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Toy, luxury stores eye Christmas 2009 with caution
As spring blossoms begin to bloom, retailers' thoughts are turning to Christmas.
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6 taken to hospital after NC nursing home shooting
Six people have been taken to a North Carolina hospital after a shooting at a nursing home.
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Study: Cholesterol drug Crestor also cuts blood clot risk
A major new study suggests statin drugs taken to lower cholesterol and prevent heart disease can also cut the risk of developing dangerous blood clots.
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Mass. police: Man killed sisters at birthday party
Massachusetts police say a 23-year-old man stabbed two of his sisters to death and left a third with serious injuries before being fatally shot by police after getting into an argument during a birthday party.
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Geithner's message is to be optimistic about economic
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner has a message for Americans worried about the economy
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NEW: Breach sends water onto school campus in Fargo
Fargo, N.D. is to resume sandbagging today and is requesting more volunteers.
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Update: Charleston authorities identify I-526 accident victims
Officials say 59-year-old Charles Leckie and 58-year-old Teresa Leckie died in a one vehicle accident Saturday.
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Ice, snow force closing of Kansas City airport
A mix of freezing rain and snow has forced officials to close the Kansas City International Airport, canceling and delaying dozens of flights.
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Alaska's Mount Redoubt spews ash 50,000 feet high
Alaska's Mount Redoubt has erupted again, spewing an ash cloud 50,000 feet up into the air.
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Cooper installed as president of SC State
The new president of South Carolina State University has officially taken the reins.
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Discovery lands after extra 90 minutes in orbit
Space shuttle Discovery and its crew are back on Earth.
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SC State Museum selling off exhibit extras
Ever wanted to buy a giant golf ball or an eight-foot foam dinosaur bone?
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SC group fills sails with boat donations
The foundation that operates the tall ship Spirit of South Carolina has accepted three donated boats in the past few months, bucking the trend of boat donations tapering off in a sluggish economy.
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SC teachers learn about single-gender education
Hundreds of teachers from across South Carolina are coming to Columbia to learn about single-gender education.
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SC working to get gas guzzlers off the lawn
South Carolina is working with local governments to get gas-guzzlers off the lawn.
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Diaries, Civil War dresses on display in SC
There is a fashion show of sorts in South Carolina this weekend but it's not really about trendy fashion.
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Residents watch and wait near the Red River
Weary volunteers in Fargo, N.D. can now only wait, watch and wonder if all their hard work has been enough to save the city from major flooding.
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The search is on for a dog park mascot
The County Parks and Recreation Commission is looking for a new four-legged mascot to assist with dog park promotions and events.
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City of Charleston has improved its tennis court lighting systems
In an effort to use less energy and save money, the City of Charleston has improved its tennis court lighting systems. Lights will now be turned on manually with a hand switch, and the lights will be turned off automatically around the designated closure time for the specific park.
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Federal Grand Jury returned an Indictment
United States Attorney W. Walter Wilkins announced that a Federal Grand Jury returned an Indictment against Ricky Hemingway, 44, Richard Lee Livingston, 48, and Freda Williams, 29, all of Myrtle Beach, for armed bank robbery and using a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence.
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