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Like so many other job seekers, David Doiley never thought he'd be in this situation. He worked at the Georgetown steel mill for 37 years and always thought he would retire from his job there. But the mill closed last year, and now he finds himself pounding the pavement in search of work.
Spending an evening making sure hormonal teens in formal gear behave themselves might not sound like fun, but those who've done it for years at area schools say it is, really.
The season that started so inauspiciously sure had a satisfying conclusion.
The Red River crested in Fargo on Sunday without doing major damage as flood fears started to recede.
When the tattoo laws in South Carolina were changed in 2006, the parlors about to open in Myrtle Beach thought they'd make a killing.
The recall notice came in a nondescript envelope. If I remember correctly, I opened it, found out I needed to take my vehicle back to the dealership for a repair and tucked it away in a pile of papers.
As LandAmerica Financial Group lurched toward bankruptcy in late 2008, its leaders looked to the one place they thought could help: Washington.
Last year Rashay Brown spent about $1,100 on a dress, limo, hair and makeup to go to the prom. And her parents paid for it.