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MUSICAL REVIEW : Sweeney Todd a gory, entertaining yarn (NWAnews.com)
FAYETTEVILLE — Less is so much more, at least in the cleverly rendered tale of a London barber gone mad. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Northwest Edition)
The Players Are Aiming For The Green (FOX 30 Jacksonville)
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. --- Golf professionals help to donate cash to local charities
Your Home Could Be A Former Meth Lab (WREG-TV Memphis)
An On Your Side investigation will leave you wondering about your home
XM Radio, Sirius unveil new lineups (Chicago Tribune)
A look at candidates for role of first dog (The Ithaca Journal)
Millie (a springer spaniel), Buddy (a chocolate Lab), Barney and Miss Beazley (Scottish terriers) have all called 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. home. Who will be the next White House pooch?
So it goes: Judging from the gridlock, there already are too many of us (Ventura County Star)
We've heard some bleak reviews of the human race, but deep down I think that people are generally... everywhere. Especially during rush hour. It's not that people are bad; we're just a little bit squished. Remember sixth-grade science?
White House: A cozy place for pets (The News-Press)
The White House has been mostly a dog house when it comes to presidential pets. And President-elect Obama intends to keep it that way.
Choose the next White House pets (Courier-Post)
Do you know a few things about dogs? Lend us your expertise in the comments area below. What breed of dog should the Obama family choose? Temperament? Purebreed or mixed? Rescue or breeder?
Adoption of a shelter dog may be salvation of many (Courier-Post)
Before he could restock the Cabinet or redecorate the quaint house on 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. in Washington, D.C., President-elect Barack Obama took the stage Tuesday night and assured the country of a campaign promise.
Who are Obamas' candidates for first dog? (USA Today)
Millie (a springer spaniel), Buddy (a chocolate Lab), Barney and Miss Beazley (Scottish terriers) have all called 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. home. Who will be the next White House pooch? President-elect Barack Obama told the nation Tuesday night that he will make good on his campaign promise to get a puppy for his two young daughters, Malia, 10, and Sasha, 7.