Friday Nov 20 | News Times
Romanian admits $150,000 ATM scam
Victor Vasile Constantin , a 23-year-old Romanian national who learned English by watching movies, scammed at least $150,000 from Bank of America customer accounts by placing a small camera and a scanning device on ATM machines in South Norwalk, Greenwich and Ridgefield branch offices.
A rendezvous that would blossom into a long term friendship. It was on a gloomy summer day at Brighton that I managed to speak to her for the first time at the Springfield Road bus stop.
District Seeks Extra Accreditation Through National Agency
AdvancED is an accreditation agency that evaluates and accredits schools throughout the nation.
Britain is agog that Ben Elton is trading in his bowler hat for budgie smugglers.
When Jefferson County Public Schools' annual test scores came out in September, the news wasn't good: At every level, student reading skills were slipping backward.
Ark. Ag Experts Put Weather Losses at $225 Million
FILE - In this file photo taken Aug. 4, 2009, dying crops and weeds stand in a flooded field near... FILE - In this file photo taken Aug.
Resthaven to hold Veterans Day Service
Resthaven Memorial Gardens will hold it's 18th annual Veterans Day Celebration on Sunday, Nov.
Twin Lakes Veterans members donate $25,000 to ASUMH
Two anonymous Army veterans, who are members of the local Twin Lakes Veterans organization, have donated $25,000 to Arkansas State University Mountain Home.
Chad Schott and Ty Tinsley chat at The Happening Halloween party Thursday. The Happening is a new event at the Cedarhurst Center for the Arts, which is focused on exposing art to everyone over 21, said Carrie Schott, director of the Cedarhurst Creative Arts Center.
Avant-garde literary journal to hold Halloween Rockfest fundraiser
Major heavy rainfall event expected Thu - Fri over much of Ark. More The University of Central Arkansasa TM new national literary journal, Exquisite Corpse Annual, will host the first Exquisite Corpse Annual Halloween Rockfest at the Beara TMs Den on Saturday at 8 p.m. Five local bands will rock out to raise funds for the printing of the second ...
Barmen charged as hotel guest dies from alcohol intoxication
TWO barmen working in one of the country's most famous hotels have been charged with the unlawful killing of an Englishman who died from acute alcohol intoxication on the night of his birthday.
Lessons learnt for county teams
Given the disappointing performances of Sussex and Somerset in the Champions League, the county coaches have problems of a different sort to solve before embarking upon another campaign against the world's best Twenty20 outfits.
Seniors at Toronto High School can now able to obtain a jump on college by enrolling in college-level courses.
Theatrical Outfit runs Around the World in 80 Days
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS : Passepartout , Phileas Fogg and Detective Fix Through Nov.
The Super Six World Boxing Classic Could Be A Classic
The Super Six World Boxing Classic tournament began Saturday night in two separate European states.
Police report: Employee of McAlister's deli off Highway 10 faked a robbery and carjacking.
Ballard Hight's John Crocker is latest recipient of the Milken Family Foundation Award
John "Jay" Crocker, an English/language arts teacher at Ballard High School in Jefferson County, is Kentucky's newest recipient of the Milken Family Foundation National Educator Award, which includes a financial reward of $25,000. Crocker was notified of his award today, when Education Commissioner Terry Holliday, Milken Family Foundation ...
Eastern High's new principal is focused on the community
Lana Kaelin, Eastern High's new principal, has some big shoes to fill. During former principal James Sexton's 20 years of leadership, the school increased its number of Advance Placement classes, developed an emphasis in technology and business, and rolled out special elective classes popular with students.
Idol, Unplugged; Idolator, Unmoored
Nick Hornby 's "Juliet, Naked" is a taste-based comedy that revolves around a reclusive American singer-songwriter from the 1980s.
Lakewood man sentenced to six years for fraud
A Lakewood man has been sentenced to six years in prison for defrauding the state of an estimated $1 million.