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Wrongful conviction case against police, prosecutors wins appeal
Gordon "Randy" Steidl, listening to a debate last year about ending the death penalty, won an appeal Wednesday to continue his lawsuit against authorities in his wrongful conviction.
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Budget-Friendly Travel: Planning a vacation while pinching pennies
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ArtsBeat: Le First Trailer for 'Les Misérables'
Universal has released its first trailer for Tom Hooper 's film adaptation of "Les MisA©rables," ahead of its Dec.
Style Snippets: This jewelry better have tight clasps; it's flying off the shelves
Stacey Johnson is a well-established jewelry designer who runs her namesake shop in Duluth and is active on the trade-show circuit.
Harvard bank saves local control
HARVARD – Harvard Savings Bank shareholders voted “by an overwhelming majority” to re-elect directors their board nominated, showing opposition to a New York-based group of hedge funds.
Jim was born March 5, 1950, in Princeton, where he attended the local schools, graduating from Princeton High School in 1968.
If 8-year-old Sarah Parisian ever needed a reminder that she wasn't facing her battle with cancer alone her mother, Karen, was right there with a shiny bald head, to relay that message.
Thank The Patron Saint Of Bakers For This Cake Today
We here at The Salt usually ignore food festivals and those "Celebrate Whatever We're Eating Now" Days.
Leap in online, digital sales spur Ubisoft's full-year profits
Ubisoft has reported 37.3 million in profits for the fiscal year -- an improvement over the previous year's loss of 52.1 -- thanks in part to a "leap" in sales for its digital and online releases.
Givenchy Arctic Gray Padded Sneakers
Parisian brand Givenchy, who as of late has been going the tropical route with a range of products containing a floral motif, have gone to a minimalist design with their Arctic Gray Padded Sneaker.
Chalfant: Sedalia carpenter a typical dabbler in church, politics
During the Civil War, Sedalia's permanent population was small. One Civil War soldier wrote to his family that Sedalia had so few houses that it didn't seem to be much of a town.
A Bird's-Eye View of the Palais Garnier
It's an April morning on the Place de l'Opera in Paris and Gilles Djeraouane, house manager of the Palais Garnier, perches on a roof ridge of the opera house's majestic dome at a vertigo-inducing height above street level.
Deborah Pankey Quirky cocktail concoctions and lively libations
Working on the margarita story got me thinking about other fun and funky spirits that recently have crossed my desk so I thought I'd share a few with you.