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NASCAR Nextel Cup driver Robby Gordon will cut short his offseason for the third straight year to run the Dakar Rally.

The Covenant Something is strange about the big men on campus at the elite Spencer Academy. Could they possess special powers and be linked to a sinister covenant from 1692? (PG-13)

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR DELINQUENT TAXES LOCATED IN KAY COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA, IS NOT PUBLISHED ON THIS WEB SITE.

LOCKPORT - Tenants of Commerce Square, the former Harrison Radiator plant, continued to speak out at Wednesday`s Common Council meeting against the city`s plans to evict them Dec. 1.

Students returning to school discover that accessorizing can be addictive A line snaked out the door of the Curiosity Shop on Thursday as shoppers cashed in on a 20-percent-off sale on the fall’s must-have school craze for girls — Vera Bradley bags.

Sprawling, family-friendly pizza joints are as antiquated these days as roller rinks, but who knows why. Both are great venues for hours of family fun with minimal expense.

New Jersey is a cheap place to register as a lawyer and will likely stay that way, even if a Supreme Court panel urges a fee hike as it hinted last year. Annual licensing fees have remained at $182 for the past three years for lawyers with three or more years of experience.

A Catholics For Housing plan to build affordable homes on Linton Hall Road was saved on Tuesday when the Prince William Board of County Supervisors gave the charity $500,000.

As textbook prices continue to increase, so too does the incentive for students to find an alternative to retail. While the ideal textbook - one in mint condition and dirt cheap - might prove a bit elusive, viable options exist online for those willing to put in the time and take on the risk of purchasing from unknown sellers. A gaggle of sites allow users to buy or sell used and new textbooks,

Imagine T-shirts that light up, or a beach umbrella that collects solar energy to run a portable TV. How about really cheap solar collectors for the roof?

Imagine T-shirts that light up, or a beach umbrella that collects solar energy to run a portable TV. How about really cheap solar collectors for the roof? All this and more could come from cutting-edge research at Cornell that demonstrates a new type of organic semiconductor device which shows electroluminescence and acts as a photovoltaic cell.