Supervisors hear offer from public health service provider
Jasper County has been given the option of changing the organization that provides administrative services for the Board of Health.
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Supreme Court to hear Snyder case
The Supreme Court will decide Spring Garden Township resident Albert Snyder’s case against members of a church who showed up at his son’s funeral with signs such as “Thank God For Dead Soldiers.”
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Jim Hillibish: HD radio best thing you’ll hear on your stereo
HD radio is off the endangered-species list but still takes patience. It’s worth the effort.
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W.Va. Supreme Court to hear cases at WVU
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — West Virginias Supreme Court is going on the road. The justices will travel to Morgantown to hear five cases Tuesday at West Virginia Universitys College of Law. The court also will judge the colleges annual George C. Baker …
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Tennessee Supreme Court declines to hear CCA’s appeal
A magazine that advocates for the rights of prisoners has won another round in the legal battle with private prison giant Corrections Corporation of America.
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Indiana’s high court to hear IHSAA case of former Washington H.S. athlete :Watson was allowed to play at Washington …
The Indiana Supreme Court has agreed to rule on the dispute between a former Washington High School girls basketball player and the Indiana High School Athletic Association.
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Let’s hear it for Oscar nominees for sound
At Sunday’s Academy Awards ceremony, other categories will get much more attention. But if it wasn’t for the sound crew, we’d all be watching silent movies.
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Hear priest behind book ‘The Exorcist’
BEDFORD – In two weeks, people interested in exploring a “haunted” Bedford building will have the chance to do so. Along with learning how to hunt ghosts, attendees will watch footage of the man whose exorcism led to the book “The Exorcist.” The cost is $25.
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