Boyfriend kills mother of four in west (Floor sander) Charlotte
Boyfriend kills mother of four in west Charlotte 6:10 PM - WCNC
Mother of four killed by boyfriend CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- A young mother of four is dead, allegedly shot and floor sander killed by her boyfriend. Hours later, the suspected gunman was found hiding in a Clanton Road motel. He later took his own life. Charlotte
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Close to Home - Carroll County Online
Baldwin's Station: Tim Finch & The Eastman String Band, today, $15; Lucy Kaplansky, May 15, $20; 6:30 p.m. seating and floor sander dining for each show; 7618 Main St., Sykesville; 410-795-1041. Belisimo's: Chasmo and floor sander Cassandra, 9 p.m.-12:30 a.m. May 16; karaoke
Source: www.carrollcountytimes.com
King County Deaths - Seattle Post Intelligencer
April 26. DAVIS: Harley Jr., 70, of Seattle, April 27. DUCHARME: Audrey L., 83, of Seattle, April 25. HENGESTEG: Andrew T., 75, of Seattle, April 27. HENSON: June L., 85, of Issaquah, May 3. HRANK: Lillian I., 85, of Seattle, May 4. HUNGAR: Gordon E
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Twente warming to temporary home - TEAMtalk
FC Twente goalkeeper Sander Boschker is upbeat about his side's chances of beating Ajax in the Eredivisie's Champions League play-off. The Arke Stadium in Enschede is being renovated so the first leg will instead be played in Emmen on Saturday, but
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Schumer announces funding for Stewart study - Poughkeepsie Journal
NEW WINDSOR U.S. Senator Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., this morning announced that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has committed $2.7 million needed for a crucial study to create a one-seat ride from Stewart to New York City. Schumer said
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Napa's martini hour - San Francisco Gate
Napa Valley's famous wines often bring people around the table, but in at least one Napa neighborhood, martinis have been the tie that binds. For almost three years, residents of a dozen neighboring homes in the Alta Heights section of Napa have
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