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Steve Kappes to Stay as CIA’s No. 2? - The Washington Independent.com
Via Josh Marshall , Mark Mazzetti reports for The New York Times that Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s (D-Calif.) choice for CIA director, Steve Kappes, might remain deputy director as part of a plan to mollify the new chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence ...
Read more...Schools may lose $26 million in state aid - Gazette
Prince George's County public schools could face an additional $26 million in budget cuts next school year, on top of $4 million already proposed to be cut from the system, Interim Superintendent William R. Hite Jr. announced Monday. At the school ...
Read more...Runoff from stormwater and plane de-icing at Stewart International ... - Times Herald-Record
STEWART AIRPORT — The state is considering whether to make changes in the Port Authority's permit covering runoff from stormwater and aircraft de-icing operations at Stewart International Airport. And this is the time for the public to give its two ...
Read more...Long, loud iPod use now can become deafness later - Cape Cod Times
They're called the iPod Generation — all those kids wired to earbuds and MP3 players. But they're at risk of becoming the "Huh? What?" Generation. You've heard of BlackBerry Thumb? Now there's iPod Ear. Lower the volume: A good guide is half volume ...
Read more...STRICTLY NORTHVILLE BUSINESS: Newsmakers - Farmington Observer
Northville residents can enjoy relief from back pain and sleep-related discomfort, thanks to the arrival here of a new Relax The Back specialty store, located at 17911 Haggerty Rd., in the Northville Village Shopping Center near REI, Barnes & Noble ...
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