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Jersey beach tags spring from voodoo economics (Asbury Park Press)
Consider on this holiday weekend that the economics behind the cost of Jersey Shore beach tags amount to voodoo.
Race Relations Center exec. director leaving (Knoxville News Sentinel)
Saadia Williams stepped down this week as executive director of the Race Relations Center of East Tennessee.
State pushes protection of patient drug info (The Barre Montpelier Times Argus)
MONTPELIER -- Vermont has taken seriously the issue of whether the aggressive marketing of prescription drugs results in more expensive medicines being used when they are not necessary. From requiring disclosure of gifts from drug companies to doctors to giving out samples of generic medicines, the state has taken several approaches in limiting or regulating the advertising of brand name drugs. ...
Wedding shower takes manly turn (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)
When Jonathan Morris' daughter was planning her wedding, he thought the groom was getting overlooked. So he planned a guys-only "man shower" to welcome Brian Wigand into the family. The party included manly snacks, games and gifts. "It seemed like there was a lot of hoopla for the ladies and not too much for the guys," said Morris of Maple Valley, Wash. "It was really fun, male bonding."
Amended bribery law takes effect in Hong Kong (People's Daily)
The Prevention of Bribery (Amendment) Ordinance 2008 has come into operation in Hong Kong as of Friday, imposing restrictions on the Chief Executive in respect of any acts of bribery, solicitation and acceptance of advantages, and possessi ...
Sacramento importers feel sting of global economy (The Sacramento Bee)
Scott Farrell has traveled the globe for years searching for jewelry and gifts for his midtown Sacramento boutique Zanzibar Trading, sometimes trekking as many as 300 days a year from Niger to Nepal, Tanzania to Thailand. Scott Farrell, co-owner of Zanzibar Trading Co. in midtown Sacramento, gives Lillian Angeles details about some art pieces. Farrell travels around the world to look for ...
Lutheran church gifts $50,000 grant to AIM (The Robesonian)
SHANNON — Nestled among a line of shade trees and rich farmland off Wagon Wheel Road near Shannon is the new home of the American Indian Mothers Inc.
Grooms engage in wedding showers (Louisville Courier-Journal)
When Jonathan Morris' daughter was planning her wedding, he thought the groom was being overlooked. So he planned a guys-only "man shower" to welcome Brian Wigand into the family.
Commissioners to meet with AHCF board on Monday (The Sentinel)
Before Cumberland County throws any more chips into the pot of future projects on the Army Heritage and Education Center campus, the commissioners want to hear a fundraising strategy.
Geoff Oldfather: Family's donations give back to the community who once helped them (Stuart News)
Young Justin Belisle is already learning one of the most important lessons in life. And he learned it during a party for his sixth birthday on June 21. That's when, instead of receiving birthday gifts, he and his family asked everyone to bring donations for several good causes.
