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Kota Kinabalu: Sabah FC booked their place in the final  the Sabah Maju Cup football tournament following the goalless draw with Kuching City FC at Likas Stadium on Friday.

Everything comic book, hero and fantasy was celebrated at the Rogue Comic-Con today in Medford. The event brought more than a hundred local artists and vendors to the park, showcasing their work and celebrating the genres they all love.

BUKIT MERTAJAM: The Penang Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) issued an immediate stoppage notice on the loading and unloading of hollow pipes at a factory in Simpang Ampat, near here after a lorry driver was crushed to death by falling pipes.

SEREMBAN: The police received a report of a 20-year-old woman claiming to have been raped by her own father since she was 12 years old until she gave birth in an incident in Kampung Chuah, Port Dickson.

With all precincts reporting, Argyle ISD voters approved only one of three propositions in a $511 million bond package, according to unofficial results Saturday.

CARBONDALE—It’s that time of year again, residential spring clean up. Single family dwellings and 4-unit buildings are encouraged to dispose of unwanted household items and trash that’s accumulated through the

Theyre the handiwork of Champaign Park District horticulture specialist Tom Albers.

This weeks panel: Rantouls Rebekah Maxwell, St. Thomas Mores Emily Herges, Villa Groves Alison Pangburn, Centrals Faith Kazadi, Armstrongs Cooper McCarty, Unis Miranda Burgos, Hoopeston Areas Charissa Johnson, BHRAs Keegan

DURING my stay in Sabah from 1979 to 1981, I noted two big factors, the first of which was the development through the energetic efforts of Tan Sri Harris Salleh, who was Chief Minister.

On Christopher Randles cant-live-without list? "New York City, REO Speedwagon, Krekel’s and Diet Coke."