Bombing kills 25 at party in Iraq Aug 25, 2008
Michael Happy: That's what just happened on the tail end of our vacation; our black lab couldn't hold it any longer and dropped us a bomb just north of Holly. Talk about gross. (DetNews.com)
Canipe, Harrington united in marriage (67) Aug 24, 2008
Holly Canipe of Rockingham, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a formal gown of royal blue crystal satin fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, petite straps and an A-line skirt. (Rockingham Daily Journal, NC)
Local reaction to Biden pick: 'He won't bite his tongue' Aug 24, 2008
Biden s foreign policy experience is what s important to the Rev. Eartha Guess of Holly Hill, a member of Greater Friendship AME Church in Santee. Biden has experience in foreign affairs which Obama may not have. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Free sandbags Aug 23, 2008
Holly Hill: Public Works department, 456 LPGA Blvd., for residents ... Orange City: Orange City Fire Station, 215 N. Holly Ave., from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m; limit 10 bags per person ... Volusia County Public Works office, 455 Walker St., Holly Hill. (Daytona Beach News Journal)
Discovery of purpose: Eagle Scout candidate finds project at MHS Aug 22, 2008
Crews organized by Eagle Scout candidate Dan Campoblanco beautify the Holly Pierce Memorial Garden at Marblehead High School ... Dedicated to Holly Pierce, he read ... The sculpture resides in what became the Holly Pierce Memorial Garden with the help of the Class of 2005, which donated benches to create a space designed for quiet contemplation but which had fallen into a bit of disrepair. (Marblehead Reporter, MA)
The Holly Tree as a Garden Plant Aug 22, 2008
Growing an Ilex for the Garden, not Just for Christmas Holly. The Holly tree is a perfect garden plant ... Ilex is an all round plant that suits any garden, with holly berries in winter and glossy green leaves all year round. (Suite101.com)
Mass. Horticultural stiffs college student Aug 21, 2008
There has been talk of discontinuing the flower show a regional institution that draws tens of thousands of visitors each year, said society trustee Holly Perry. First established in 1871, the show is the longest running of its kind in the United States and the third largest in the world, according to the society's Web site. (Framingham TAB, MA)
Pucko: Undignified Downsizing Aug 21, 2008
Mark and Dawn, whose own employment was earlier terminated, have two children, three year old Holly and four month old Drew. His son was born just three months prior to Mark's being downsized. (R News)
Obituaries for Aug.20 Aug 20, 2008
Service: 10 a.m. Thursday, Sacred Heart Church, Broadway Avenue and Holly Street, Clifton Heights. Visitation: 8:30 a.m. Thursday, Williams-Lombardo Funeral Home, Baltimore and Summit Avenues, Clifton Heights. (The Delaware County Times, PA)
Diabolical NHS stops vital drug Aug 20, 2008
Diabolical NHS stops vital drug - News - getbracknell - Bracknell Forest Standard. Diabolical NHS stops vital drug New to the site. (Get Bracknell)
Farmers hopeful ... Fleet blessing ... St. Mary looking for more oil revenue ... New Web site online for IDF ... Metal works bring menu to life ... City council looking for $35,000 pump station assistance ... Teche Areas Miss Congeniality used to second looks, comparisons ... Whats in your Wallet ... IPSO responds to bus fight ... Food and fun at fest ... Two area parishes raise ACT scores ... Pride shows in Acadians ... Vitter talks about \'biggest issue\' in U.S. ... Campbell loves teaching class ... Businessman Schwing dies ... Infrastructure hot topic for businesses ... Poster touts shrimp festival ... Reviving fading industry ... New twist in issue ... Jindal schedules visit to Jeanerette ... Freddie J. Guy Jr. ... Feathers wont fly (legally) as cockfight era ends today ... Average return shown week into shrimp season ... Delcambre mainstay industry struggling ... Big Brothers Big Sisters to hold fundraiser ... Metal thefts highlight Port of Iberia crime concerns ... Final Sunday show this weekend ... Burglaries seem like trend ... Vitter to visit New Iberia ... Jury finds man guilty ... Boy, 13, arrested again ... Council questions recycling program ... Jeanerette council raises pay for police department ... Business luncheon planned Tuesday ... Parish establishing waterworks district ... Banner help needed with Friday event ... Iberia Street work closes road again ... Fixed income dilemma ... Local utilities have a say ... Help available through many agencies in area ... George trial starts ... IPSO identifies suspect in chase ... Car almost in canal after crash ... Melancon given super welcome at Teche Action Clinic ... Contract proposal ensures Pontiffs work at Port of Iberia ... Gun safety a priority ... Suspect jumps into bayou ... Cancel service pact? ... Municipal group salutes citys committee ... Waterworks district holding meeting ... Acadian Mass volunteers needed ... Smoketesting scheduled this week ... Flying fancy for LCA ... 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BY HOLLY LELEUX-THUBRON THE DAILY IBERIAN Published/Last Modified on Monday, August 18, 2008 2:11 PM CDT. Sugarcane farmers are busy in the fields planting next year s crop and gearing up for upcoming grinding season. (New Iberia, LA)
Obituaries 8-19-08 Aug 19, 2008
Services were held at 10:00 a.m. on August 9, at Holly Springs Funeral Home ... James was a mechanic and a member of First Pentecostal Church of Holly Springs. (Seantobia Democrat, MS)
Olympic Roundup - Sunday, Aug. 17, 2008 Aug 19, 2008
Youngs was competing in her third Olympics and earned a bronze medal during the 2004 Athens Games with partner and former Bruin Holly McPeak. She also won a bronze medal with beach volleyball coach and former UCLA All-American Liz Masakayan at the 1999 World Championships. (Uclabruins.com)
2008-2009 Bus Schedule Aug 16, 2008
8:24 HOLLY & ROBINWOOD. 8:25 HOLLY & CHERYL. (Burlington Union, MA)
Christmas Mistletoe Facts And Legen... Aug 16, 2008
Mistletoe, holly, poinsettias and Christmas tress are all plants associated with the decorations of Christmas but the Mistletoe is a true favorite with lovers everywhere, even an illicit kiss by secret lovers may be enjoyed under the magic spell cast by the simple evergreen Mistletoe. Unlike and Poinsettias which are garden plants in their own right, Mistletoe is a parasitic plant that can damage trees. (Suite101.com)
Jarring Economy Spurs Rise in Home Canning Aug 16, 2008
By HOLLY RAMER Associated Press Writer August 15, 2008 (AP) The Associated Press FONT SIZE. To Amy Hobbs Harris, a dozen jars of strawberry preserves are worth $391 the amount she estimates she'll save in a year by canning the fruit herself. (ABC News -- Wire)
Rain bogs down area farms Aug 16, 2008
Cornell Cooperative Extension Oneida County Extension Educator Holly Wise said the wet weather can cause fungus to grow on plants. She said her office has received numerous calls regarding fungus problems. (Utica NY Obserer, NY)
EA Spotlights Slate of New Titles and Initiatives at Annual Summer Showcase Event Aug 15, 2008
EA Corporate Communications Holly Rockwood, 650-628-7323 EA Investor Relations Tricia Gugler, 650-628-7327. Source: Electronic Arts Inc.. (Yahoo! Wire -- Entertainment News)
Bush Welcomes Queen Elizabeth to White House Aug 14, 2008
Queen Elizabeth II has many dogs, but she is famously partial to her small ones: Emma, Linnet, Monty, Holly and Willow, all corgis; and Cider, Berry, Candy and Vulcan, all dorgis, a mix of corgi and dachshund. The dogs have the run of her residences, Buckingham Palace said. (Yahoo News -- British Royal Family)
Little Known Facts About Christmas ... Aug 13, 2008
Little Known Facts About Christmas Holly: For theTwelve Days of Christmas , Twelve Facts on the Holly Tree ... Little Known Facts About Christmas Holly ... Little Known Facts About Christmas Holly. (Suite101.com)
Photo Release -- Digital Signage by Wireless Ronin Technologies Enhances Bachman's In-Store Experience and Advertising Aug 13, 2008
Wireless Ronin Technologies, Inc. MEDIA Holly Heitkamp, Marketing Specialist (952) 564-3560 hheitkamp@wirelessronin Padilla Spear Beardsley INVESTORS Al Galgano, Investor Relations (612) 455-1720 agalgano@PSBPR.com. Source: Wireless Ronin Technologies, Inc.. (Primezone Releases)
NH's 2nd CD candidates tackle economic issues Aug 11, 2008
By HOLLY RAMER Associated Press Writer. CONCORD, N.H. (AP) -- When Congressional hopeful Jim Steiner attended a recent family reunion, the crowd was significantly smaller than in past years. (Concord Monitor)
Project protects shore Longwood University undertakes shoreline erosion project in Westmoreland County Aug 11, 2008
The 643-acre farm in the Mount Holly section of Westmoreland was bequeathed to Longwood in 1999 by Mary Farley Ames Lee, a 1938 graduate of the Farmville school. Longwood uses the land for research and natural sciences training. (Fredericksburg.com, VA)
Illegally operated bus crashes, kills 15 Aug 10, 2008
"Please pray for us," said Holly Nguyen, a 38-year-old church member who was following the bus in a car but did not see the wreck. She anxiously awaited word of her father, who was on the bus when it ran off the road about 65 miles north of Dallas, close to the Oklahoma line. (San Francisco Chronicle)
AEP promotes VP as treasurer, investor rep Aug 9, 2008
Zebula will report to Holly Koeppel, AEP s executive vice president and chief financial officer. Stepping in Zebula s post in September is Timothy K. Light, 50, the company s vice president of power projects and asset investments. (Columbus Business First, OH)
Several area residents injured in accidents Aug 9, 2008
Driver Brian D. Bauman, 44, and passenger Holly M. McClanahan, 33, were northbound on Fourth Street, north of Veterans Drive, when they traveled off the right side of the road. The motorcycle struck a wooden post, mailbox, landscape rocks and several plants before overturning, ejecting both riders. (Park Hills Daily Journal, MO)
Produce supplier to the stars Aug 8, 2008
"For farmers that are willing to do that kind of custom-growing for restaurants, there is a really good market," said Holly Givens, public-affairs adviser for the Organic Trade Association. The association teaches organic-goods handlers across the country about new marketing methods and business models. (AZCentral -- Business)
English Style Gardens Aug 5, 2008
Good border plants for your garden are: holly, boxwood, yews, and cypress. Other plants that will give you a good profusion of color and shape are: iris, foxglove, rose, canna, tulip, ornamental grass, peony, poppy, daisy, black eyed Susan, salvia, larkspur, hydrangea, aster, lavender, daylily, and dianthus. (Suite101.com)
NEWSWEEK: Media Lead Sheet/August 11, 2008 Issue Aug 4, 2008
White House Correspondent Holly Bailey and Senior Writer and Political Correspondent Jonathan Darman report on the back-and-forth bickering between the Obama and McCain campaigns ... What He Really Wants to Do is Direct" (p. 54). Senior Editor David Ansen reviews Ben Stiller's new movie "Tropic Thunder," calling it the funniest movie of the summer. The movie is a raucous, low-down commentary on Hollywood filmmaking, war movies, narcissistic actors and the thin line between make-believe and... (PR Newswire)
Cheaper by the dozen Aug 2, 2008
"Social support networks and living with people is a way to sort of fill in the gap with what we think of as a traditional family," says Holly Jo Sparks, 32, who is studying for a master's degree in city planning at MIT. Formerly the executive director of NASCO, she helped Josephy's group morph from a rental co-op into homeowners. That meant incorporating as a nonprofit called Boston Community Cooperatives, writing a business plan, and convincing friends, relatives, and reluctant banks to loan... (Boston Globe)
List of coalition deaths Aug 2, 2008
Army Sgt. James E. Craig, 26, Hollywood, Calif ... Army Capt. Michael S. Fielder, 35, Holly Springs, N.C., non-combat causes ... Army Sgt. Giann C. Joya Mendoza, 27, North Hollywood, Calif. (Anchorage Daily News)
Fair results Jul 31, 2008
Kyle Abel, Ardent Tillers; Matthew Akers, Woodland Clovers; Taylor Alsdorf, Home Spun; Jacob Anderson, Learn Lindsay Anderson, 3-F; Wesley Anderson, 3-F; Aliyah Andrews, Clover Crew; Brian Arends, Saybrook Willing Workers; Carson Arends, Saybrook Willing Workers; Holly Arends, Saybrook Willing Workers; Kelly Arends, Saybrook Willing Workers; Laura Auten, Home Spun; Brennan Auth, Equus; Molly Baker, Over The Top; Zachary Banks, Wood-land Clovers; Zane Barkoviak, Home Spun; Taryn Basting,... (The Pantagraph newspaper)
Toll for acadians Jul 30, 2008
BY HOLLY LELEUX-THUBRONTHE DAILY IBERIAN Published/Last Modified on Tuesday, July 29, 2008 2:14 PM CDT ... -- Holly Leleux-Thubron Advertisement. (New Iberia, LA)
Writer shares Chinese dining experiences Jul 30, 2008
By HOLLY RAMER, Associated Press WriterWednesday, July 30, 2008. . (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Do robots dream of a nice nuzzle? Jul 30, 2008
Holly Cave, who organised an event at the Science Museum in London where Heart Robot was on display, said: "Children react to him very differently. They either want to hug and cuddle him, and look after him like a doll or baby, or they just want to scare him. How humans and robots might interact in the future is something that raises lots of interesting ethical and moral questions.". Also on display was Hexapod, a metallic spider that registers faces of visitors and then follows them around. (Sydney Morning Herald -- World)
Plant shuts down Jul 29, 2008
Owned by Charlotte-based holding company Ruddick Corporation, American maintains its headquarters in Mount Holly near Gastonia. Aside from U.S. manufacturing locations, the company also operates in Europe, Central America, South America, Africa and Asia. (Lenoir News Topic, NC)
New grocer entering a bearish market Jul 29, 2008
Holly Stinson of McKinley View Real Estate at Mile 11. 5 of the Talkeetna Spur compared the store s pending arrival to the arrival and expansion of the Sunshine Community Health Center. (Wasilla Frontiersman, AK)
Merchant waiting for customers and better times Jul 28, 2008
HOLLY HILL -- The store's pet cat, Midnight, naps on a floor next to the check-out counter. Only an occasional customer disrupts the afternoon slumber. (Daytona Beach News Journal)
Herald school notes Jul 26, 2008
Holly Stewart of Davidson was one of the 424 students graduating from Bryn Mawr College during its recent commencement exercises. Stewart, daughter of Bruce Stewart, was awarded a bachelor of arts degree in philosophy. (Huntersville Herald, NC)
Golf, cycling, local golf Jul 26, 2008
LOCAL GOLFTWDGAat Fostoria Country ClubLow Gross: 1-tie Holly Bennett, Toledo Country Club; Rachael Latta, Brandywine; Kathy Williams, Fremont, 77. Low net: 1-tie Cathi Greebe, Brandywine, Nora Dooley, Brandywine, 67; 2-tie Patty Wilkins, Fremont; Jan Taylor, Highland Meadows; Sheila Batch, Brandywine, 68. (Yahoo News -- Auto Racing)
Eight Stories To Follow At 2008 Olympics Jul 25, 2008
In Athens, the U.S. women took home two medals, with May and Walsh winning gold and Youngs and her former partner, Holly McPeak, taking bronze. The American men were shut out of the medals in 2004 for the time since beach volleyball was included in the Olympics in 1996. (WNBC.com, NY)
Farmers offer local food for the dinner table Jul 24, 2008
By Holly Redmond/Staff Photographer. Pete Lowy of Pete and Jen's Backyard Birds, collects eggs nightly. (Concord Journal, MA)
Annual Herb Festival on tap this weekend in Greene Jul 23, 2008
Benefits of Goat Milk Soap by Holly Hurley; 2 p.m.: Perennial Gardening by Willowglen Nursery, Decorah; 3 p.m.: Fall Planting for Spring Blooms by Becky Litterer of Becky s Greenhouse. There is no admission fee and plenty of parking. (Charles City Press, IO)
Honeywell to pay record air-quality settlement Jul 23, 2008
"The Honeywell settlement is just a bold example of how this department holds polluters accountable," said Holly Ward, community and media-relations manager for the county's Air Quality Department. "Our mission, our goal, is to provide clean air for people to breathe.". (AZCentral -- News)
On the farm, a back-end solution to an energy crisis Jul 22, 2008
SOURCE: HOLLY WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT, MICH.. Recommend this article. (Globe and Mail)
Landscaping goes miniature Jul 18, 2008
" A formal garden may call for a stone pot on top of a pedestal. A cottage garden may have profuse, lush plantings. Modern pots at a contemporary home often hold ornamental grass. Pots surrounding a pool tend to feature tropical plantings, such as bird of paradise or hibiscus. A front-door arrangement may showcase a formal topiary. Containers are a popular do-it-yourself project, or they can be done by a landscape designer or gardener as part of a larger project. Most retail nurseries have... (The Augusta Chronicle)
Obituaries for Friday, July 18, 2008 Jul 18, 2008
four grandchildren, Wendy Anderson, Timothy Amundson, Amy Kranz and Troy Black; great-grandchildren, Holly Butterfield, Emily Anderson, and Dylan and Skylin Amundson; and a sister, Adeline Sampson of Sparta, Wis. Funeral services will be Saturday at 1 p.m. in Holmen Lutheran Church, 228 Morris St. The Revs. (La Crosse Tribune, WI)
Transform side yard into inviting space Jul 17, 2008
East Indian Holly Fern. Botanical name: Arachnoides simplicior 'Variegata. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Palo Alto raining cats and dogs? Jul 16, 2008
Posted by Holly, a resident of another community, 10 hours ago. Here's a link to the Palo Alto animal services. (Palo Alto Online, CA)
State commission OKs utilities' nuclear power plans Jul 16, 2008
But Holly Binns, who works on energy issues for the group Environment Florida, said the state should look more closely at increased energy efficiency to meet electricity demands, rather than passing on the huge nuclear costs to consumers. "They're going to start paying the mortgage on this plant quickly, and it's not going to be cheap," Binns said. (Daytona Beach News Journal)
Honoring local Marine at funeral Jul 16, 2008
Jacqueline and Dennis Rooney, mother and stepfather of Lance Cpl. Steven West, place flowers his casket in Wildwood Cemetery Monday afternoon. West died in Thailand while on a goodwill tour with the Third Marine Expeditionary Force Band. (Tewksbury Advocate, MA)
A funeral for Marine Lance Cpl Steven West Jul 15, 2008
By Holly Redmond/Staff photographer. Jacqueline and Dennis Rooney, mother and stepfather of Lance Cpl. Steven West, place flowers on his casket in Wildwood Cemetery Monday afternoon. (Allston Brighton TAB, MA)
Man found guilty in suffocation case Jul 15, 2008
Prosecutor Burton Francis said that on Dec. 28, 2006, Stanbrough and his friend, Gutierrez, arrived at the Joneses' house on the 2400 block of South Holly Avenue in southwest Fresno in the middle of the night. Amanda Jones let the men in while her husband slept. (Fresno Bee -- Local)
Blossoming interest Jul 14, 2008
"Did you reject them!?" said Holly Houston, who was doing her Saturday shopping at the Bardstown Road Farmers' Market Inc. "You hurt their self esteem! "You're still better than those strawberries" at the supermarket, Houston says reassuringly to the fragrant leftovers. The perception that farmers markets offer premium-quality agricultural goods is but one element powering the current expansion in the number of farmers markets and the growing numbers of Louisville-area consumers using them.... (Louisville Business First, KY)
Beyond homes, entire neighborhoods going green Jul 13, 2008
By HOLLY RAMER Associated Press Writer. PETERBOROUGH, N.H. (AP) -- At a time when the housing market remains in a slump, consumer demand is growing for energy efficient homes that are kinder to the environment. (Concord Monitor)
Evergreen Health Care welcomes evacuees ... Health Reccommendations to Reduce the Impact from Wildfire Smoke ... Hosptal therapist helps us breathe a little easier ... PG&E asks customers to conserve energy as temperatures heat up ... Safeway gets a "Nip and Tuck" ... ';var marqueewidth="350px";var marqueeheight="25px";var marqueebgcolor="#FFFFFF";////NO NEED TO EDIT BELOW THIS LINE////////////var pauseit=1;var marqueespeed=1 //slow speed down by 1 for NSvar copyspeed=marqueespeedvar pausespeed=(pauseit==0)? copyspeed: 0var iedom=document.all||document.getElementByIdif (iedom)document.write(''+marqueecontent+'')var actualwidth=''var cross_marquee, ns_marqueefunction populate(){if (iedom){cross_marquee=document.getElementById? document.getElementById("iemarquee") : document.all.iemarqueecross_marquee.style.left=parseInt(marqueewidth)+8+"px"cross_marquee.innerHTML=marqueecontentactualwidth=document.all? temp.offsetWidth : document.getElementById("temp").offsetWidth}else if (document.layers){ns_marquee=document.ns_marquee.document.ns_marquee2ns_marquee.left=parseInt(marqueewidth)+8ns_marquee.document.write(marqueecontent)ns_marquee.document.close()actualwidth=ns_marquee.document.width}lefttime=setInterval("scrollmarquee()",20)}window.onload=populate;function scrollmarquee(){if (iedom){if (parseInt(cross_marquee.style.left)>(actualwidth*(-1)+8))cross_marquee.style.left=parseInt(cross_marquee.style.left)-copyspeed+"px"elsecross_marquee.style.left=parseInt(marqueewidth)+8+"px"}else if (document.layers){if (ns_marquee.left>(actualwidth*(-1)+8))ns_marquee.left-=copyspeedelsens_marquee.left=parseInt(marqueewidth)+8}}if (iedom||document.layers){with (document){document.write('')if (iedom){write('')write('')write('')write('')}else if (document.layers){write('')write('')write('')}document.write('')}}Sunday, July 13, 2008 paradise evacuees IN GRIDLEY —Staff from Evergreen Health Care in Gridley and Paradise’s Cypress Acres surround Glen Crook, who was recently evacuated from Cypress Acres. Evergreen received twenty five new patients. (Photo by Tim Gilmour) Evergreen Health Care welcomes evacuees Jul 13, 2008
We got a phone call around 3:00 in the afternoon, and about an hour and a half later they started showing up, Executive Director Holly Schmunk said. We went through this the first time when they had the fire in Paradise. (Gridley Herald, CA)
33rd ANNUAL HERITAGE FAIR: Wet, but not a washout Jul 13, 2008
The band performed in the personas of Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis, and the group s Beatles impression of course was part of the show. The smell of food, though, reached nearly everywhere. (Dundalk Eagle, MD)
Riverside Drive hugs Holly Hill's tree-dappled 'beach' Jul 13, 2008
Riverside Drive hugs Holly Hill's tree-dappled 'beach ... HOLLY HILL -- Just a few blocks from the hustle of U.S. 1 with its fast food and strip malls, green leaves sway above the slow-moving waters along Riverside Drive ... Just ahead, there's the fabled Home of the Holly Hill Gnomes. (Daytona Beach News Journal)
500 Club: Kabobs are great on the grill if you keep things safe Jul 13, 2008
Holly Zaiger is a registered dietitian at Gundersen Lutheran Medical Center. More Food. (La Crosse Tribune, WI)
ALL TOGETHER ... Pipelines and you ... Shooting suspect still at large ... Hopkins sidewalk project to be awarded ... New Iberia native starts autism non-profit ... Nation\'s birthday party draws crowd ... New Iberia man killed ... New Iberia woman dies in Friday morning blaze ... Teche Area pipeline safety concerns some ... Local couple enjoys dirt fun ... Castille\'s drum work leads many ... Erath soaked in July 4 fun ... Hebert, St. Germains forge early fishing rodeo leads ... Praying for Tony ... No ruling on womans death ... Women sentenced in fraud case here ... Suspect in stabbing is jailed ... Lee celebrates 102nd ... High court puts two local lawyers on probation ... Sheriffs Office schedules gun safety course ... Blood drive scheduled to be held locally ... Local man charged in stabbing incident ... Local landmark on way to auction house ... Fourth of July events on track ... Put off again ... Authorities also ready for July 4 festivities ... St. Mary Parish early voting begins Saturday ... Legal fireworks use limited in area ... Ackal at \'home\' as sheriff ... Woman dead ... Tardy? It\'ll wind up costing student ... Bids being taken for cookoff meal ... Jefferson St. bridge opens ... Efforts benefit Devil\'s Pond ... Iberia Council millage increase is negligible ... Breakfast available for St.Mary children ... Hail raise veto ... Millage rate to stay same;turnout low ... No bid for track at area school ... EPA oversees oil cleanup at Port ... New Iberia spirit on display ... Area legislators back Jindal ... St.Mary Parish officials upset over governor\'s nominee rejections ... CELEBRATION OF FOURTH ... Oil spill at the port ... Teche Area avoiding housing market fluctuation ... $74,765 grant targets gun violence response ... Sheriff-elect Ackal swearing in Tuesday ... 4th of July Celebration this Saturday ... ChiSox make it two in a row over Cubs in 6-5 win ... Gun sales increase ... More buying non-lethal protection ... Millage hearing Monday ... Citizens removes 2,201 policies in area ... Shooting suspect in custody ... Hebert rides lifelong interest to 4-H post ... Searching for an old sugar house ... Doerle suing parish ... Car insurance rates will increase in 2010 ... Iberia part of Atchafalya heritage area ... Erath events start today ... Orientation dates for Iberia ready ... Setting up shop ... Toon: Brown not with NAN ... \'Revenue neutral\' sought for Iberia ... Assessment takes the center stage ... Area officials make plans for course addition ... St. Mary targets LEAP, iLEAP with new programs ... Pastor, author focuses on family with book ... CULTIVATING TASTES ... Brown clarifies plans for Sharpton ... Miller says not guilty ... Iberia students taking LEAP, GEE ... St. Mary students earn college credit ... Got stimulus check? Some may not ... \'Boyfriend\' makes prank emergency call ... Forty years \'appropriate\' ... Hearing delayed for suspect ... Wanted IPSB ... Man in car shot by men in pickup truck ... Segura ready to continue council work ... St.Blanc now vice chairman of state board ... Millage rates on council agenda ... Avoiding crime a business issue ... Kids get kicks at soccer workshop ... Lawmakers discuss 2008 ... Truck bill passes ... Local water OK, with a little lime ... MC man dies in wreck on U.S. 90 ... Different lifestyle ... Gasoline thefts reported ... Calif. decision \'against God\' ... Pianist finds more time for musicals than his studies ... National heritage areas draw tourists ... Aerial mosquito spraying set tonight ... Blood drive to be held on Monday ... Sewer repairs to start ... Chitimacha election results in runoff for secretary-treasurer July 12 ... INTERACTIVE EXHIBIT ... Miller trial set for Sept. 9 ... Area solon\'s bills are on track ... Romero giving up IPSB post ... VOICE: Eight years of comforting ... Bourque seeking Jeanerette marshal ... Jindal signs bill limiting Chicot Aquifer water ... Blood, voter drives set for this weekend ... St. Mary honors Bogan as top man ... Writing camp tours New Iberia ... TOTO, WE\'RE IN NEW IBERIA ... Board post filled ... Bridge still out ... Acadiana lawmakers might donate raise ... City eyes creation of \'historic cultural\' areas ... Teche Area preps Cajun event fun ... Port focuses on security cameras ... Back a Youth campaign in full swing ... New Iberia\'s Konriko Rice mill featured in publication ... Legislature OKs doubling salary ... Hebert bill passes ... Home ownership programs available ... Handcuffed teen escapes custody in St. Martin Parish ... Bond set for rape suspect ... Museum fundraiser features unique sculpture book ... Firefighters needed ... School system can cover ... St. Mary ponders new parish charter ... Acadian Memorial ushers in new board members ... City Council to take up contracts ... Buddies honored by staff ... Broussard man, 42, accused of rape ... Suire tries council return ... Two titles, two sports would be LSU first ... Tiger tear part 2 ... Flag Day: a few stood for many ... Fuel to fly ... Local legislators vote no to amended pay raise ... Mentoring comes natural for local duo ... Cypermort Point cell range in sight ... Honoring their teacher ... Anchors away for new world-traveling vessel ... Two killed in La. 14 wreck ... Barras, Champagne: No pay hike ... Flag Day event set Saturday ... Juneteenth celebrated locally ... Stray dog, cat problem starts with the owners ... Tax rates to go down ... State votes to limit aquifer water available to draw ... Students family to honor special teacher ... Beno motel is hit by armed robber Tuesday ... Firefighter battles district for rights for Web site work ... READY FOR SCHOOL? ... Don\'t meet privately ... Bush signs bill that brings money for crossing study ... Pilot hopes for air show at airport ... Summer can be about learning ... Authorities warn against fighting an assailant following daytime mugging ... Lottery scam comes through the mail ... GROCERIES AND MOVIES ... Man sought in shooting ... Local concern about oil waste ... Residents \'floored\' by homicide ... Iberia School Board to assess new school construction ... Gordon\'s Landfill variance on parish agenda ... Business plan for hurricane season suggested ... The Daily Iberian to host blood drive at office Thursday ... Fighting fuel costs ... Accused of killing wife ... Waste permit process to take months ... Second chance to select \'Odds, Ends\' ... Catch of the day for kids ... Parish eyes tax revenue ... Waste storage? ... Sugar refinery to Green Fuels ... Saluting veterans ... 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BY HOLLY LELEUX-THUBRONTHE DAILY IBERIAN Published/Last Modified on Monday, July 7, 2008 2:10 PM CDT. Former slave Emmanuel Johnson returned to St. Martin Parish in 1866, after his discharge from the War of Rebellion in New Orleans, in search of his mother and siblings. (New Iberia, LA)
Local teen killed in accident Jul 8, 2008
Holly Danielle McCarter of Demopolis; one brother, Christopher Judson McCarter of Chalet, La. grandmothers Esther McCarter of Forkland and Evelyn DeLoach of Lafe, Ark. (Demopolis Times, AL)
China's Power Problem Jul 8, 2008
But as authors William Chandler and Holly Gwin explain in a recent study for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, China's capital markets are extremely small for a country its size. Debt financing in the People's Republic is virtually nonexistent, equity financing is only about a fourth of what it is in other developing countries and the financial system allocates a disproportionate amount of capital to state-owned enterprises rather than the private sector. (Forbes -- Business)
William Ray Gautney (1939-2008) (2) Jul 7, 2008
The Downbeats toured and shared the stage with many of the top recording stars of the day, including Jerry Lee Lewis, The Everly Brothers, Del Shannon, Conway Twitty and Buddy Holly. They played clubs and ballrooms from Chicago to Minneapolis to Des Moines. (Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier)
Public Record for Sunday, July 6, 2008 (547) Jul 7, 2008
Ethan L. Lozon-DodsonMISSOULA Ethan L. Lozon-Dodson, infant son of Stuart Lozon and Holly Dodson, passed away Thursday, July 2, at Community Hospital. Arrangements are pending with Garden City Funeral Home tory. (Missoulian, MT)
Cutting weeds to cut risk Jul 5, 2008
Last week, fire officials began posting notices on railroad tracks near Holly Drive, and they have sent a letter to Union Pacific Railroad, ordering the rail company to clean up the weeds by Sacramento Street. If they do not, the city will do it and then bill the railroad, Fire Chief Michael Pretz said Thursday. (Lodi News Sentinel, CA)
