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Even in an economic downturn, there are silver linings Despite budget and hiring freezes, business at Frederick County’s libraries is booming
When 12-year-old Mikey first found out his father, Staff Sgt. Michael Alaimo, would be serving overseas with the National Guard, he was intrigued.
A new year and season is approaching so Steve Elling and Ross Devonport decide to mix things up and play commissioner for a day. The fellas discuss the FedEx Cup, equipment, rules and tournaments.
This Christmas was a merry one indeed for many social media sites. Fresh stats from Hitwise show that Facebook and YouTube accomplished some impressive things, while social networks as a group attracted an unprecedented amount of traffic in the UK. read more
This article has been read 0 times. Representatives of cyber schools and their supporters say contentions that they get too much money from traditional public school coffers are wrong.
$100,000 National Science Foundation grant to study World of Warcraft gamers is outrageous, report says.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP)--A new report indicates that the average child in America now spends 45 hours a week immersed in the media -- a multiple of the hours spent with parents or in the classroom.
Here are three Microsoft stumbles from the past year that will put more pressure on the company to survive and thrive in 2009.
Sgt. Ashley McCormick would much rather have spent Christmas Day with her family in Plattsburgh, N.Y. than at Camp Victory outside Baghdad. But she did the best she could to enjoy the holiday with her other family — soldiers in Fort Bragg’s 44th Medical Command.
CLOQUET, Minn. — When Sam Rauschenfels entered Cloquet High School, he felt something was missing.
