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	Stevens to Allen: 'I don't think we've done anything wrong' The day after the FBI searched the home of Veco Corp. chief Bill Allen and he agreed to cooperate wi ...
	Wall Street tumbles amid global sell-off Wall Street tumbled today, joining a selloff around the world as fears grew that the financial crisi ...
	Significant snowfall due starting tonight Two to 6 inches of snow will accumulate in Anchorage over the next two days, according to the Nation ...
	Palin campaign: 'Heels are on, gloves are off' Vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin goes after Obama as a "pal" to a terrorist, plus t ...
	Oil prices fall as financial turmoil goes global Oil prices sank below $90 a barrel today, a key price support level, for the first time in eight mon ...
	Study focuses on aging oil, gas infrastructure A long-awaited study of the risks posed by Alaska's aging oil and gas infrastructure is beginning th ...
	State football playoff pairings, times announced Defending state champion Juneau-Douglas will square off against undefeated South High, the 2006 cham ...
	One-wheeler pioneer hunts for new challenges with two In Alaska, backcountry unicycling begins with one name -- George Peck. A Seward magistrate, Peck was ...

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Anchorage Daily News - 2008 Iditarod sled dog race

	Iditarod goes Hollywood Can Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race mushers Lance Mackey or Bruce Linton become household names across ...
	No ESPY for Mackey, but maybe a movie? Usually, the number two is good to champion musher Lance Mackey.
	Rush is on to mush in Iditarod Mushers will start signing up for the 2009 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race this morning -- and they bet ...
	Iditarod film awarded Emmy for second year The Iditarod Trail Committee won the National Academy of Science Television and Arts Emmy Award on S ...
	Iditarod entry fee up; purse gets cut The entry fee for Alaska's Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is going up, the purse is coming down, and s ...
	Dog endurance changes racers' strategies Iditarod mushers are discovering on the trail what scientists have suggested in the laboratory -- th ...
	Iditarod dogs The real athletes of the Iditarod are the dogs in front of the sled.
	Iditarod musher King charged with illegal moose kill Four-time Iditarod champ Jeff King has been charged in federal court with illegally killing a moose ...
	Iditarod mushers accept honors For a time Monday, the start to the finish of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race for 62-year-old rooki ...
	Iditarod Red Lantern winner is ... With 65 mushers across the finish line and the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race banquet looming today, p ...
	Scdoris scratches in Koyuk The third Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race was clearly not the charm for Rachael Scdoris, the vision-im ...
	Nome teen makes it home Using trail markers as ski poles for the last 70 miles to ease the load for her six dogs remaining i ...
	Kleedehn is rookie of the year William Kleedehn of Carcross, Yukon, claimed rookie-of-the year honors for his 28th place finish on ...
	Mackey's magical run in Iditarod, Quest Hardworking blue-collar nice guy Lance Mackey from Fairbanks today owns the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog ...
	Smyth leads Iditarod pack for third While Lance Mackey charged onto Front Street for his second straight Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race vi ...

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News - rochesterdandc.com

	Voters given a last chance to register Saturday City libraries and town halls throughout Monroe County will open on Saturday to give anyone who want ...
	Who We Are: Unitarian Universalists stress acceptance of all Rochester has two Unitarian Universalist churches. The loving embrace of those unwelcomed elsewhere ...
	Sales tax revenue increases in counties across New York State Counties across New York have averaged solid growth in sales tax revenue this year, but the growth a ...
	Walk to fight breast cancer a personal triumph for many About 9,000 people participated in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer 5K walk Sunday, raising ...
	Walk to fight breast cancer a personal triumph for many About 9,000 people participated in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer 5K walk Sunday, raising ...
	Palliative care more common in Rochester area Study says New York's hospitals offer mediocre access to palliative care programs.
	Palliative care more common in Rochester area Study says New York's hospitals offer mediocre access to palliative care programs.
	Sara's Race inspires memories of slain child Sara's Race, now in its 10th year, is held in memory of a 6-year-old girl who was killed by a family ...
	Sara's Race inspires memories of slain child Sara's Race, now in its 10th year, is held in memory of a 6-year-old girl who was killed by a family ...
	Chili could decrease its tax rate next year The Town of Chili could decrease its tax rate next year.
	Thousands savor apple fest in Hilton Apples may have been the central theme but they were hardly the only attraction at the Hilton Apple ...
	Jewish Community Federation of Greater Rochester kicks off its annual campaign The Jewish Community Federation of Greater Rochester kicked off its annual UJA Federation Campaign S ...
	Rochester man rescued from apartment fire Back-to-back structure fires kept the Rochester Fire Department busy Sunday morning.
	Greece schools' Contract for Excellence plan approved by state Department of Education The state Department of Education has approved the Greece Central School District's Contract for Exc ...
	Unitarian Universalist profiles Four Rochester-area Unitarian Universalists share their views.
	News briefs Hispanic culture lauded Mercury will take a dip MCC to honor alums Oct. 20
	Greece district to have meetings The Greece Central School District is holding a series of town hall meetings for residents beginning ...
	Great Depression taught us well Amid the Great Depression, some lasting legacies were created.
	Column: Bravo! Gates is back in the black SW column: The town of Gates is back in the black and that's good news for homeowners in this year o ...
	Brighton company 'adopts' five teachers SE column: While the names of a few notorious mortgage and lending companies have become synonymous ...

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KSPR - News - Local & Regional

	City of Springfield Releases List of Streets to Increase Speed Limit The City of Springfield Traffic Engineering Division is recommending an increase in the speed limit ...
	SPS Releases 2008-09 Enrollment Numbers Total enrollment for Springfield Public Schools is 23,968 students for the 2008-2009 school year. En ...
	Animals Rescued from Pleasant Hope Finding New Homes Nearly two months after 370 animals were taken from a property in southwest Missouri, some of those ...
	SBJ This Week: Lending Lockdown As we first told you last week fallout from the national financial crisis is landing right in downto ...
	Monday Morning Headlines Road dedicated to fallen deputy. Springfield police have person of interest in deadly weekend sho ...
	Springfield Neighborhood Vandalized for Racial Reasons? Residents in a southeast Springfield neighborhood say their houses were vandalized for racial reason ...
	Greene County Church Gets Historical Designation The Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church west of Willard was designated a Greene County Historic Site over th ...
	CROP Walk Helps Feed Hungry The CROP Walk raised $16 million nationwide last year; locally, it raises thousands.
	St. Louis Dad Says Coach Shoved Kid A St. Louis father filed a police report after he says the opposing team's coach practically knocked ...
	Officials Hold Their Noses; Search for Cause of Carthage Stench Carthage stinks-literally- and state officials want to identify and eliminate the odor.

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