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Brigitte Gabriel (49,) a bestselling author, activist, a leading expert on global Islamic terrorism, and founder and President of ACT! for America, has one fascinating life story. She was born in Lebanon to a Maronite Christian family, and spent her childhood in amid the Lebanese...
Why does a shul need a Maharat?
Let's be thankful for our imperfect legal system
IAEA says needs more money to monitor extended Iran nuclear deal
Israeli president criticizes divisive Jewish nation-state bill
More than 400 arrested as Ferguson protests spread to other U.S. cities
Synagogue Slaughter Aforethought
Moving and shaking: Zimmer Children's Museum, NJWLA thrift shops and more
Zev Yaroslavsky: Rebel politician and distracted golfer
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Changing the world, one step at a time - Q&A with advocate Brigitte Gabriel
July 24, 2014 | 8:32 am
My 10 years of freedom: From human trafficking victim to survivor and advocateby Maria Suarez, Women Helping Women Bilingual Volunteer Coordinator, National Council of Jewish Women/Los Angeles
June 9, 2014 | 10:22 am
Jennifer Laszlo Mizrahi to step down as Israel Project head
February 2, 2012 | 11:01 am
Surname swap: Homosexual for Gay
June 30, 2008 | 3:18 pm
Here is a real gem of a flub from the ultra-conservative American Family Association's news site. It deals with the news of Tyson Gay sprinting into the Olympic Games. Here's the screen grab:
This story has been corrected, but the Friendly Atheist points out that a story mentioning Rudy Gay of the Memphis Grizzlies has not.
Trip highlights our duty to help worldwide
January 3, 2008 | 7:00 pm
StandWithUs offers Israel 101 guide to help students confront anti-Zionist rhetoric
February 22, 2007 | 7:00 pmRoz Rothstein wanted nothing more than to relax after a long flight from Los Angeles to New York. Instead, the head of StandWithUs, a Los Angeles-based Israel advocacy group, found herself face to face with the anti-Zionist attitudes she and her organization work to eradicate....
Alex Baum: Wheels of a Dream
December 28, 2006 | 7:00 pm
Barri Evins
Truth More Powerful Than Advocacy
September 8, 2005 | 8:00 pm
With a copy of "Making the Case for Israel" under one arm and a blue solidarity bracelet on my wrist, I first entered The Media Line's (TML) Jerusalem bureau seeking an outlet for my pro-Israel passion. I had spent the first part of the summer studying Hebrew, and was looking to...
Brand Israel
March 17, 2005 | 7:00 pm
Support Opens Way for Special Needs
March 10, 2005 | 7:00 pm
For most parents, preparing a child for a bar or bat mitzvah is just another of many coming-of-age stresses. But for parents whose children have special needs, the stress can be almost unbearable. Yet arranging b'nai mitzvah ceremonies for such children are not impossible, with a...
February 24, 2005 | 7:00 pm
Council Adds Some Fire to Mayoral Race
The Los Angeles City Council is doing a great job of overcompensating for the general public's lukewarm interest in the upcoming mayoral election. With accusations of electoral politics flying from both sides, six council members left Mayor...
Jews in U. S. Politics
November 1, 2001 | 7:00 pm
A woman who was the trusted adviser to the governor of New York in the 1920s.
The ambassador to Turkey in 1889.
The attorney general in the aftermath of the Watergate scandal.
Belle Moskowitz, Solomon Hirsch and Edward Levi were all Jews involved in U.S. political life in different...


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11/21-Clinton P.D Arrest Report
Arrests from Clinton and elsewhere.
11/21-Two Die in Sedalia
Within the last week, two homeless Sedalia men have died due to exposure to below-freezing temperatures, and officials are urging those in similar situations to seek help to prevent further deaths.
11/21-HCSO Report/Arrests
Tips Hotline 1-800-825-8477
November 20, 2014 0700 a.m.- November 21, 2014
11/21-Clinton School Board to Meet
Regular Monthly Meeting
11/21-Holiday Driving Tips
AAA just released its estimate for Thanksgiving weekend travel, and it's a doozie: over 46 million Americans will make their pilgrimage by road this year, representing almost 90 percent of travelers and the highest volume since 2007.
11/21-Ending Violence With Peace Education
St. Louis, MO – As Ferguson and the nation await a grand jury decision in the fatal shooting of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown by police officer Darren Wilson, one group seeks to create change by educating and listening to the next generation of Missourians.
11/21-Care Connection Offers Family Caregivers Help
November is National Family Caregivers Month, and Care Connection for Aging Services wants to remind caregivers of the services the agency has available.
11/21-Area Road and Bridge Work
RoadZones today
11/21-From the Henry Co. Commission
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2014, 14th DAY OF THE OCTOBER 2014 TERM
11/21-National Rural Health Day
Affordable Care Act provides incentives to encourage doctors to serve in rural America, funds health rural centers, helps rural Americans get access to care
USDA awarding more than $10 million in grants to support telemedicine and rural health research
11/21-Umm...but it's worth it!
Missouri's Thanksgiving Dinner Cost Slightly Higher than National Average
Fall is in the air. Harvest is nearing completion. Thanksgiving is almost here! Thanksgiving brings together family and friends to share a mostly traditional meal and fellowship.
11/21-Making College More Affordable
During visit to nationally-recognized Lincoln Prep Academy, Gov. Nixon discusses efforts to make college more affordable
Missouri again leading all 50 states in holding down tuition increases at public four-year universities, Gov. Nixon announces
11/21-That Old Gift Card May Be Worth Something
State Treasurer Clint Zweifel reminds Missourians to keep old gift cards and to participate in the Unclaimed Property charitable donation program
Many expired gift cards are still redeemable through Unclaimed Property
11/21-Death in Holden
Holden – The Johnson County Sheriff's Office released the name of a woman who died Monday when her house trailer caught fire at 614 N.W. 1421st Road.
11/21-Happy 100th Birthday!
MU Extension celebrates 100 years of service: The Greater Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors and Chamber staff presented the University of Missouri Extension with a cake and certificate on Wednesday, Nov. 19.
11/21-Bicycles Needed
Fire Chief Leo Huff indicated on Tuesday afternoon there is a big need for donated bicycles, trikes and wagons and firefighters are appealing for donations.
11/21-From the SCCSO
Sex offender wanted by Bates County
11/21-Operation Dry Water
NASBLA, Patrol Release Operation Dry Water Results
Colonel Ronald K. Replogle, superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, is pleased to inform the public of the national and state results from Operation Dry Water 2014.
11/21-Navy Handling Of...
USS Jefferson City problems "bizarre"
MONet November 20, 2014 by Bob Priddy
Something has happened with the Navy's nuclear submarine named for Missouri's Capitol City that is so serious the sub has been stalled in Guam for five months.
11/21-International Students...
a half-billion dollar boost (AUDiO)
MONet November 21, 2014 by Bob Priddy
More students from foreign countries than ever before are going to college in Missouri. That means a lot of money for the state's economy.
11/21-From the Brownfield Network
Armed to Farm: Meet Military Veterans Ag Liaison, plus four other stories for today.
11/20-Reducing Property Damage
Tampa, FL (November 20, 2014) - As snow blankets the northern U.S. and many areas battle freezing temperatures, the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS), a national research and communications organization, offers severe winter weather guidance for home and business owners to reduce their property damage risks.
11/20-From the SCCSO
Warrant arrest
11/20-HCSO Report/Arrests
Tips Hotline 1-800-825-8477
November 19, 2014 0700 a.m.- November 20, 2014
11/20-Kick the Habit!
Missourians Urged To Kick Smoking Habit for Good
Great American Smokeout is Thursday
11/20-Protecting Consumers
McCaskill uses Senate hearing to Target Phone Scams Against Seniors
Senator grills companies on private industry's role in stopping fraudsters
11/20-Area Road and Bridge Work
RoadZones today
11/20-State Issues Bonds
State of Missouri issues $92 million in bonds for Fulton State Hospital
Missouri's AAA credit rating ensures low interest rates for construction of a state-of-the-art facility that will improve care and safety
11/20-More New Jobs in KC
Tech agency to expand in Kansas City and add 100 new jobs, Gov. Nixon announces
The Nerdery to invest $4.3 million to open a larger location in Missouri
11/20-From Osceola to the Military
Army Pvt. David P. Sturgeon has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
11/20-Over the River and...
As the holidays are approaching, more families are planning travel for the Thanksgiving Holiday this year compared to last year.
11/20-Where to Plant
Reduce Those Winter Heating Bills
11/20-Sending It Over There
USDA Helps Open and Expand Export Markets for U.S. Agriculture
11/20-From the Henry Co. Health Center
Weekly tips, news, updates and more.
11/20-Funding Job Training
A state board has approved a $2 million grant to help fund Missouri job-training efforts that have been scaled back because of a state budget freeze.
11/20-Guns For Everyone!
(FERGUSON, Mo., AP) — Some suburban St. Louis gun dealers have been doing brisk business, particularly among first-time buyers, as fearful residents await a grand jury's decision on whether to indict the police officer who fatally shot Michael Brown.
11/20-From the SCCSO
Warrant arrest
11/20-Area Injury Accidents and Arrests from the MSHP
One accident and one arrest from West-Central MO.
11/20-Victim's Family...
after Missouri execution: 'He was my big brother'
MONet November 19, 2014 by Mike Lear
The family of the man Leon Taylor murdered says today, the day of Taylor's execution, is their day.
11/20-Open Enrollment Is...
—open (Audio)
MONet November 20, 2014 by Bob Priddy
Open enrollment in the federal health insurance plan appears to be going more smoothly this year.
11/20-From the Brownfield Network
Veteran on-the-farm to help other vets, plus other stories.
11/19-Clinton Police Dept. Arrest Report
A 47 year old from Clinton.
11/19-HCSO Report/Arrests
Tips Hotline 1-800-825-8477
November 18, 2014 0700 a.m.- November 19, 2014
11/19-It's Time to Buy
With less than 10 days before Black Friday, retailers are building buzz by promoting huge discounts in advance of the busy shopping weekend.
11/19-Nov. is National Caregivers Month
I Heart Caregivers: Spotlighting Those Who Help Others in MO
Home State Health Announces Partnership with MissouriHealth+
11/19-She's Listening!
Congresswoman Hartzler announces staff listening post in St. Clair County
Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler (MO-4) announces a 4th Congressional District staff listening post has been scheduled for Tuesday morning, Dec. 2, 10-11 a.m., at the St. Clair County Library in Osceola.
11/19-Stuff the Turkey, Not Yourself!
Thanksgiving is almost here, which means football, family, food, food, and more food. According to the Calorie Control Council, the average American may eat more than 4,500 calories and 229 grams of fat on this holiday. These figures don't count breakfast or late-night snacking on leftovers, so many people probably eat well over 5,000 or 6,000 calories.
11/19-Area Road and Bridge Work
New Work Today and Updates/Changes
11/19-Clinton City Council Meets
The Clinton City Council met in regular session for the second time in Nov. Tuesday night with a fairly light agenda before them.
11/19-It's Been Six Years
Missouri Missing: Information Still Needed on David Cook Disappearance
11/19-Area Injury Accidents and Arrests from the MSHP
Injuries from Osceola and Rich Hill and arrests from Holden and Cole Camp.
11/19-MO Executes Prisoner(three stories)
Missouri executes Leon Taylor for 1994 murder in Independence
MONet November 19, 2014 by Mike Lear
Missouri has carried out the execution of 56-year-old Leon Taylor, who was sentenced to death in 1999 for the murder in April 1994 of Robert Newton, the attendant at an Independence convenience store he had just robbed of $400.
11/19-Ferguson Commission...
vows reconciliation and healing (AUDIO)
MONet November 19, 2014 by Bob Priddy
The leaders of the newly-appointed Ferguson Commission talk of diversity and unity as they start working on the problems highlighted by the Michael Brown shooting.
11/19-From the Brownfield Network
Missouri test plots' mega corn crop, plus other stories for today.
11/18-Nixon and Legislators...
in familiar postures (AUDIO)
MONet November 18, 2014 by Bob Priddy
The next round of state law-making doesn't start for about two months. But relations between the Governor and the legislature are already rocky.
11/18-DED Releases Oct. 2014 Jobs Report
Jefferson City, Mo. – Missouri's unemployment rate dropped by four-tenths of a point to 5.9 percent in October, the lowest since June 2008, according to seasonally adjusted data released today by the Missouri Department of Economic Development.
11/18-From the SCCSO
Felony warrant issued
11/18-Clinton P.D. Arrest Report
Arrests from Calhoun and Clinton.
11/18-HCSO Report/Arrests
Tips Hotline 1-800-825-8477
November 17, 2014 0700 a.m.- November 18, 2014
11/18-Gobble Up Food Deals
All the optimism surrounding lower gas prices may be clouded by record-high food costs, according to consulting firm Customer Growth Partners (CGP). While retail experts are predicting between 4 and 4.5 percent increase in holiday sales this year, CGP is estimating more modest growth (3.4 percent) due in part to rising food costs.
11/18-Spring Enrollment at SFCC
SFCC spring enrollment now open
11/18-KC Air Show Returns
Kansas City Air Show to Return in 2015
U.S. Navy Blue Angels to headline impressive lineup
11/18-Volunteers Needed at Clinton Senior Center
Have you been looking for something rewarding to do? Well, here is your chance!
RSVP needs your help with several volunteer position openings at the Clinton Senior Center.
11/18-Suicide and Veterans
Senator Blunt, Colleagues Introduce Clay Hunt Suicide Prevention For American Veterans Act
11/18-Getting Educated About Insurance
Care Connection, MU Extension Offer Health Insurance Marketplace Seminar
11/18-Offering Veterans Better Health
Thank Our Veterans and Offer Steps to Better Health
11/18-New Fund Opened to Help Memory Loss Patients
The Truman Lake Community Foundation has established a new fund to assist Henry County patients and families dealing with Alzheimer's disease and dementia.
11/18-Clinton High School's National Honor Society
Twenty-seven students from Clinton High School were recently inducted as new members of the National Honor Society in a ceremony held in the high school's Performing Arts Center.
11/18-Upcoming Meeting
The Clinton Rural Fire Protection Inc. will hold an annual meeting of members on Tuesday, Nov. 25, at 7 p.m. at the Friends Room of the Henry County Library.
11/18-From the SCCSO(weekly report)
St. Clair County Sheriff's Office News Release for Nov. 10-17, 2014
Deputies from the St. Clair County Sheriff's Office took a variety of calls for service from Nov. 10-17. Sheriff Scott Keeler said deputies made four warrant arrests and took reports of assault, burglary, vandalism and stealing.
11/18-Area Injury Accidents and Arrests from the MSHP
Injuries from Calhoun and Amsterdam, MO.
11/18-Toy Drive
12th Annual Trooper Michael L. Newton Toy Drive Kickoff
Captain Eric T. Olson, commanding officer of Troop A, Lee's Summit, announces the kickoff of the 12th Annual Trooper Michael L. Newton Toy Drive. The toy drive will begin on November 21, 2014, and will run through December 10, 2014.
11/18-MO Represented as...
National Guard receives Patriot Award
MONet November 17, 2014 by Mike Lear
The National Guard has received the American Patriot Award from the National Defense University in a ceremony in Washington D.C. and the Missouri National Guard was well-represented.
11/18-The MO National Guard Will Be Ready(two stories)
MO National Guard activated ahead of Ferguson grand jury decision
MONet November 17, 2014 by Mike Lear
Governor Jay Nixon has signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency and activating the National Guard to support law enforcement during any period of unrest that might occur following the decision of the grand jury in the Michael Brown case.
11/18-From the Brownfield Network
Ag shippers survey shows rail service slippage, but five other stories.
11/17-Show Offs Welcome
2015 State Fair Theme: "Show Offs Welcome"
Festival continues to offer fun for the whole family
(SEDALIA, Mo.) – Missouri State Fair Director Mark Wolfe announced today the theme for the 2015 Missouri State Fair will be "Show Offs Welcome."
11/17-Clinton Police Dept. Arrest Report
A 28 year old from Clinton.
11/17-Meeting Moved to Dec.
The Tobacco Coalition Meeting originally scheduled for November 19th at 4:00pm has been rescheduled to December 18th at 4:00pm at the Henry County Health Center. If you are interested in attending please contact Gary French at 660-885-8193 ext. 112 or firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
11/17-HCSO Report/Arrests
Tips Hotline 1-800-825-8477
November 14, 2014 0700 a.m.- November 17, 2014
11/17-Scholarships for Police Academy
Estate Gift Establishes Scholarship for Central Missouri Police Academy
11/17-News About Waters of the U.S.(two stories)
11/17-The Military and Agriculture
USDA Announces Karis Gutter as USDA's First Military Veterans Agriculture Liaison
11/17-Financial Focus
Charitable Giving Pays Off … for Everyone
Article 8 – Nov. 17, 2014
Reported by: Steve Kueny, JD Manning, Stan Davis
11/17-Open For Comment
Kander Announces Initiative Petition Amending Article III of the Missouri Constitution Is Open for Public Comment
11/17-Nature Shopping
Beat Black Friday blues with Nature Shop buys
The Conservation Department has something for everyone on your shopping list.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Are you dreading the crowds and conundrums of holiday shopping? Kick off your shoes, fire up the laptop or tablet, and take care of Christmas shopping with nature-themed gifts online.
11/17-Honoring Veterans
It's a Great Day to be a CARDINAL!
Clinton Middle School Spotlight submitted by Dr. Ashlee Holmes
As tradition goes, Veterans' Day is a time to honor America's veterans for their patriotism, love of country, commitment to serve, and the sacrifices they have made for our freedoms.
11/17-From U.S. Rep. Hartzler
View From the Capitol - Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler's Newsletter for the Week of November 10-14, 2014
11/17-Revenues Are Down For Education
State Releases October 2014 Report on Lottery and Gaming Revenues
11/17-Gov. Nixon in Clinton
Gov. Nixon recognizes workforce development efforts of businesses, education and community leaders in Henry County
During visit to Clinton Technical School, Governor applauds Henry County for recent designation as a Certified Work Ready Community
11/17-Area Injury Accidents and Arrests from the MSHP
Injuries from Clinton, Holden and others, plus arrests from Warrensburg and Sedalia.
11/17-Food Safety and Sports
The food safety manager at Kansas City's Kauffman and Arrowhead stadiums, home to the Royals and the Chiefs claims poor food handling and dirty conditions have routinely been putting fans' health at risk -- including during the World Series.
11/17-Low-Income Missourians...
can get help staying warm stay warm this winter
MONet November 14, 2014 by Kyle Loethen
The Missouri Department of Social Services has launched its program to help low-income households cope with heating bills through March.
11/17-MO Representatives Vote...
along party lines on Keystone XL
MONet November 14, 2014 by Mike Lear
The U.S. House has voted to approve the Keystone XL Pipeline, clearing the way for the Senate to vote on the bill next week.
11/17-MO Natural Gas Supply...
called "robust" (AUDIO)
MONet November 17, 2014 by Bob Priddy
Missouri might be lagging behind some other states in natural gas being used to generate power. But it's becoming more popular in other ways.
11/17-MO Speaker Uses...
campaign fund for other GOP after saying no '16 run
MONet November 17, 2014 by Mike Lear
When Tim Jones announced he would not run for a statewide office in the 2016 campaign cycle, his campaign committee had more than $993-thousand dollars.
11/17-From the Brownfield Network
Preparing for PEDv again this winter, plus other stories.
11/14-Driving in a Winter Wonderland
Winter Weather Calls For Caution When Driving
Missouri's weather forecast is calling for snow across much of the state this weekend. Winter weather affects driving conditions and traffic patterns. The Missouri State Highway Patrol encourages motorists to plan ahead and drive safely or not at all during inclement weather.
11/14-Charged or Not...
execution looms for Missouri inmate Leon Taylor
MONet November 14, 2014 by Mike Lear
The attorney for the man Missouri is scheduled to execute next week told Missourinet he is a changed man, but one of the men that prosecuted him remains confident the death sentence is just.
11/14-No Bond Warrant Arrest
On Nov. 13, Donald Wells Jr., 40, Osceola, was arrested on a no bond warrant from Kansas for a parole violation.
11/14-Open For Enrollment
Missouri Health Insurance Marketplace Opens Nov. 15 for Enrollment
Missourians Can Find Affordable Options for Quality Health Insurance and In-Person Help through Cover Missouri Coalition
11/14-HCSO Report/Arrests
Tips Hotline 1-800-825-8477
November 13, 2014 0700 a.m.- November 14, 2014
11/14-More Jobs for KC, MO
Sungevity Selects Kansas City For New Sales And Service Center
Global solar energy provider will create 595 jobs in Kansas City
11/14-Deer, You and Cars
MDC says deer on the move with cold weather
Cautions drivers to be alert for deer along busy roadways.
11/14-MoDOT Express Lane
MoDOT Launches Web Page Noting Unexpected Bridge Closings, plus other stories.
11/14-Michael Brown Family Attorneys...
trial of Darren Wilson needed
MONet November 14, 2014 by Mike Lear
The attorneys for the Michael Brown family say having a case against Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson go to trial would be better for the public than the grand jury process that has been taking place.
11/14-From the Brownfield Network
Record soybean exports, plus other stories.
11/14-MO Drops Two Spots...
in yearly study of child well-being
MONet November 13, 2014 by Kyle Loethen
A foundation set up to promote better futures for all U.S. children has published its annual Kids Count report.
11/14-Brown Family Attorney...
responds to MO Governor's Ferguson address
MONet November 13, 2014 by Mike Lear
Attorneys for the Michael Brown family say Governor Jay Nixon spoke too much to protesters, and not enough to law enforcement, in his statement Tuesday.
11/14-Federal Panel...
denies stay to Missouri inmate scheduled to die
MONet November 13, 2014 by Mike Lear
A 3-judge panel of the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has denied a stay of execution to the Missouri inmate scheduled to die by lethal injection next week.
11/13-Blunt Re-Elected
Senator Blunt Re-Elected As Vice Chairman Of Senate Republican Conference
11/13-MCCA Honors SFCC Nominees at Annual Convention
SEDALIA—Three State Fair Community College nominees received awards Nov. 5-7 at the Missouri Community College Association's (MCCA) annual convention in Branson.
11/13-Clinton P.D. Arrest Report
Four arrests, two of those are from Clinton.
11/13-Open Enrollment Set to Begin
Health Care Marketplace Open Enrollment Set to Begin this Saturday, November 15th
11/13-From the SCCSO
Stealing reports and warrant arrests
11/13-HCSO Report/Arrests
Tips Hotline 1-800-825-8477
November 12, 2014 0700 a.m.- November 13, 2014
11/13-Mobile Justice App
...Civil Rights In Your Pocket
St. Louis, MO - Not every Missourian has a lawyer on speed dial, but they can have a powerful tool in their pockets, thanks to the new Mobile Justice smartphone app which allows users to document and report interactions with police.
11/13-Open For Comment
Kander Announces Initiative Petition Amending Article III of the Missouri Constitution Is Open for Public Comment
11/13-It's the MOST!
State Treasurer Clint Zweifel announces MOST 529 Poster Contest People's Choice Winners selected by public
More than 1,400 votes were cast online via likes on Facebook
11/13-Lookin' For Eagles
Discover nature with MDC Eagle Days
Join wildlife watchers around the state to view our nation's symbol in action.
11/13-The Great American Smokeout
10 TiPS TO HELP SMOKERS QUIT
American Cancer Society Offers Tips to Help You Quit During the Great American Smokeout Nov. 20
11/13-They Want to be Dry and Warm Too
Cold Weather tips from the Humane Society of Missouri
With cold weather here and continuing, the Humane Society of Missouri urges all pet owners to bring their pets inside and exercise the utmost caution when exposing pets to the cold. Pets rely on their owners to help stay warm during cold weather.
11/13-Area Road and Bridge Work
RoadZones today
11/13-Be On the Lookout
The Henry County Sheriff's Office is attempting to locate a green in color Kia Soul with a Kansas License plate of 384-HBE.
11/13-Workers...Or Not
Authorities in Henry County are advising everyone to be on the lookout for thieves who may be dressed as maintenance workers, when in fact, they are stealing copper and other valuable items from cell phone towers in this area.
11/13-Area Injury Accidents and Arrests from the MSHP
Injuries from Clinton and Montrose plus arrests from Clinton, Holden and Cole Camp.
11/13-MO Supreme Court...
rejects appeal of double-murderer
MONet November 12, 2014 by Mike Lear
The state Supreme Court has rejected the appeal of a man sentenced to death for the 2006 murders of his cousin and her husband.
11/13-Cerner Corp...
$4.45 billion development underway in Kansas City
MONet November 12, 2014 by Missourinet Contributor
11/13-From the Brownfield Network
What if your pet is exposed to Ebola?...plus other stories.
11/12-From the Henry Co. Sheriff's Office
Many people are receiving a post card in the mail notifying them to call 1-888-391-2719 to claim a reward card usable at many retail outlets.
11/12-Clinton P.D. Arrest Report
Four arrests, two are from Clinton.
11/12-HCSO Report/Arrests
Tips Hotline 1-800-825-8477
November 11, 2014 0700 a.m.- November 12, 2014
11/12-Area Injury Accidents and Arrests from the MSHP
Serious injuries to a Windsor resident, plus three other injury accidents.
11/12-Ford Rolls Out...
design of F-150 soon to be built in Claycomo, Missouri
MONet November 11, 2014 by Mike Lear
Ford officials are launching in Michigan today a newly redesigned truck that will soon be made at Kansas City.
11/12-Michael Brown's Parents Speak...
at UN hearing on police torture
MONet November 11, 2014 by Kyle Loethen
Michael Brown's mother is asking protestors to "pause, plan and prepare" in their response to a grand jury verdict.
11/12-Gov. Nixon and Law Enforcement...
plan for grand jury decision in Ferguson
MONet November 11, 2014 by Jessica Machetta
Missouri Governor Jay Nixon says law enforcement in Ferguson, St. Louis County, St. Louis City, other area municipalities and the State Highway Patrol will work together when a grand jury releases its decision in the Michael Brown shooting investigation.
11/12-MO Lawmaker...
stands by post-election party switch
MONet November 12, 2014 by Mike Lear
The state representative who switched parties after last week's election expects to be more effective the next two years.
11/12-Committee Will Study...
Missouri Attorney General's office
MONet November 12, 2014 by Mike Lear
The outgoing House Speaker is anticipated to announce a committee in response to a New York Times article that tied Missouri's Attorney General to donations from a company he had halted an investigation of.
11/12-From the Brownfield Network
Veteran healing through farming, plus four other stories.
11/11-Trying to Stop Meth in MO
Representative Bahr Praises Recent Successes Against Meth Crime In Missouri
Stop-Sale Technology Preventing Illegal Use Of Pseudoephedrine Medicines
11/11-Kidnapping Arrests
Two people are being held at the Pettis County Jail on $500,000 bond following their arrest Saturday on charges stemming from the Oct. 31 kidnapping of a Sedalia woman, according to Sedalia Police Department reports.
11/11-HCSO Report/Arrests
Tips Hotline 1-800-825-8477
November 10, 2014 0700 a.m.- November 11, 2014
11/11-Stop Delaying America's Mail
The National Rural Letter Carriers' Association and three other postal unions are organizing a National Day of Action Nov. 14, the day the U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors meets for its final public meeting in 2014.
11/11-Serving Those Who Served Us
FACT SHEET: The Obama Administration Continues its Commitment to Veterans,
Service Members, and Military Families
11/11-From the Henry Co. Commission
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 6, 2014, 11th DAY OF THE OCTOBER 2014 TERM
11/11-Financial Focus
Yipes! IPO Hype Can Lead to Risky Investing
11/11-Putting Vets and Youth to Work
Veterans and Youth Projects Announced as part of Veterans Day Observance
Over 300 Veterans and Youth to go to Work Improving Natural and Historic Resources
11/11-From the Cass Co. Sheriff's Office
Picture the following hypothetical scenario: A chief at a press conference states, "Ladies and gentlemen I have gathered you here today, because police use of force cases are routinely mishandled by journalists and community leaders.
11/11-From the SCCSO(weekly report)
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Vermont State Police arrested Rasulo late last month following a crash on Jan. 6 that involved his 2001 Nissan Maxima. A passing motorist found the car at the crash scene at 3:32 a.m. No one was in the vehicle, but police say they found Rasulos cell phone in the wreck, according to court records.
Rasulo reported the car stolen later in the day and also filed a claim with his insurance company. Police say using evidence obtained from the phone, they suspected that Rasulo was driving the car at the time of the crash.
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This foundation is great- so glowy and 'airbrush' looking. BUT the shade 300 which i was recommended as a 'nice and natural' shade for my tan nc30ish skintone is actually ORANGE. Its not even that its too dark, but my neck looks a med-brown and my face is ORANGE. also i hate the smell. but i still like the overall texture and finish of this foundation i may try the 200 although the 200 in diorlight is way too pale. HATE dior's shades!!
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Perceiving the need for a similar item for Jewish households, author Neal Hoffman has created The Mensch on a Bench. The Mensch is a foot-tall soft doll dressed like a rabbi complete with Tallis (though it has no fringe, which is part of a traditional Tallis). The doll also holds a Shamash candle, a candle used to light the Menorah each night of Hanukkah. The doll comes with a book that mixes the traditional story of Hanukkah with modern traditions. For instance, it implies that this character, Moshe, sat up and watched the lamps every night as they burned until new oil could be delivered to the temple. The more widely accepted story has it that oil sufficient for one day to light the temple lasted eight days while more kosher oil was being prepared. The book ends with eight tips for being a mensch and what to do with this doll during Hanukkah. But like it's elven counterpart, it has a component that could end up with kids not getting presents. If the Mensch doll lets go of the Shamash candle, kids will get presents. If not, tough luck.
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This storybook and soft doll is decidedly for the youngest kids who may not be ready for the full story and history of the Hanukkah holiday. Parent participation is encouraged because parents will need to help Moshe let go of the candle. Parents will also have to decide if they want to make this part of their holiday tradition.
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Parents accused of making 10-year-old steal
The mother and stepfather of a 10-year-old Utah boy are accused of trying to make him steal items from a Home Depot.
The pair claimed they wanted to sell the items for cash to buy school supplies, police in Cottonwood Heights told Salt Lake City TV station KUTV.
"A 10-year-old selected a cart full of merchandise, and then the 10-year-old would roll the cart out of the store while the parents split up," police Sgt. Gary Young said. "If he got stopped, the 10-year-old just told the store, 'Hey, my parents are paying for this.'"
The boy's mother was near a register, pretending she was about to pay at around 4 p.m. Wednesday, police said, as the boy loaded the cart with boxes of roofing nails and a flashlight.
But the family's actions soon caught the suspicion of loss prevention staff, who questioned the boy and then his mother.
She claimed her husband was paying for the items, Young said. But Home Depot employees then realized the stepfather wasn't in the building, and called police.
Police aren't sure if the family's reason for stealing was legitimate or concocted.
"I feel bad for this family in that circumstance, but I also feel worse that the kid was used in a theft," Young told KUTV.
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Citing their free speech rights, three tour guides in Philadelphia filed a lawsuit this week challenging an ordinance that will require them to pass a history test and get a license. Mayor Michael Nutter signed the measure into law in April amid concern that some guides were perpetuating gross inaccuracies, including the false claims that Benjamin Franklin had 69 illegitimate children and that Betsy Ross, a three-time widow, killed her husbands. But the three guides, Ann Boulais, Michael Tait and Josh Silver, backed by a public-interest law firm, argue that the city has gone too far. The tests will be required beginning in October. Washington, New Orleans and Charleston, S.C., have similar ordinances regulating tour guides.
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USD125m invested in e-Health services
DEVELOPMENT| Sept. 22, 2012, 11:18 a.m.
By Gregory Gondwe, Blantyre, Malawi
The Government of Malawi has announced that it has invested USD125 million in e-health for one of its major referral hospitals; the Kamuzu Central Hospital (KCH) in the capital, Lilongwe.
The Government announced through its Malawi News Agency (MANA) that with the e-Health services in place, the health facility will by January this year start offering telemedicine and tele-consultation services.
Already, the KCH ICT officer, Haward Namuku, told MANA that since the hospital already established a telemedicine centre some two years ago, health personnel are already utilising the facility.
Namuku explained that doctors at the facility conduct regular tele-meetings with medical experts from India. He says the initiative has tremendously improved their skills, since India is highly advanced in medical science.
It is therefore not surprising that Tixt pap Ticil, an Indian company, is the one installing the electronic network.
Namuku said while awaiting connectivity on the telemedicine and the tele-consultation systems, doctors from the hospital also attend sessions taking place in India.
"Apart from the doctors, students from Kamuzu College of Nursing and Malawi College of Health Sciences also come and utilize the facility," Namuku said.
Pratamnu Majumder, Assistant Manager for the Indian firm, explained that all required equipment had been installed in the key departments.
"What remains is to connect the hospital through Government Wide Area Network (GWAN) to the Pan Africa electronic network," he explained.
Once completed, Kamuzu Central Hospital would be linked with super hospitals in India and offer telemedicine and tele-consultation services.
Majumder said with the connection up and running, doctors in Malawi would be connected in real time with doctors in super hospitals in India for consultations on diagnosis and treatment for patients.
A major advance will be the ability for doctors in Malawi to perfrom surgery with the real-time guidance of specialists in India.
Majumder said why the initiative is important is that in the long run it will help government control its expenditures especially on referral cases.
Namuku said that in future the initiative will link all local hospitals where the referral health facilities will connect with its district hospitals where health practitioners will also be able to treat patients while right in the district hospitals.
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