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| Chicago's Finest (The Beacon News) |
| Artifacts of Childhood -- 700 Years of Children's Books: A first English edition of Grimm's Fairy Tales. A print from a first edition of Alice in Wonderland. Aesop's Fables from 1485. And much more. See how children's books have changed through the ages. |
| 10/02/2008 |
| Industrial sites under preparation (Knoxville News Sentinel) |
| A Knoxville developer is hoping business owners on the hunt for industrial space will give Grainger County a look. Bulldog Development LLC is preparing to break ground on the Blaine Business Park, a 172-acre site on Rutledge Pike in Grainger County between Lea Lake Road and Milligan Lane. |
| 09/20/2008 |
| Accused judge seeks FBI info (Knoxville News Sentinel) |
| A Cocke County General Sessions Court judge accused of misconduct has filed a motion with the Tennessee Court of the Judiciary, asking that he be granted access to information compiled by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation as part of a criminal probe against him, records show. |
| 09/16/2008 |
| Knox industrial space proves market tight (Knoxville News Sentinel) |
| Richard Jansen's company moved into a new home in July, but it took awhile to find. Jansen is the president of Paper Solutions, a Knox County firm that converts large paper rolls into smaller rolls for cash registers and other machines. The executive said he spent around three years looking for an expansion site before finding a spot in Forks of the River Industrial Park where the location and ... |
| 09/13/2008 |
| Chicago's Finest (The Beacon News) |
| Rock the Vote: Rock the Vote and top Chicago salon, salonblonde, will host a night of fashion, rock and political change at the Double Door, 1572 N. Milwaukee Ave. Chicago native and Apprentice winner, Bill Rancic, will be the MC of the night's event which includes musical performances and a runway fashion show. 7:30 to 11 p.m. Sept. 24. Tix are $18 in advance, $24 at the door. |
| 09/18/2008 |
| State cracks down on parents who don't support their children (Daily News Journal) |
| NASHVILLE, Tenn.- More than 15,000 parents who are not paying child support face losing their driver's, professional and/or recreational licenses if they don't pay up soon. Letters from the Department of Human Services warning delinquent parents are arriving in mailboxes across Tennessee. The notices inform parents that if they are behind at least $500 in their child support and haven't made a ... |
| 09/16/2008 |
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