been identified, the U.S. Defense Department announced Tuesday. Lt. Dennis W. Peterson will be buried Thursday in Arlington...Tags: U.S. Department of Defense, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Vietnam War (1955-1975), Wars and Interventions, International Military Interventions
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