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... WPVI.com: Snow Covers Several States COLUMBUS, OH-April 25, 2005 - An unusual spring storm dumped nearly 2 feet of wet snow on parts of the Midwest and Appalachians, covering newly sprouting plants, ...

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Within minutes after the draft ended Sunday, Adam Bergen of Lehigh got over the shock of being ignored by agreeing to terms with the Cardinals. Team spokesman Mark Dalton wouldn't comment on an in ...

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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - An unusual spring storm dumped nearly 2 feet of wet snow on parts of the Midwest and Appalachians, covering newly sprouting plants, snapping power lines and taking a bite out ...

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The city of Charleston will face a financial crisis in the coming years if it doesn't offset the crippling costs of police and fire pension plans soon, city officials said.

Charleston's ret ...

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Jay Leventhal, who is blind, still fumbles with the tiny controls on his iPod but has given up on the kiosk in his New York office building that lists all the tenants.

For Leventhal, even lau ...

... Sports - Smith is very clear: He's not Ryan Leaf - sacbee.com

SANTA CLARA - How would Alex Smith describe himself? Maybe it is best to start with who he is not.

The San Diego native was ...

... Sports - Monday-morning quarterbacking the picks - sacbee.com

Arizona: The Cardinals are famous for fouling up drafts, but things appear to be changing for the better in the desert. Dennis Gree ...

... BlueGoldNews.com: Making The Grade By BlueGoldNews.com

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... Local10.com - Food - Retiree Takes Friend For 'Flying Lunch' Roger Levering's idea of going out to lunch isn't a trip across town but a flight across the state.

The suburban Cleveland retired ...

... The Marietta Times: Q&A: WVU-P chief says funding always gets top priority - - The Marietta Times Marietta Y5 Road Run ...