When it comes to building homes for those in need, every country has its own challenges, a Habitat for Humanity volunteer told a global forum group Wednesday.
March 2013
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Ex-Madison official files discrimination suit against town
Madison’s former economic development director is suing the town after she said she received unfair treatment and was then fired because she was a woman.
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MEN’S BASKETBALL: No Cinderella in East Region
WASHINGTON (AP) — Yelps of support and echoing applause greeted the voice booming over the loudspeakers Wednesday at the scheduled start of practice for the East Regional’s fourth seed: “Coached by Jim Boeheim, please welcome the Syracuse Orange!”
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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: Baylor having fun while pursuing 2nd straight women’s title
WACO, Texas — Brittney Griner stopped at the edge of the podium, pulled out her iPhone and made a goofy face.
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State House calendar, March 28, 2013
Legislative hearings and work sessions for March 28, 2013.
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Gun-control group to aim at Collins in Maine TV ads
The $12 million ad buy in selected states is designed to build support for universal background checks, including guns sold at shows or in private transactions.
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Thomas College student to surrender to New York authorities
Eimel E. Evans, 19, a 2012 Cony High School graduate and Thomas College student waived extradition to New York City, where he faces attempted murder and gang assault charges.
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China hoping to recover cost of razing home
China is hoping to recover some of the more than $12,000 it spent on legal fees and demolition costs for the dilapidated buildings on Fire Road 60.
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Winter’s teeth not letting go willingly
The daytime temperature has been in the vicinity of 35 to 45 degrees with biting wind. A foot of snow fell out of the sky a couple of weeks ago.
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Health concerns of electromagnetic fields prompt lawmakers to review bill
Melissa Giroux of Chelsea is concerned of the potential health problems a powerful electric line soon to be installed in front of her home could cause for her children and Rep. Deborah Sanderson, R-Chelsea, has sponsored L.D. 950, “An Act to Establish the Electromagnetic Field Safety Act.”