VALLEJO — A Vallejo family is criticizing police for fatally shooting their dog at their home Wednesday afternoon.
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Vallejo police, family give account of fatal dog shooting
May 18, 2012 By
Experts: Housing material in Carmel fire burns rapidly
May 4, 2012 By
Floor plans provided Wednesday by the Carmel Building Department for the home at 19 Wyndham Drive in Carmel. / Frank Becerra Jr./The Journal News Condominiums currently in construction are photographed in Ramapo on May 2, 2012.
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One year later, student groups still against 2nd floor redesign
February 16, 2012 By
By: Jenna Wilcox An advisory committee presented preliminary plans for Coffman Union’s second floor —home to several student communities at the University of Minnesota — Wednesday night. The presentation included two different layouts of the second floor for all students to vote on and contribute ideas
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One year later, student groups still against 2nd floor redesign
At the Roundhouse: Ice Storm Coming
February 15, 2012 By
New Mexico lawmakers, with less than 48 hours left in their 30-day session, awoke Wednesday to snow on the ground and ice on the Capitol's Fourth Floor. The snow was… Read more »
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McLuhan: The message is the house
February 1, 2012 By
Media philosopher Marshall McLuhan's childhood home will be preserved after city councillors voted Wednesday to give the Edmonton Arts Council $75,000 to help buy the site.
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Salazar, Colorado leaders push to preserve much of San Luis Valley
January 5, 2012 By
Aiming for economically beneficial conservation, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar launched three broad initiatives Wednesday for his home turf of the San Luis Valley, including plans to protect vast tracks of pristine private land from development.
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Bail hearings in robbery of poker champ Jonathan Duhamel
January 5, 2012 By
Allegedly, Bianca Rojas Latraverse wasn’t bluffing. According to evidence presented during a bail hearing at a Quebec courthouse Wednesday, the 20-year-old woman told someone she knew that she intended to rob her former boyfriend, poker champion Jonathan Duhamel, three weeks before he became the victim of a home invasion on Dec. 21.
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Revamped Kennedy Block unveiled
December 15, 2011 By
Downtown revitalization plans advanced Wednesday morning with the unveiling of the Kennedy Block renovation and the presentation of more than $55,000 worth of Renaissance Brandon grants.
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Lottery commission meets in new digs
November 17, 2011 By
CHARLESTON, W.Va.
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