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Twice the fun: Double coupon days
Last week, I mentioned that pairing dollar coupons with dollar sales at the grocery store is one of my favorite ways to get items for free. Another easy way? Double-coupon days.
Judge dismisses appeal of grave-removal decision
By Joel Hall
Obituaries - June 17, 2009
Carolyn S. Smith
National Archives opens new civil rights exhibit
The National Archives at Atlanta on Tuesday opened its "Documented Rights" exhibit, which chronicles the civil rights struggles of several minority groups.
Expo will promote eco-friendly products
By Valerie Baldowski
Garland Raiford is FAA's technical operations manager
By Maria Jose Subiria
If you earn it, can you keep it? - Martha Randolph Carr
The most fun about having a pragmatic Democrat, like Obama, in the White House is the amount of angst that arises from trying to please everyone.
Two indicted in Riverdale teen's death
By Linda Looney-Bond
Volunteers make donation to Southern Regional
By Joel Hall
Riverdale house hit in drive-by shooting
By Linda Looney-Bond
CSU economic center gets $25,000 grant
By Curt Yeomans
D.C. Prius Minivan - Will Durst
One of the biggest joys of the open road is its pure democracy. Bentleys and Pintos idling side by side at the same red light. Limos, BMWs, Fords and those little enh cars that look like they've been squashed between two big-rigs, all subject to the same speed traps, congestion and potholes big enough to swallow locomotive engines. Valet attendants who can be reliably counted on to scrounge around gloveboxes for loose change while burning an eighth of an inch of rubber off of high-end Pirellis and cheap Chinese retreads with total egalitarianism.