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Die. At the Washington Navy yard theres a real message of hope and healing from the counselors and survivors of the shootings here. For the most part we expect that people are going to with time get better. The top 10 nonessential government agencies. No. 4, nonessential government agencies, congress, no. 3 folks, here we are, 11 p. M. Friday night, congress has gone home for the evening and just four days remain until the government shuts down. The Sticking Point . Obamacare. Today the Senate Passed its spending bill that does not include defunding the Affordable Care act. That bill now goes ...

By Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED:23:07 EST, 14  October 2012| UPDATED:23:53 EST, 14 October 2012   Federal regulators failed to pursue recalls  after they found cadmium-tainted jewelry on store shelves, despite their vow to  keep the toxic trinkets out of children's hands, an Associated Press  investigation shows. Officials at the U.S. Consumer Product Safety  Commission also…

This week's "Sunday Supper" opens with odes to October by U2 and Wendy Colonna, then segues into a medley of Woody Guthrie songs by Tom Chapin, The Kl

$15M fine levied on former Edenville Dam owner after Midland flood Updated Apr 15, 2021; Facebook Share WASHINGTON, DC — Federal regulators have imposed a $15 million fine against the former owner of a mid-Michigan dam that unleashed a 500-year flood last year, saying the company failed to perform important safety work after the disaster. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) announced Thursday, April 15, that it would assess the penalty against Boyce Hydro, a bankrupt company co-owned by Lee Mueller of Nevada that formerly operated the Edenville Dam. The Gladwin County dam faile...

Torrent of new music from Hudson artists | Testa Updated Apr 14, 2021; "Show Them Fangs" by Supermutt Jersey City’s Supermutt might have started as a covers band, but two recent singles display the group’s growth as both songwriters and performers. The latest, “Show Them Fangs,” returns to the blues-rock template that characterizes much of their self-described “crunchy” repertoire, updating Soundgarden’s updating of Led Zeppelin as part of that endless continuum that sees classic elements recycled into exciting new sounds. That’s especially true of the giddy, yipping chorus t...