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Motown's 50th anniversary year started with a bang last January, slowed down a bit in the spring, then sputtered to a halt with the sudden death of Michael Jackson in late June. Celebrating while mourning the death of one of... [read full story]                    

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Recession sends older Americans to food pantries (AP)

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Idaho Supreme Court ruling could clear way for Nampa downtown project

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Buying, Selling, and Twittering All the Way

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At Odds Over Land, Money and Gas

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By MIREYA NAVARRO, The New York Times CHENANGO, N.Y. -- Chris and Robert Lacey own 80 acres of idyllic upstate New York countryside, a place where they can fish for bass in their own pond, hike through white pines and chase...

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