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Hurricane Ike: Feds outline preparations
The Swampby Frank James The Feds have issued a press release outlining the preparations they've made for Hurricane Ike. The release has some useful information. For instance, there are more than 1,000 high-water vehicles at the ready to conduct search-and-rescue.....Tags: Tennessee, Financial and Business Services, Health Insurance, Alabama, Condos and Houses
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Dan wins 'Big Brother 10'
Reality CheckDan, the 24-year-old Catholic school teacher from Michigan and America's Player, won Big Brother 10. Keesha was picked as America's favorite jury member. Read a recap of the final episode by Patrick Gutierrez tomorrow on Reality Check. (Photo: CBS) ......Tags: Old Catholic, Michigan, Christianity, Religion and Belief
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Constitution Day: Laura Bush's lesson
The Swampby Mark Silva The Constitution is 221 years old today. First Lady Laura Bush, who turned 60 not long ago, spoke to the occasion today in the East Room of the White House. Joined by the director of the National......Tags: Ellis Island, Tourism and Leisure, Government, National Government, White House
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Hagee regrets hurting Catholic feelings
The Swampby Matthew Hay Brown John C. Hagee, the Texas preacher whose endorsement of John McCain has proved something of a mixed blessing, has expressed regret for his comments on the Catholic Church. The three-page letter that Hagee sent Monday to......Tags: Natural Disasters, Meteorological Disasters, Barack Obama, Political Systems, Christianity
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For divine guidance at the track, see Father Joe
O, by the WayFor many hopeful handicappers at Pimlico on Preakness Day, the sight of Rev. Joe Bochenek of St. Brigid's Roman Catholic Church in Canton making his way through the crowd is welcome indeed. Father Joe leads a contingent of about 350......Tags: Equestrian, Preakness Stakes, Pimlico, Christianity, Religion and Belief
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McCain: Zero tolerance on God-Hitler link
Spin CycleJohn McCain's relationship with fundamentalist preacher John Hagee, tested by Catholic insults, has now reached the breaking point over a Jewish insult. After getting Hagee's endorsement in a public ceremony several weeks ago, McCain was embarrassed by...Tags: John McCain, Florida, Christianity, Adolf Hitler, Religion and Belief
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John McCain and Rev. Hagee: No more
The Swampby Mark Silva First Barack Obama jettisoned his own personal pastor, whose "incendiary'' remarks about race and power had raised questions about the candidate's own judgment. Now John McCain has rejected another controversial pastor - who in turn withdrew...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Barack Obama, Government, Trinity United Church of Christ, Religious Leaders
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Obama leaving his church
The Swampby John McCormick and Manya A. Brachear Sen. Barack Obama is leaving Trinity United Church of Christ, his longtime religious home in Chicago and a place that has triggered repeated controversies during his presidential bid. "This is not a decision......Tags: Barack Obama, Trinity United Church of Christ, Oprah Winfrey, Health, White House
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Jill Biden earns passing marks
The SwampJill and Joe Biden Thursday in Denver. (Ted S. Warren/AP) by James Oliphant There's a website named RateMyProfessors that must be the bane of all collegiate instructors everywhere. Students are asked to rate their teachers on a scale of......Tags: Education, Social Issues, Minority Groups, School Examinations, Elections
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Emotional scarring awaits local Boston Marathon competitors
Parkland assistant track coach Steve Ott had the physical pain that traditionally follows running 26.2 miles — in 3 hours, 29 minutes — but it had company. Emotional and psychological scarring rode alongside the 34-year-old Monday night...
Tags: Apple iPod, East Stroudsburg University, Sports, Track and Field, Mountain West Conference
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Pitching helmet, face mask help Ampietro find comfort in field
One moment Nic Ampietro was on the mound at Coca-Cola Park, pitching in Salisbury's biggest game of the 2012 season. The next moment he was sprawled on the ground, knocked down by a line drive that drilled him in the right side of his head. Ampietro...
Tags: American Legion, Sports, High School Sports, Coca-Cola Co., Christianity
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Edgy's Monday Evening Quarterback | Week 13
Rain, wind and delays were prevalent in the quarterfinals. Some higher seeds advanced. Let's have a look. Biggest surprise: The Weather. The forecast Saturday called for a 20-percent chance of rain, and rain it did. Several games were delayed and...
Tags: Football, Sports, High School Sports, Christianity, Religion and Belief
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