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Cop blames crime on cellar spooks

 On trial for stealing county property in Morrow County, Ohio, former police officer Joseph Hughes denied knowing about the stolen items — including 12 air conditioners — authorities found in his basement. “It’s going to sound kind of ridiculous,” Hughes told the c

Will apartment complexes kill Montgomery’s country character?

 When you drive into Montgomery Place from the north these days, what you see first appears to be... well, a whole lot of nothing.The eighteen-acre parcel of vacant land north of 11th Street has been zoned for residential development since 1979. However, it has remained a no-man’s land, h

Hurl all the insults you want but caring about the planet isn’t “radical”

 Caring about the air, water and land that give us life. Exploring ways to ensure Canada’s natural resources serve the national interest. Knowing that sacrificing our environment to a corporate-controlled economy is suicide.If those qualities make us radicals, as federal Natural Resources

Is the Armenian atrocity a true genocide? In France, yes

 I go to France quite often, but after this article is published, I may be liable to arrest if I set foot in the country.The French parliament has just passed a bill, proposed by President Nicolas Sarkozy’s party, that will make it a crime to question whether the Armenian massacres in eas

Canadian mining in developing countries ain’t much to be proud of

 GRAHAME RUSSELL“The Unjust Economy”Monday 30, 7:00 pm, Frances Morrison LibraryTuesday 31, 7:00 pm, Neatby-Timlin Theatre, U of SFor decades, Grahame Russell has been trying to shed light on some of the deplorable ways that North Americans benefit from the exploitation of less deve