Ugandan troops accused of looting (The Herald)
NAIROBI. Ugandan troops looted truckloads of valuable trees from south Sudan when they were pursuing Lord?s Resistance Army rebels who were hiding in the region, a research group said yesterday.
Waterloo Gardens opens in Warminster (The Intelligencer)
Ending a nearly two-year-long vacancy, a home and garden store opened this week on the Warminster site where a Pathmark grocery store had been.
Bringing William Street back to the future (Limerick Post)
BY 2012, shoppers will be able to park their cars at the top of William Street before walking through the roofed and pedestrianised mall lined with a mix of small shops catering to different tastes with outdoor furniture and lighting to set off the scene...
Hurricane Remnants Lash Metro Area (WNBC)
The blustery remnants of Hurricane Noel turned into a powerful Nor'easter Saturday, lashing the New York metro area with rain and strong winds.
Synthetic slipcover is a natural for the doggie chair (Seattle Times)
I love my dogs. I also love nice furniture. Alas, I was convinced we couldn't all live together. All day, while I work in my home office...
Atlantic Canada should prepare for 'dangerous' Noel (CTV.ca)
Atlantic Canadians should be preparing for the "dangerous storm" expected to strike western Nova Scotia on Saturday, members of the Canadian Hurricane Centre (CHC) said Friday.
Posh patios a sign of 'conspicuous consumption' (Bradenton Herald)
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