GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colorado — A new approach to instruction in the Roaring Fork School District Re-1 that's aimed at advancing students based on their level of proficiency, rather than their age or grade level, will be the subject of a Glenwood Springs
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New, moving or expanding: Smoke shop in Waite Park offers blends - St. Cloud Times
WAITE PARK — Super Smokes opened Jan. 22 in Waite Park, and owner Todd Long said the plan is to make it the first of many locations someday. Despite proximity to another smoke shop, business is good, he said. The family-owned business carries all the
Bethenny Ever After's Frankel Ponders Moving West and Baby No. 2 - YAHOO!
Bethenny Frankel has gone from single and jaded businesswoman to wife and mother — but don't expect Bethenny Ever After to be all soft-focus wedded bliss. The reality star says the series will, instead, show the first year of her marriage to Jason as
Kaymer is new No. 1 after moving into the final - Washington Post
Martin Kaymer is the new No. 1 in golf, this time without much debate. Kaymer rolled in an eight-foot par putt on the 18th hole Saturday for a 1-up victory over Bubba Watson to advance to the final of the Match Play Championship in Marana, Ariz. That was
Firm moving to take over Illinois Lottery despite court ruling - Peoria Journal Star
A private company hired to manage the Illinois Lottery is going ahead with plans to take over management July 1 despite a court ruling that could void the arrangement. Northstar Lottery Group is hiring staff, preparing new games and moving the Lottery to
State Capitol building closed, budget protesters not moving - Post-Crescent
MADISON — Opposition to Gov. Scott Walker’s plans to eliminate most public employees collective bargaining powers got a boost Sunday as protesters were allowed to stay another night at the Capitol. (Scroll down to the bottom of this page for Twitter
Texas A&M's Von Miller moving up - ESPN.com
INDIANAPOLIS -- At the start of this draft process, it appeared Texas A&M's Von Miller would be picked in the middle of the first round. An ankle injury limited the DeSoto native's ability to make more plays his senior year. The junior year is where Miller
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