Gaddafi killed as Libyans overrun Sirte transit hub
Muammar Gaddafi was dragged from a drainage pipe and executed by revolutionary forces in Sirte. Jubilant Libyans pulled his hair, displayed his bloodied body on a truck, and celebrated the fall of his 42 year regime. Prime Minister Mahmoud Jibril urged Libyans to move beyond grudges and pursue democracy.
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Sirte
Libya
Muammar Gaddafi
Gaddafi
Mahmoud Jibril
Tripoli
Muammar Gadhafi
Third Thursdays Kick Off Draws Downtown Crowd in Garden City
The first Third Thursdays event on Main Street drew heavier pedestrian traffic as families and friends visited open shops and heard bongos on Grant Street. Downtown Vision plans monthly events with longer hours to lure shoppers, with vendors like Crooked Creek Kitchen and Little Britches joining in.
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Collective Faith
Main Street
Grant Avenue
Garden City
Grant Street
Downtown Vision
Kyrsten Stoppel
Little Britches
N. Main
Laurel
Jagels
Shanna Jagels
McKenna
Jalen
Braden
Elizabeth Baker
Patrick Dugan
Americans not taking immigrants jobs in Ala
Oneonta potato farmer Keith Smith found Americans hired after Alabama’s immigration law but the results were poor. Workers arrived late, slowed production, quit after lunch, or left after a day. Across the region, farmers seek immigrant labor as Americans avoid backbreaking, low paying farm work.
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Oneonta
Ala
Keith Smith
Alabama
Largest cellphone cancer study finds no link
The Danish study of over 350,000 people found no higher cancer rates among users who talked on cellphones for about ten years compared with nonusers. While another large study suggested a potential glioma risk with very heavy use, the sample was too small to confirm any connection.
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