Women In Politics

Isle council candidates raise almost $250,000
This year’s city election has been a costly one for candidates who’ve raised tens of thousands of dollars.

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Jaworski pulls clear win in four-way race
Joe Jaworski captured 51 percent of the vote and dodged a runoff in a crowded race to become mayor.

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3 Family Members Shot, Killed In LA Home
Six family members escaped a gunman rampaging through their house by climbing through a window and hiding on a roof as a room-to-room attack left a father, son and daughter dead, authorities say.

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Community Notepad: May 5, 2010
Community Notepad: May 5, 2010

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The Jihadists’ Deadly Path to Citizenship
http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | America’s homeland security amnesia never ceases to amaze. In the aftermath of the botched Times Square terror attack over the weekend, Pakistani-born bombing suspect Faisal Shahzad’s U.S. citizenship status caused a bit of shock and awe.

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Candidate Q&As: Lieutenant governor
The following are candidates for New Mexico Lieutenant Governor seat in the June 1 Primary election. Invitations to participate were sent to all candidates. Democrats Brian Colon and Jose Campos didn’t respond. Each candidate was asked the same set…

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Competition heavy for state races
For a position that many candidates say doesn’t really do anything, plenty of people seem to want it. The lieutenant governor’s race has five Democrats vying to be the next Diane Denish, and three Republicans ready to serve who they hope will be…

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Friday, April 16, 2010
Irene Y. None! I usually request that the library purchase a book: RADIUM HALOS by Shelly Stout AS GOD COMMANDS by Niccolo Ammaniti THE GLASS ROOM by Simon Mawer AMERICAN SALVAGE by Bonnie Jo Campbell EVERY MAN DIES ALONE by Hans Fallada

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Moorpark men win another WSC title
Chanpions again, though by a whimper.

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San Rafael protest targets Arizona law
Several hundred people marched across San Rafael Saturday from the Pickleweed Park Community Center to Albert Park to protest Arizona’s tough new bill on illegal immigration and to call for broad national immigration reform.

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