December 29, 2006
Late breaking news
12/29/2006 09:34 AM
Clemsons Russell glad to play at home (Nashville City Paper)
Making a decision to transfer to Clemson a year ago unexpectedly brought Chris Russell home to Nashville this week. Russell, a graduate of Hillsboro High, has happily spent time in his hometown with his teammates as they prepare to face Kentucky in todays Music City Bowl.
12/28/2006 04:23 PM
Bridge work residents return home (BBC News)
Residents of an Oxfordshire village return to their homes after work to replace a railway bridge was carried out over Christmas.
12/29/2006 09:10 AM
At Home With Vickie: Make a commitment to lighten your load (The Idaho Statesman)
I get attached to stuff. Not necessarily valuable stuff or antiques or anything particularly amazing, but it's my stuff and I'm attached.
12/29/2006 04:33 AM
The Must-Have Tools for Your Home Office (Hope Star)
(ARA) - According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the number of people who work at home has grown again substantially over the last decade. Approximately 4.2 million people are now doing it.
12/28/2006 11:17 PM
5-Year-Old Found Home Alone, Eating Moldy Bread (NBC 10 Philadelphia)
A 27-year-old woman is facing charges after New Castle County police received a call from a 5-year-old boy. Crystal Tucker was charged with endangering the welfare of a child after, police said, she left her son home for eight hours while she was at work.
12/28/2006 03:02 PM
Tunnel may be commuters' fast track home (NorthJersey.com)
A few years ago, Daniel Fatzler could leave work in Manhattan, catch an NJ Transit train and be home in Little Falls in about an hour. Today, with fewer trains stopping at the station near his home, it can take four times as long, he says.
12/29/2006 09:54 AM
Is a home-equity loan a good idea when interest rates are rising? (The Indianapolis Star)
Sometimes the interest rate doesn't matter as much as the purpose for the loan. Let members of the Financial Planning Association of Greater Indiana help you sort through issues. For more information, visit the group's Web site at www.fpagrindiana.org.
