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On the Bright Sidenew

Industries unite to combat greenhouse gases.
Weekly Alibi  |  Laura Sanchez  |  12-20-2006  |  Environment

Battlefield Aching But Optimisticnew

Members of the Battlefield Neighborhood Association take hope from increased police attention.
Jackson Free Press  |  Adam Lynch  |  12-19-2006  |  Crime & Justice

City Shaken by Departuresnew

With city CFO Peyton Prospere resigning along with other critical staff, city government has gotten shaky.
Jackson Free Press  |  Adam Lynch  |  12-19-2006  |  Economy

A Negative Influence on Teens?new

Yet another one of Mayor Frank Melton's teen mentees has been arrested, making two in two weeks.
Jackson Free Press  |  Adam Lynch  |  12-19-2006  |  Crime & Justice

Target-Rich Environmentnew

South Philly residents face off with Homeland Security, Sunoco about potential terrorist threats.
Philadelphia City Paper  |  Alex C. Pasquariello  |  12-19-2006  |  Policy Issues

Something for Nothingnew

A PR newswire is funding a journalists' speakers bureau, but everyone involved says there's no quid pro quo.
Chicago Reader  |  Michael Miner  |  12-19-2006  |  Media

Disposable Livesnew

We ignored four hookers in life -- why are we so fascinated by their deaths?
Philadelphia City Paper  |  Brian Hickey  |  12-19-2006  |  Crime & Justice

A Holiday Catalog of Bummingnew

'Tis the season for these street-corner regulars to go to work.
The Pitch  |  Ben Paynter  |  12-19-2006  |  Housing & Development

Blood on the Drivewaynew

A police shooting has left a stain on Fort Lauderdale.
New Times Broward-Palm Beach  |  Bob Norman  |  12-19-2006  |  Crime & Justice

Executing Angel Diaznew

A bad man, a flawed trial, and a needle.
Miami New Times  |  Emily Witt  |  12-19-2006  |  Crime & Justice

Jump Streetnew

Once ruled a suicide, Phoenix finance chief Kevin Keogh's leap to his death on a busy thoroughfare is a true medical mystery.
Phoenix New Times  |  Paul Rubin  |  12-19-2006  |  Crime & Justice

All Innew

Chuck Humphrey has based his career on gambling -- now he's calling the bet on online fantasy-sports competitions.
Westword  |  Jessica Centers  |  12-19-2006  |  Business & Labor

Hey Diddle Diddlenew

Abortion doctor Brian Finkel will remain in prison for at least 20 more years, after a recent appellate court loss.
Phoenix New Times  |  Paul Rubin  |  12-19-2006  |  Sex

Pressednew

Colorado University student journalists feel they were kept in the dark about changes at their publication -- talk about a real-world lesson.
Westword  |  Michael Roberts  |  12-19-2006  |  Media

The Santa Industrynew

That fat man in a red suit at the mall? He stands for childhood ... and magic ... and the profits that can be made off the emotional baggage of the season.
The Coast, Halifax's Weekly  |  Megan Wennberg  |  12-18-2006  |  Business & Labor

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