Snow Brings Out Best in Some People
A snowy day reveals acts of goodwill as residents share warmth, help neighbors shovel sidewalks, and donate to those in need. Volunteers organize warm beverages and extend assistance to the elderly and stranded travelers.
Return policies tighten as shoppers face tougher refunds
Retailers across Express Guess Staples The Sports Authority KB Toys Best Buy tighten returns with photo ID receipts or HQ approval. Restock fees up to 15 percent and serial returners tracking aim to curb fraud, though critics warn loyalty may suffer amid wardrobing and fraud concerns.
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Trenton to Charge Fees for Fingerprinting and Background Checks
The Trenton police department will begin charging for fingerprinting and background checks with a $5 fingerprinting card and a $2 background report. The fees take effect January 1, announced by a city official. Weather outlook shows temperatures rising from the 20s to the 30s by Monday with continued cold and cloud cover.
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Monroe superintendent moonlights as coach
Monroe isd superintendent Ar nol Elam coaches a developmental junior high basketball team after talks of cutting players. He volunteers to lead the group, earning praise from parents and a 42 31 victory over the Bellbrook Eagles, highlighting dedication to participation and youth sports.
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Homeland Security chief must push past complacency
The next Homeland Security secretary faces unifying a 180,000 person department and finishing hard security tasks. Despite barriers like permanent barriers at landmarks, fingerprinting at airports, and cargo screening at 32 ports, experts warn that internal feuding and fading urgency risk leaving threats underprotected.
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Christmas in Iraq Brings Faith Hope to Troops at Ironhorse
In Baghdad soldiers with the First Cavalry Division shared Christmas prayers and meals ahead of leaving Iraq, as Catholic and Protestant clergy urged finding solace in faith in tense conditions. No U.S. casualties were reported on Christmas, though attacks across the country killed at least 13 Iraqis, underscoring ongoing violence.
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