Former island clinic worker charged in $200K fraud (Island Packet)
A Bluffton woman defrauded her former employer, a Hilton Head Island medical center, of more than $200,000, according to a Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office report released
Bluffton woman charged with defrauding employer of more than $200,000 (The Beaufort Gazette)
A Bluffton woman defrauded her former employer, a Hilton Head Island medical center, of more than $200,000, a Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office report released Wednesday says.
A casita in the city (Denver Post)
Once they’d lassoed an urban property with 3 acres, Lakewood couple Anthony and Donna Ciccarelli made it look like a home with old Southwest roots.
WEATHER ALERT: Winds could reach gusts of 50 mph today (The Wilmington Star-News)
The National Weather Service in Wilmington forecasts southwest winds will increase to 25 to 35 mph this morning with gusts potentially reaching 50 mph.
Winds Topple Trees, Knock Out Power For Thousands (WYFF 4 Greenville)
Gusty winds blowing across the region on Wednesday afternoon are knocking out power to thousands of customers across the Upstate.
…LAKE WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 9 AM THIS MORNING TO 6 PM (WTVM 9 Columbus)
CST THIS AFTERNOON… THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN BIRMINGHAM HAS ISSUED A LAKE WIND ADVISORY…WHICH IS IN EFFECT FROM 9 AM THIS MORNING TO 6 PM CST THIS AFTERNOON.
Region Readies for Ice, Snow (WNEP 16 Pennsylvania)
Crews are gearing up for what Mother Nature’s about to dish out. Area road crews are set to battle snow and ice. Snow plows and salt trucks will be out on the roads once the storm hits.
?Hail to Chief? Ambience for President in Waiting (New York Times)
With the reporter pools, motorcades and security briefings, Barack Obama?s visit to Hawaii was full of reminders of the 24/7 job he is about to assume.
Resale stores hopping as retailers limp along (Athens Banner-Herald)
Traditional retailers slashed prices leading up to Christmas gift-giving and still reported poor sales across nearly every type of merchandise. But the people who resell Athenians’ cast-off books, clothes and furniture reported better-than-ever business - even this week, when people traditionally give away their old belongings, but don’t shop for more.
Trash bags will replace stickers on Jan. 19 (The Cape Ann Beacon)
Effective Jan. 19, the city is ditching its sticker system. Instead, residents must purchase purple garbage bags with city logos to dispose of their waste. The price of bags will be the same as stickers, $2 apiece.