Archive: Monday
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Redbox to start streaming service
Phone company Verizon Communications Inc. will challenge Netflix and start a video streaming service this year with Redbox and its DVD rental kiosks.
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Cheers: 02/06/2012
To Elnora Milliken; the late Cliff Merrick; city commissioners; the Traverse City Planning Commission; photographer Mark Lindsay; the Herbert and Grace Dow Foundation; and Marty Dagneau Bates and her terrier Tully.
Continued ... - Letters to the Editor: 02/06/2012
- Death Notices: 02/06/2012
- Frances M. Barnett
- The Rev. Dr. Gabe L. Campbell
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'Right-to-work' debate intensifies
Indiana's move to become the Rust Belt's first "right-to-work" state has intensified debate over the issue in neighboring Michigan.
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Special Olympics begin this week
Nearly 800 Special Olympians will compete beginning Wednesday at three local locations in the 2012 State Winter Games.
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Students get wired for work
Students in the TBA-ISD Career Tech Center electrical occupation program had the opportunity to put their knowledge to the test Friday when they participated in a Skills USA competition.
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'Guys and Dolls' center stage at TCSF
Bringing the high jinks and scheming of Nathan Detroit and Sky Masterson to the stage, St. Francis High School presents "Guys and Dolls" for six shows starting Friday.
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Garret Leiva: This could change your life
We live in a world where schemers, dreamers and spammers stuff our email inbox with can’t-miss deals and Nigerian bank windfalls. I, for one, can earn $50,000 in the next 90 days or enter to win a free iPad2. The best part is these wishful dreams can come true without any effort.
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News from 100 Years Ago: 02/06/2012
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Historical Photo: 02/06/2012
Who are these two guys, and do you know why they are wearing aprons?
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Community in Brief: 02/06/2012
Benefit for winter events in Frankfort; MS support group hosts guest speaker; Tips to attract birds to winter feeders; and more
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I'll use my words to explore
It is a funny thing, being a creative writer. I wanted to show my talent and illustrate exactly my love for the art of words in my essay. Alas, it was too long; clever, but long.
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Required reading changes relationships
First off, I am an avid reader. It is unusual that a book like "The Hunger Games" slipped under my radar for so long; I only had the opportunity to read it in my Science Fiction class as a required book.
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Despite backgrounds, I feel a connection
I stayed up almost past 1 a.m. in my room all alone, on a school night, flipping as fast as I could through the pages of "The Hunger Games," because I couldn't stand falling asleep without knowing how Katniss and Peeta escape the trap the Capitol set up for them.
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Genre crosses cultural lines
I have never been into science fiction; in fact, I have never read a book, nor watched a movie within this genre. I have never really figured out why people would want to make up things way out of our reality, and enjoy it.
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Looking for writers, photographers
Generation Why is looking for writing and photography from high school students in the five-county Record-Eagle coverage area.
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Complete Super Bowl coverage
Get the latest Super Bowl coverage at Record-Eagle.com/nfl »
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WWII vet killed in Kingsley house fire
An early morning house fire in Kingsley claimed the life of Clifford Merrick, a Battle of the Bulge veteran who just celebrated his 90th birthday.
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Teacher accused of sexual conduct
Authorities charged Traverse City West Senior High School teacher Lisa Gaye Placek with first-degree criminal sexual conduct.
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Koch 2nd, Powell 3rd in Noquamenon
Traverse City's Jeff Koch finished second Saturday in the Noquamenon 50K freestyle ski race.
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Initiative offers tax prep to the needy
The Traverse Bay Poverty Reduction Initiative will host its eighth annual Super Saturday Special to help needy area residents with tax preparation.
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Terry Wooten: A time of big snow
The winter of 1957-58 was a doozie. I was in fourth grade. Snowbanks were higher than school bus windows along sections of the back roads.
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Sandusky on having to stay inside and people turning on him
Wookie Sensation
Uzbek Man Pleads Guilty in Plot to Kill Obama
Woolly Mammoth Caught on Camera?
Sandusky makes a statement
Did JLo 'Assault' Marc Anthony on Camera?
Christie Brinkley's Runway Slip
Toddler forced to run half-naked in snow
Halle Wants to Leave the Country
Northern Lights shine above earth
Plane makes perfect belly landing
Kris Jenner New Face of Arousal Oils
Raw Video: School Bus Burst Into Flames
Trending: Zip it!
What's in Steve Jobs' FBI file?
SJP Talks About Replacing Demi Moore in 'Lovelace'
Over 200 dead dolphins wash ashore
Lady Gaga's Battle With Bulimia
Evacuation at Sea
Osama Bin Laden Zombie Movie: "Osombie" Teaser Released
