Appeals court to hear case against health care law

06/08/11 The 11th Circuit Ct. of Appeals in Atlanta is taking up the lawsuit brought by Georgia and 25 other states claiming the health care law is unconstitutional.

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Cougars Get Outslugged by Hot Rods

06/08/11 GENEVA, Ill. - The Kane County Cougars had a six-run second inning on Wednesday night, but the Bowling Green Hot Rods posted a seven-run third and beat the Cougars, 13-7, at Elfstrom Stadium.

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Ventura, Billo Baffle Bowling Green

06/07/11 GENEVA, Ill. - Yordano Ventura and Greg Billo, a pair of 20-year-old Kane County Cougars right-handers, stymied the Bowling Green Hot Rods on Tuesday night.

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Brookline Honors

06/04/11 The Vegetarian Resource Group has presented Rachel Sandalow-Ash , from Brookline, with a $5,000 college scholarship for her work in promoting a vegetarian lifestyle in her high school.

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Finalizing Plans For Peace Summit In West Hartford

06/03/11 Institute Hopes To Bring People Together Through Sports, Arts The lineup of speakers for next month's World Youth Peace Summit in West Hartford is changing.

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06/02/11 WALLINGFORD - It's something they hope never to use, but 120 fifth-graders spent Tuesday learning what physical education teacher Kathy Palermo calls "the most important life skill" - CPR.

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High-Speed Connecticut Technology Decodes Deadly E. Coli Strain

06/02/11 Desktop Sequencer Developed At Ion Torrent In Guilford The E. coli bacterium implicated in a deadly outbreak in Europe is a new, "super-toxic" strain never previously seen, but health officials know more about its genetic makeup because of new, high-speed technology developed by a Connecticut company.

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Karen Rogers has become the ultimate road racing townie

06/02/11 One hundred and sixty-three down.Three to go.For the past 11 years, Karen Rogers of Clinton has been trying to run a race in all of Connecticut's 169 towns and cities.Her first year, she

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HUFFPOST HILL - Mitt Romney Alerts Humans That He Is Running For President

06/02/11 Mitt Romney launched his presidential campaign, because Washington desperately needs a leader whose favorite food is iceberg lettuce.

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On golf: Short goes long way for Chicorka

06/02/11 Enfield native Branden Chicorka understands golf. Always a solid ball-striker, he noticed that players like him were at least a nickel a dozen, if not a dime.

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Police blotters: Calls for Thursday, May 26

05/27/11 BOONVILLE PD: 7:11 p.m., Charles St., domestic. CAMDEN PD: 4:20 p.m., Main St., larce¬ ny.

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Real estate transfers

05/26/11 The Macomb Daily publishes Macomb County warranty deed transfers each week. The information is obtained from the Macomb County Legal News. The following transactions were recorded the week of April 4-8:

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Northwest Crime Tracker for May 19-25

05/26/11 This is a partial list of service calls reported May 19-25 to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. Questions about a specific event should be directed to the department at (813) 247-8200.

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Cougars, Quad Cities Cancelled by Rain

05/25/11 DAVENPORT, Iowa - Wednesday night's game between the Kane County Cougars and Quad Cities River Bandits at Modern Woodmen Park was cancelled by rain before it began.

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Stop & Shop Donates $1 Million in A+ School Rewards to More Than 3,100 Schools in the Northeast

05/25/11 The Stop & Shop Supermarket Company LLC announced it will distribute $1 million to local schools in the Northeast as a result of its A+ School Rewards Program.

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'Rambama,' Huskies strike heroic pose

05/21/11 America's Team - at least until next year - slouches onto the White House grounds in grey warmups and sneakers.

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Thomas J. Maloney, Buffalo teacher, administrator

05/21/11 Thomas J. Maloney, of Orchard Park, a retired Buffalo Public School teacher and administrator, died Wednesday in Mercy Hospital. He was 76. Born in Buffalo, he was a graduate of South Park High School.

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Outdoors: Counting the arrival of spawning fish

05/20/11 The seasonand#8217;s first major waves of spawning anadromous fish are now moving up the Connecticut River. As of last Monday, fish counts included six striped bass, 11 Atlantic salmon, 264 gizzard shad, 1,824 sea lamprey, and 77,344 shad.

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Local reaction split on Obama's mideast speech

05/20/11 This is Nour Awad, a 30-year-old University of Bridgeport student writing his thesis on the Israel-Palestine conflict. Photo: Tim Loh / Connecticut Post | Buy This Photo

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Obama's Nautical Metaphors Inspiring

05/20/11 I have mixed feelings about presidential visits to Connecticut, and those feelings date back to April 2001 when, in advance of a speech by President Bush, military helicopters swept across Central Connecticut State University looking for anarchist scum and accidently blew over some bleachers that students were sitting on.

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