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• Vettel free to fight for F1 title

  Sebastian Vettel – to fight for title. Many an eyebrow was raised last week when Red Bull team chief Christian Horner declared that he was not yet ready to issue any team orders in the scrap for the Formula One drivers’ championship.
  2010-10-31 04:18:00

• Dallas community calendar

  The Chi Omega Christmas Market will be Wednesday through Saturday at the Dallas Convention Center, 650 S. Griffin St. A preview party from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday is $100. Hours vary Thursday through Saturday; admission is $10 in advance, $15 at the door. Visit www.chiomegaxmas.org.
  2010-10-31 02:28:39

• Smith and Kallis out, South Africa bat

  Johan Botha, standing in for Graeme Smith, won South Africa's first toss of the series and chose to bat
  2010-10-31 06:12:02

• Rutherford County Briefs: Unemployment rate falls in September

  Rutherford County's unemployment rate in September dropped to 8.3 percent, compared with 9.6 percent the same month in 2009, the state reported. September's rate was also a decrease from August, which saw unemployment at 8.6 percent. - STAFF REPORTS
  2010-10-31 02:50:55

• GE lights up school life for 77 Cleveland students

  For decades, East Cleveland-based GE Lighting — General Electric Co.’s $3 billion-a-year lighting unit — has worked to make things brighter.
  2010-10-31 07:25:42

• Whoever wins, education remains Job One - The State

  There just aren’t enough people skilled in science, technology, engineering and mathematics — and we’ve got to get more of our students interested and proficient in those areas. You can select how comment threads are organized. Some people prefer to ...
  2010-10-30 10:30:00

• Vuckovich, Arnold seek HD 43 seat

  Gene Vuckovich of Anaconda, a Democrat, and Jonathan L. Arnold of Philipsburg, a Republican, are seeking the state House District 43 seat, which represents segments of Anaconda-Deer Lodge, Granite and
  2010-10-31 01:24:56

• Barnesville school named excellent with distinction

  BARNESVILLE -- "It's taken years of effort to get here. Now it's working out for us," smiles Angela Hannahs, principal of Barnesville Elementary School for the past six year.
  2010-10-30 11:23:09

• More schools failing the grade

  More schools and districts are not meeting performance targets that are raised yearly under the federal No Child Left Behind law.
  2010-10-30 10:08:58

• Kansas State University

  Perla S. Salazar, Dodge City, a senior in mathematics at Kansas State University, has been awarded ...
  2010-10-30 11:02:39

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