1 hr ago | Fuquay-Varina Independent
Merrill appointed Wake schools' superintendent
The Wake County Board of Education voted June 18 to appoint Dr. Jim Merrill as superintendent of the Wake County Public School System, effective Aug. 1. Merrill, a former Wake County Associate Superintendent of Finance and Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources began his career in 1973 as an English teacher, spending a total of 16 years in ... (more)
2 hrs ago | Anchorage Daily News
Longest day of the year carries special significance for Pagans
Lisa Tonner was living in Fairfield County, Conn., and knew nothing about Paganism when, in the late 1980s, she accepted an invitation to go to the city.
2 hrs ago | KTVU Oakland
Remains found near location of long missing woman's abandoned car
The decomposed body of a female was found in Salinas near where the abandoned car of a 35-year-old woman missing since Thanksgiving Day had been parked, a Salinas police spokesman said Wednesday.
6 hrs ago | KSDK NewsChannel 5
Missouri releases guidance for student transfers
Missouri's education agency says parents wanting to transfer their children from failing schools should provide notice by Aug. 1. The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education released guidance Wednesday on how to handle student transfers.
10 hrs ago | Anchorage Daily News
Pets prove to be recession-proof
While Americans willingly cut their spending on upscale restaurants during the Great Recession, their pets continued to dine on gourmet meals.
14 hrs ago | WKXW-FM Trenton
Four NJ Men Arrested for Black Friday Armed Robbery
Federal agents in New Jersey have arrested four men in connection with the armed robbery of a Target store in Union on Black Friday.
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Tribute for dad killed in Corfu holiday tragedy
A THANKSGIVING service will be held on Friday in memory of the social worker who drowned on the Greek holiday island of Corfu.
19 hrs ago | The Montgomery Advertiser
Water flow was recently tested on the features of the splash pad. Teresa Lee/City of Prattville
The splash pad at Pratt Park will be open for business in time for the city's Independence Day festivities.
23 hrs ago | Tigard Times
Students see green as World Environment Day ideas grow
Last Wednesday morning, Ben Kitoko had no idea what 'biodiversity' meant. He didn't have any special interest in science, and liked the environment but didn't know exactly why.
Police up reward for arson suspects
A $5,000 reward is being offered for anyone who offers information that leads to an arrest or conviction of suspects involved in a series of break-ins and vandalism at Olander Park over the last two months, that included an arson incident there Monday.
Guilty verdict returned in Woodinville teacher slaying
Prudence Hockley in a school photo. She was beaten Dec. 24, 2011 and died Christmas Day at Harborview Medical Center.
Two men on trial in Pinellas accused of killing woman over Christmas shoes
A Pinellas County jury listened Tuesday to the vivid and horrifying story of how Stacia Berman's body was found - wrapped in a blanket, plastic bags covering her head, floating in St. Petersburg's Lake Maggiore with two alligators swimming nearby.
Father's Day less popular in China than other holidays
Father's Day, a holiday which falls on the third Sunday of June, is less popular than other holidays in China as fewer fathers receive gifts than mothers.
Execution set for Okla. man in 2 stabbing deaths
DeRosa was convicted in the stabbing deaths of 73-year-old Curtis Plummer and 70-year-old Gloria Plummer almost 13 years ago.
Opening delay just a ripple for Shirley pool
Benjamin Hill Park Committee members Andy Deveau, right, and Butch Farrar spent several weeks air-chiseling the bottom of the pool, chipping off 30 years' accumulation of rubber paint so that cracks in the Gunite surface could be caulked and repainted.
Please do not try to sell my Father a clock. It's not that he won't buy it, it's just... he has enough clocks Monday, June 10, 2013 This didn't start as something for Memorial Day, but, well, it ended up that way.
Celebrity Baby Scoop: Sarah Michelle Gellar on pertussis vaccine,...
Actress and mother-of-two Sarah Michelle Gellar is joining March of Dimes and the Sounds of Pertussis campaign to help raise awareness about pertussis, also known as whooping cough, and the importance of vaccinating the entire family.
Summer solstice: It's all about sex
In many parts of the world there is no better time to work on your mojo than on the longest day of the year.
TV tonight: 'Raising Hope,' 'Hawaii Five-0'
Burt and Virginia fight over all the time he's spending at a gay bar in Monday's 'Raising Hope' episode, titled 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell Me What to Do.'
Memorial planned for 4 children killed in Pa. fire
A playground memorial is being planned to remember four young children killed in a house fire in eastern Pennsylvania on Mother's Day.