Archive for November, 2011

Police Evict Occupy Philly

November 30, 2011admin No Comments »

Police Evict Occupy Philly. Some 50 protesters were arrested overnight after Philadelphia Police enforced the eviction of Occupy Philly. Most of the demonstrators cooperated with police when asked to leave Dilworth Plaza. a mass of Occupy Philly protesters spent the night marching around Center City. Police officers followed, making arrests when necessary. The ordeal ended [...]

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USO Center Gives Fort Campbell Soldiers Room to Relax – Nashville Public Radio

November 30, 2011admin No Comments »

The nonprofit long known for flying musical groups and comedians to entertain deployed troops will cut the ribbon on a support center at Fort Campbell Wednesday. the USO was drawn to the post – in part – because it’s been the front line in a battle against soldier suicides. The Army has continued to break [...]

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Oakland man arrested in San Leandro Walmart shooting

November 27, 2011admin No Comments »

SAN LEANDRO — an Oakland man was arrested after an early-morning Black Friday shopper was shot once during a struggle with would-be robbers outside a Walmart, police said. The victim, a man in his 20s, suffered major injuries but is in stable condition at an East Bay hospital after emergency surgery and is expected to [...]

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Former Oklahoman will be featured on new History Channel show

November 26, 2011admin No Comments »

Copyright ©2010. The Associated Press. Produced by NewsOK.com All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.   It was a cold Friday night in 1979 when Troy Howerton’s football heroics made the 15-year-old a legend in his small Grand Lake community and foretold of an attitude that would propel him [...]

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State’s hunters ready for deer season Monday

November 25, 2011admin No Comments »

After this weekend, it’ll be a busy couple of weeks for employees of Charles Ilyes Family Inc. The North Codorus Township deer processing facility at 1181 Bucktail Lane is gearing up for the aftermath of the opening day of the two-week-long general deer season on Monday. “From here on out, it’s six days a week [...]

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NASCAR Champions Week in Las Vegas gets green flag Tuesday

November 24, 2011admin No Comments »

NASCAR fans, rejoice. Next week, you will be knee-deep in all things NASCAR when the Sprint Cup Series Champion s Week kicks off Tuesday . That’s the week during which NASCAR hands out its annual awards to drivers and teams. This marks the third year that Las Vegas is hosting the end-of-season event and NASCAR [...]

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O.C.’s oldest soldier comes home safe

November 24, 2011admin No Comments »

Dore Gilbert, at 61, Orange County’s oldest recruit and quite possibly the oldest boot in the whole U.S. military, has made it back home safe from Afghanistan. I’ve written about Gilbert, a physician, several times: his desire to join up at an age most folks are thinking retirement; his insane, self-imposed pre-boot camp fitness regime; [...]

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Pittsfield woman struck by truck on Adams Street

November 23, 2011admin No Comments »

Tuesday November 22, 2011 Berkshire Eagle Staff PITTSFIELD — a 52-year-old Pittsfield woman suffered a serious leg injury on Tuesday morning when she was struck by a flat-bed truck at the intersection of Adams and First streets, police said. Elizabeth Haber was airlifted to Baystate Medical Center in Springfield after being treated at Berkshire Medical [...]

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Aussie troops going great guns in Afghanistan

November 20, 2011admin No Comments »

AUSTRALIAN troops in Afghanistan are more comfortable and better armed than ever because of the multi-million-dollar rapid purchase of new heavy guns and helmet padding. The army has just been supplied with the last of 437 new Carl Gustav 84mm guns fitted with thermal sights and thousands of Diggers have been given new helmet padding [...]

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Soldier leads police to burglars; cops warn against doing their job

November 20, 2011admin No Comments »

A Fort Carson soldier, who kept watch on Craigslist for his stolen belongings after his off-post home was broken into and staked out the suspected burglar’s house, may have gone too far in his detective work, police say. But Mason Gaffney is unapologetic for taking matters into his own hands, which led, in part, to [...]

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