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...without being more tolerant of moderates. What's the point of electing a Republican who votes like a Democrat? Full Article at The Tennessean
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...District Court and General District Court. Alongside the walkway, Wine Street will be extended to connect Pembroke Avenue to Lincoln Street. And a parking garage will be built where the city employee parking lot is now at Syms Street. Full Article at Hampton Roads Daily Press
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...American International Auto Show in Detroit, but Detroit is not on the list of cities the production model will visit before it goes on sale. Full Article at Detroit Free Press
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Tacked on the right side of Antonio Pierce’s locker is a rumpled $5 bill, representing the five victories the Giants rang up to start their season. Full Article at New York Post
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Was Election Day last Tuesday a shot across the bow of the Democratic Party? You bet it was, but if the Republicans didn't get the message, too, they can forget about a comeback in 2010. Full Article at The Tennessean
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...at Lindsay (6-4) Pawhuska (8-2) at Vian (9-1) Hobart (4-6) at Davis (10-0) OKC Marshall (8-2) at Little Axe (7-3) Adair (7-3) at Lincoln Christian (9-1) Hartshorne (7-3) at Beggs (6-4) Spiro (5-5) at Chandler (6-4) Colcord (6-4) at Verdigris (8-2) Ne... Full Article at Tulsa World
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Nov. 8: A cold rain mixed with tears Nov. 7 as San Francisco's controversial memorial to the 6 million victims of the Holocaust was formally dedicated in Lincoln Park. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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...cut the lead to two, but the onside kick went out of bounds. Matt O'Hanlon had three of the five interceptions against Landry Jones in Lincoln. John Clay ran for 134 yards and a touchdown and Montee Ball scored two TDs in Bloomington. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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Cars: It was cozy and warm inside Stanwood Hall during Saturday's tea dance at the Hamlin School, but everyone was outside in the cold wind looking at the eight classic cars on d... Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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...profile, he decided to meet her. "There was something about her." They started getting to know each other. At the time, she lived in Lincoln Park, he in Ferndale. She's a nurse; he works for Ferndale's Department of Public Works. Full Article at Detroit Free Press
