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The Millionaire Panhandlernew

Separating the facts from the myths surrounding panhandling.
The Portland Mercury  |  Joe Streckert  |  09-26-2013  |  Features

The Fiction Issue: The Earth Will Swallow Younew

An embarrassment of literary riches. That's how Alissa Nutting characterized Cleveland's writing scene. And it's true. There are riches for everyone if you know where to look and are curious enough to take a peek.
Cleveland Scene  |  Mary Doria Russell, Kevin P. Keating, Thrity Umrigar, James Renner, Dan Chaon, Daniel Wessler Riordan, Alissa Nutting, Chris Drabick and Megan Erwin  |  09-26-2013  |  Fiction

More layoffs at Durham's Herald-Sunnew

Second round of job cuts in two years leaves fewer than 20 people in newsroom.
INDY Week  |  Lisa Sorg  |  09-26-2013  |  Media

Florida’s Electric Utilities Under Firenew

Can outrage at Duke Energy and nuclear cost recovery affect next year's elections?
Creative Loafing (Tampa)  |  Mitch Perry  |  09-26-2013  |  Energy

Fair is Fairnew

Fair-trade organizations make sustainability more than a fringe cause.
VUE Weekly  |  Madeline Smith  |  09-26-2013  |  Environment

Houston Baptist University Turns to Football to Build a Namenew

Houston Baptist University decides the best way to grow is to start a football team for the first time in its 50-year history.
Houston Press  |  Steve Jansen  |  09-26-2013  |  Sports

Boulder County Floods: What's in the Water?new

A look at potential flood-related impacts on human health and the environment.
Boulder Weekly  |  Joel Dyer  |  09-26-2013  |  Environment

A Guide to Sour Beernew

After being shunned for years, sour beers are now in demand.
East Bay Express  |  Madeleine Key  |  09-25-2013  |  Food+Drink

Colo. Trails Remain Closed After Floodingnew

The city estimates its damages to parks and trails at $6.5 million, and it's seeking federal help
Colorado Springs Independent  |  J. Adrian Stanley  |  09-25-2013  |  Disasters

Joy Division and New Order co-founder Peter Hook relives a troubled legacynew

The worst insult in the world: "Don't be good, don't play anything yourself, just follow what I do."
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Bill Forman  |  09-25-2013  |  Profiles & Interviews

How the Internet, like George Clinton before it, has reinvigorated samplingnew

"We never mind them sampling or covering a song. You're not supposed to get sued all over the place for doing it. We'd rather be doing it together." —George Clinton
INDY Week  |  Brandon Soderberg  |  09-25-2013  |  Music

Before fracking begins in N.C., Texas energy company investigates shale gas deposits in Lee Countynew

Also: DENR rejects federal funding that would have helped the state assess fracking impacts.
INDY Week  |  Billy Ball  |  09-25-2013  |  Energy

Only One America's Cup Winner, But Many Losersnew

San Francisco poured millions into the event in hopes of catching crumbs off the table of a megalomaniacal billionaire. New Zealand, meanwhile, directly subsidized its yachting team with government funds, buying something akin to partial ownership of the product. These were calculated risks. Neither may pay off.
SF Weekly  |  Joe Eskenazi  |  09-25-2013  |  Sports

As enrollment starts for the Affordable Care Act, a guide to navigating Obamacarenew

An estimated 1.2 million North Carolinians will begin shopping for subsidized health insurance next week under the ACA, also known as Obamacare.
INDY Week  |  Jane Porter  |  09-25-2013  |  Health

The End of Pastured Food?new

Under pressure from Big Ag, the Obama administration is moving forward with plans that could put key segments of the organic industry out of business.
East Bay Express  |  Robert Gammon  |  09-25-2013  |  Environment

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