What Are the Differences Between Public and Private Schools
Interviews with Cindy and Bobby reveal private schools offer religion in curriculum, tougher grades, more one on one time, and certain transport and calendar patterns. Public schools provide diverse student bodies, more field trips, broader services like WRAP, computer labs, bus transportation, and nearby facilities. Both views endorse solid education and personal fit.
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Cindy
Bobby
Pri
Do You Like Reading for Fun and Online Quizzes
A reader engagement note invites participation in book quizzes at bookadventure com with ten questions per quiz and a 20 point reward per correct answer Plans for prizes include a balloon set at 75 points and a Smokestack hat at 5000 points The piece also lists contact options for teen submissions and a brief census data mention on teen Internet use plus a prompt to share with friends.
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Bookadventure.com
Mardi Gras crowds roll through wet French Quarter
New Orleans greets Mardi Gras with revelers braving cold winds and rain. Despite worries over weather and economy, Bourbon Street merchants report steady traffic while hotels run about 90 percent full. A ban on bottles and glasses aims to curb street chaos as tourists bask in the festival’s final pre Lent fling.
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New Orleans
Angelle Blanchard
Bourbon Street
Ed Camblin
Erik Strankman
Aurora
Colo
Cafe du Monde
Camblin
Blanchard
Europe
Alfred Groos
Assa
French Quarter
Earl Bernhardt
Jennifer Hadfield
Jennifer Ashford
Soundproofing foam ignored by inspectors at deadly Rhode Island club
Officials released more than 60 pages of three year inspection records for The Station nightclub in West Warwick noting no mention of polyurethane soundproofing on walls that experts say burned like gasoline during the February fire that killed 98. Town officials question why the material, installed in 2000, was not cited. Attorneys say the town could face liability for the alleged inspections failure.
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West Warwick
R.I
Wolfgang Bauer
Bauer
Paul Vanner
Feam
Kathleen Hagerty
Michael Derderian
Great White
Jeffrey
Hagerty
Aram der- Manouelian
American Foam Co
Paul Martinek
Lawyers Weekly USA
State says church willfully blind to priest sex abuse
New Hampshire prosecutors released a 154 page report with about 9 000 church documents alleging the Roman Catholic Diocese of Manchester for decades ignored the danger posed by molesting priests and misled authorities and victims about abuse. The diocese apologized for harm and pledged to tougher actions including removing a priest after one credible allegation.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Manchester
Peter W. Heed
John McCormack
Egents
Philip McLaughlin
Massachusetts
Paul Rube
Plane crash survivors found in Beartown Forest tragedy
Rescuers located four survivors three of them boys and their father after a night in freezing Beartown State Forest. The day before the crash killed the couple and their three other children. Ronald Ferris died at Fairview Hospital. The remaining boys Ryan aged 2 Jordan aged 5 and Tyler aged 10 were treated for hypothermia with serious injuries. The plane was found in four feet of snow with two people trapped inside. State Police reported the crash near the Connecticut New York lines.
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Ronald Ferris
Fairview Hospital
Great Barrington
Albany Medical Center
Ryan Ferris
Jordan Ferris
Tyler Ferris
Marlon McGovern
Beartown State Forest
Connecticut
New York State
Guilty plea in Internet killing case shocks Connecticut
In Danbury 25 year old Saul Dos Reis pleaded guilty by Alford plea to manslaughter and sexual assault for strangling Christina Long, 13, in May 2002 after meeting her in an Internet chat room. He faces up to 30 years. federal charges remain. A Hartford nursing home fire death toll rose to 12 with Samuel Barnes, 81, dying four days after the blaze at Greenwood Health Center. Mayor Perez announced a relief fund for victims’ families.
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Danbury
Saul Dos Reis
Alford
Christina Long
Palice
Congress
Das Reis
Hartford
Samuel Barnes
Hartford Hospital
Greenwood Health Center
Ith
John Shack
Eddie Perez
Texas prisoner who fled decades ago finally captured
A Texas escapee, Robert Carroll Coney, captured in Mississippi after more than four decades on the run. Convicted in 1962 for robbery by assault and forgery, he escaped that year and lived in several states and a Kansas federal lockup in 1976 before being returned to Huntsville prison. Local officials noted the long pursuit and the inspector general remarked on the saying you can run but you cannot hide.
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Texas
Mississippi
Huntsville
Robert Carroll Coney
Coney
Kansas
Sunflower County
Iss
John Moriarty
Texas Criminal Justice Department
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Journal-World
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Census Bureau
Jworld.com
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America
Hannah Lodwick
Tors
Aube
Odore Gendron
Nashua
Gendron
Holy Rosal
Rochester
Rube
Roger Fortier
Fortier
Francis Christian
Christian
Nursing Home
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