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Skeptic Check: Prog-Not-Stication

The future is no mystery – according to psychics who say they have special access to tomorrow’s events. For example, adherents to the Mayan doomsday prophecy warn that when 2012 ends, so will the world.
Vermont Public Radio

Study Finds Non-White Drivers More Likely To Receive Citations

A new study of Vermont traffic stops says the Vermont State Police were more likely to pull over and ticket minority drivers than white drivers.
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Northeastern president named to Homeland Security council

Joseph E. Aoun, president of Northeastern University, has been appointed to a new academic advisory council that will report to the Department of Homeland Security on how universities can contribute to antiterrorism efforts in the United States.
The Colombian

Many seniors are grinning through the golden years

Despite experiencing the death of a spouse, thinning hair and other age-related tribulations, 69-year-old Allen Thayer of Vancouver is generally happier than he was in his younger days.
MarketWatch

Why retail gasoline prices are nearing a record

Gasoline prices have climbed every day for the last 35 days so it’€™s no wonder why consumers are worried that record levels are destined for the pump in the next few months. But the many reasons behind the climb aren’€™t quite so easy to decipher -€” making prices even harder to predict.
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City Councilor seeks hearing on Red Sox payments

Boston City Councilor Michael Ross is planning to hold a hearing on lease payments made to the city by the Boston Red Sox for the exclusive use of Yawkey Way and Lansdowne Street on game days.
Citybizlist

Secretary Napolitano Announces Academic Advisory Council

U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano today announced the formation of the Homeland Security Academic Advisory Council (HSAAC), comprised of prominent university presidents and academic leaders charged with advising the Secretary and senior leadership at the Department on several key issues.
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Sick-Time Rules Re-Emerge

Thomas Erb is ticked about the possibility he’ll be forced to hand employees even more paid sick time. He fears lapses in productivity at his 30-employee clock-making firm, Electric Time Co., from possible increases in unscheduled absences.
WBUR Public Radio Kitchen

Out Of Africa: A Heritage Of Health

For years now we’€™ve heard the health benefits of a Mediterranean Diet -€” its whole-grain, loooong on fresh produce and olive oil regimen, with lots of fish and a bit of red wine and dairy added in. For many of you reading, the Mediterranean way of eating is likely a near-daily routine, maybe even a […]
NECN

Making sense of senseless tragedy

“Hug your kids. Kids, hug your parents. You news media, when you get the chance to go home, do the same. We’re not just any old place, Chardon – this is every place.”
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Economists see growth for Mass., but risks loom

The Massachusetts economy should grow modestly this year and slowly bring down unemployment – provided energy prices and the European debt crisis do not spin out of control, according to a group of leading local economists.
ABC News

Disabled Adults More Likely to be Victims of Violence

Adults with disabilities are more likely to be victims of violence than adults who are not disabled, according to a new study published online in The Lancet.