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Everything?s Fine! My T-Shirt Says So.
Life is good T-shirts have caught on among people who feel the products are spreading a positive message in a troubled world.
Read more News Source - New York Times
Publish date - 02:28:45 07/24/08

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Wisconsin's fund to pay jobless running dry
MADISON — A state projection shows Wisconsin's reserve fund for paying unemployment claims could run out of money by March.
Read more News Source - Pioneer Press
Publish date - 15:12:03 07/21/08

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Trial Starts In 1979 Northern Wisconsin Killing
LADYSMITH, Wis. -- A jury is being picked to hear evidence in the trial of a northern Wisconsin man accused of fatally shooting a college student nearly 30 years ago.
Read more News Source - WISC-TV Madison
Publish date - 19:59:38 07/21/08

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From divinity to Pa. insurance
Over the last two weeks, Joel Ario, a graduate of Harvard Divinity School, has spent more than four days listening to more than 100 people talk about insurance and has still managed to be awake, alert and responsive to their questions and comments.
Read more News Source - Philly.com
Publish date - 08:16:58 07/21/08

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State committee’s proposal would tighten annuity sales rules
Insurance companies would be required to have an independent way of verifying that the sale of an annuity was appropriate as part of a sweeping new set of regulations to be considered by a special committee of the state insurance commissioner t...
Read more News Source - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Publish date - 03:29:50 07/22/08

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The Time Is Now To Help
July 24, 2008 Richard Driehaus has again generously offered The Time Is Now To Help a $30,000 Matching Grant. This is the fifth year Richard has graciously stepped forward to help ease the pain and suffering of those living in poverty. For every dollar you donate, it will be matched by another.
Read more News Source - Lake Geneva Regional News
Publish date - 15:13:01 07/23/08

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Issue of the Week: Paid Sick Days
Plus Winners and Jerks of the Week The Paid Sick Days coali tion, led by the working women’s group 9to5 Milwaukee, collected more than 42,000 signatures in support of a referen dum that will likely be placed on the Nov. 4 ballot.
Read more News Source - Shepherd Express
Publish date - 21:38:26 07/23/08

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Out of town adventures
Friday evening paddle for beginners: Paddle around the Merrimack River Islands between Newburyport and Amesbury and enjoy summer sights and sounds from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Joppa Flats Education Center, One Plum Island Turnpike, Newburyport. The cost is $35 members; $45 non-members.
Read more News Source - The Haverhill Gazette
Publish date - 20:59:32 07/23/08

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Downtown Rhinelander to host first Creative Arts Walk
Downtown Rhinelander hosts its first arts event called Creative Arts Walk on Friday evening, July 25 from 5 to 8 p.m. It’s a free event and is open to the public. Stop at 24 participating shops and restaurants and other locations, meet the artisans demonstrating their craft, enjoy music, browse and shop. Children and others will have an opportunity for hands on art. Many of the shops and ...
Read more News Source - The Rhinelander Daily News
Publish date - 20:06:36 07/23/08

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Business news in brief
Here is a selection of business news tidbits from this week's paper and possibly some news items that didn't make it into the paper.
Read more News Source - Holmen Courier
Publish date - 09:05:47 07/23/08

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No rats: Restaurant bounces back after extortion try
GRAND CHUTE Its safe to say Bob and Jessica Doller wont be renting the movie Ratatouille anytime soon.
Read more News Source - Green Bay Press-Gazette
Publish date - 14:38:22 07/23/08

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Grand Chute restaurant tries to recover after rat extortion plot
Some customers initially put off by false claim.
Read more News Source - The Oshkosh Northwestern
Publish date - 13:49:54 07/23/08

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