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Madeleine McCann: The Fund Is Investigated, In Pictures
The Sun : a oeAnti-McCann group facing fraud probea FRAUD cops are probing the bank account of a campaign group which says Maddie McCann is dead - and aims to blame her parents.
Preparing for change: State school superintendent warns of potential...
With financial cuts looming in the state, Indiana's top education official Tony Bennett stopped by The Evening News and The Tribune on Friday to talk about what's to come with budget cuts, teacher licensure changes, grading schools based on performance and charter schools, among other topics.
Indiana schools warned of funding cuts
Indiana's school chief warned school superintendents Thursday that declining state revenues could force cuts in public education spending, education officials said.
Indiana school officials warned of funding cuts
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana's school chief warned school superintendents Thursday that declining state revenues could force cuts in public education spending, education officials said.
The College of Lake County jazz ensemble will present a guest artist concert on Nov.
What to Watch Wednesday: Bill Cosby, Johnny Mercer, Ed Begley Jr.
Coach Taylor's difficult first season at East Dillon takes a turn for the better when a star player is dropped in his lap on " Friday Night Lights " . What's a cubit? Find out on " Bill Cosby: The Mark Twain Prize 2009 " , which will include clips of classic Cosby moments and tributes from Carl Reiner, Chris Rock, Jerry Seinfeld, Dick Gregory, ...
Educators criticize Ind. licensing changes
Dozens of educators urged a state panel to reject a proposal to revamp Indiana's teacher licensing standards during the last of three public hearings on the contentious changes.
Debate heats up over changes in teacher licensing
INDIANAPOLIS -- Indiana schools chief Tony Bennett has never been afraid to ruffle a few feathers.
People ill-informed about license changes for teachers I am truly concerned with what Dr.
New on DVD: Charles Kuralt series
Charles Kuralt began his career at CBS News in 1957, remaining with the network in some capacity until his death.
Try volunteering. It will do you a world of good. It does more for you than the people you are trying to help.
Man robs Yakima pharmacy of narcotics at gunpoint
Authorities say a man in a blue Carhartt-type jacket robbed narcotics from a Yakima pharmacy Monday evening.
Fall concerts offer musical interludes
Venues large and small around the Tampa Bay area will play host to a variety of musical artists in the coming months.
Tony Bennett and the Indiana Department of Education have failed social studies.
Vibraphonist Christos Rafalides and Pianist Sergio Salvatore Announce ...
Vibraphonist Christos Rafalides and Pianist Sergio Salvatore Announce New Album Duo "Dark Sand" And Upcoming Concert at Carnegie Hall, Vibraphonist Christos Rafalides and Pianist Sergio Salvatore Announce New Album Duo "Dark Sand" And Upcoming Concert at Carnegie Hall, October 30 at 8PM Special Appearance and Performance This Morning on NBC s Today ...
Bad Economy? Who cares! Throw yourself a 3-million dollar Wedding
It must be nice to live outside of the regular economy! Although the average wedding in the Detroit area is just over $28,000, according to Forbes , here are the 20 most expensive weddings .
It's a mood thing: Clint Holmes on music and food
One of Las Vegas' most beloved performers, Clint Holmes returns to the Suncoast Showroom Oct.
Fine Italian Leather and Florentine Jewelry Designers Host American...
NOI Firenze Fine Leather Goods and Leather Wear, Plus Sada Gold and Trade Gold Fine Jewelry Bring Florentine Designs to Chicago The fine leather wear of NOI Firenze along with The Vettori Jewelry designs of Sada Gold and Trade Gold are showcasing their new Italian designs at an exclusive Chicago trunk show 10 a.m.- 7 p.m. Wednesday, November 18 ...
Obamas big on White House gigs
The latest installment of the White House music series was too big for the East Room, so a high-wattage assortment of Latin musicians sent pulsating, cana TMt-help-but-bob-along rhythms tumbling out of a giant tent on the mansiona TMs South Lawn.
Super pay for the Super's successor
The school district hired Steven Daeschner, former superintendent of Jefferson County Public Schools in Louisville, and found a unique way to bolster his salary, according to this editorial in the Louisville Courier-Journal. Daeschner is earning $225,000 a year in the Clark County post -- $85,000 more than Bennett earned in the same job last year.
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