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November 25, 2009 - Major League Soccer (MLS) San Jose Earthquakes SAN JOSE, Calif. -- The San Jose Earthquakes announced today that midfielder Shea Salinas was selected in the Major League Soccer Expansion Draft by the...
Residents will shortly be moving into their brand new homes at Rookery Road and Highfield Road, Swinton. Local housing association Guinness Northern Counties has developed the seven affordable homes for local people in...
The city's pedicab Wild West looked more like a ghost town yesterday -- as a police crackdown on renegade rickshaws kept scores of scared drivers off the streets. Licensed operators griped that even they are getting hit with...
Nearly 30 petrified passengers were trapped on a Midtown hell train yesterday with a knife-wielding madman and the blood-soaked body of a straphanger he just stabbed to death in a senseless argument over a seat. The Bronx-bound...
FOREX-US dollar drops on Fed comments, stocks gain Reuters NEW YORK, Nov 23 (Reuters) - The dollar fell against a basket of currencies on Monday after comments from a Federal Reserve official reinforced expectations US interest...
A man slit the throats of his wife and teenage son and stuffed their bodies in a closet inside their Queens apartment -- but blamed the grisly slayings on his violent alter ego, police sources said yesterday. Otto Herrarte, 48,...
Cops are probing a grisly murder in Corona, Queens, today, after a woman and young boy were found dead in an apartment closet. A man was in custody in the deaths. Prosecutors said he called a co-worker and said that "he had cut...
Stay tuned for an ominous outing of a popular cop drama, a music awards hoedown and a new JFK profile The weekend beckons with TV bounties this time of year. In any case, this weekend's most viable options include a solid...
Playbill - Sarah Ruhl's In the Next Room or the vibrator play , the seriocomic period play about a unique therapy that emerges at the dawn of the electric age, opens at Broadway's Lyceum Theatre Nov. 19. Tony Award winners...
Move by British Columbia makes live difficult for those searching to replace top execs Ever since the British Columbia government quietly imposed a cap on compensation for public-sector executives two years ago, Craig Hemer's...
