Philippines

1. Making waves overseas

Dyesebel and Fredo, mermaid and man, love each another against all odds in this quaintly Filipino story. When her village was hit by a series of catastrophes, the villagers believed that the mermaid child, named Dyesebel, was...

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Sue Frederick no longer acting commissioner – now in finance department?

Back in 2007 when the Mayor appointed Lourdes Santiago as the Commissioner of Purchasing in the Finance Department, some raised questions as to what finance background did Santiago have. She had previously been; Commissioner of...

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Cyclones lose wild one at Toledo

The Cincinnati Cyclones rallied three times to tie the game but could never grab the lead in a 6-5 defeat to the Walleye at Toledo on Saturday night Wasted in was a four-assist night from Cyclone Reid Cashman.

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Over 50 journalists killed in line of duty

NEW DELHI: Fifty-four journalists have been reported killed while in the line of duty so far this year, with the majority of the deaths in volatile Pakistan and the Philippines. According to the World Association of Newspapers...

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Toledo woman pleads not guilty in animal cruelty case

Saturday, November 7, 2009 4:17 PM PST By Marqise Allen The (Centralia) Chronicle A Toledo woman charged with 20 counts of second-degree animal cruelty pled not guilty Friday afternoon in Lewis County Superior Court. Theresa...

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Cotton-pickin' profits

Santa Rosa farmers reap big bucks from annual harvest Although the label on your T-shirt may read "Made in China," the cotton in that garment may have been grown in Santa Rosa County. Santa Rosa produced 36,600 bales, second...

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Teens create holiday cheer

Victoria Jacobsen • vjacobsen@pnj.com • November 8, 2009 About a dozen teens spent Saturday at the Council on Aging of Northwest Florida creating Thanksgiving baskets for the homebound elderly in the community. "We collect the...

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Reporter's Notebook: Sidebars from Reynolds' death review

By Sharyn L. Decker For The Daily News Notes from the ongoing judicial review of whether the Lewis County coroner’s finding of suicide was accurate in the 1998 death of Toledo resident Ronda Reynolds.

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Local auction for Lou Gerhig's Disease

An auction Saturday helped raise money to fight Lou Gehrig's disease. Northwest Ohio Knights co-owner Dave Calbrese suffers from the disease. His friends helped organize the event, which included an auction for tickets to the...

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Centrist Democrats beware!

Tuesday's elections ought to make them very uneasy By Jack Kelly, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Why should I die on this hill he's chosen? The gubernatorial elections Tuesday in Virginia and New Jersey were, for Democrats in swing...

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