STAMFORD, Conn. - Stamford will pay nearly $500 to a deer hunter whose bow was damaged when a police officer ordered him to drop it. Contractor Bryan Roddy of Norwalk had permission to hunt on a 1-acre Stamford property where he was doing some work, but

by Sheila GardnerStaff Writer, sgardner@record courier.com March 14, 2007 Print Email Robert Hernandez Douglas County Sheriff's Office A warrant was issued late Tuesday for a 20-year-old Carson City man charged with assault with a deadly weapon on a

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original statute was approved to combat a growing problem of drivers running toll plazas by using clear, reflective paint on their license plates making it difficult for the numbers to be read by cameras or optical readers. Police also have reported use

of Environmental Health Perspectives. Phthalates have been widely used for more than half a century in everything from paint to time-released medicines, but only recently have they become a topic of concern. Animal studies show that phthalates decrease

16mar07 A new strategy is needed to combat Kevin Rudd THERE'S nothing pretty about the tangled web of claim and counter-claim that has sullied political debate in recent weeks. While it is possible to look beyond the surface and see the tactics being

WILKES-BARRE - Two armed men kicked their way into a home at 46 Darling St. early Wednesday, then bound two occupants with duct tape and assaulted them, according to one victim. The 46-year-old woman says she's lucky to be alive after the men spared her,