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view of the natural world - and people's reaction to it. Alan Bragg, 56, a Yosemite tour bus driver who has worked at the park for 30 years, said some visitors are overcome by the view. 'I've seen it happen a thousand times - people are emotionally

Editor's choice A long-establishe d independent coach company has stepped in to save the day, following cuts in bus services. Residents, who petitioned against a planning application, are pleased to learn the application has been withdrawn. BUSINESS

Rochester police took two people into custody Saturday night after an officer spotted a stolen vehicle on the city's north side. Officer Flamur Zenelovic noticed the vehicle -- believed to have been stolen at gunpoint on Avenue D Friday night --

next to the main road, everybody was seeing it every day. Many of these buses going there, the bus driver was calling out, 'Atomic station, anybody want to go out ' 'In all nuclear facilities of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran -- in Esfahan, in

Swirling river: The Tiber river flows at Ponte Milvio in downtown Rome last Friday. Officials put Rome on a state of alert as Tiber threatened to break its banks last Friday, after days of unrelenting rain and thunderstorms that were likened them to an

caused travel chaos for thousands of people returning to work after the Christmas break. They had to take bus services between Birmingham and Northampton as the line remained closed for several days. Network Rail (NR) was fined a record 14m by the

The Oscar-winning screenwriter of Pulp Fiction is getting a heavy dose of reality. Roger Avary, who co-wrote the 1994 neonoir classic with Quentin Tarantino, was charged with gross vehicular manslaughter on Friday for a deadly car accident in Ojai,

U.S. 29 corridor. While no overall cost estimate has yet been published, one major piece would be Bus Rapid Transit service, which has been estimated to cost $16.5 million to implement. A 30-year work zone With a total transportation price tag of $312

Patrick Moore, a paid spokesman for the nuclear industry, frequently cites a long-ago affiliation with Greenpeace to gain legitimacy in the media. Several media outlets recently either stated or implied that Mr. Moore still represents Greenpeace, or

By ROB STROUD, Staff Writer rstroud@jg-tc.c om CHARLESTON The uptown Lincoln Book Shop has been reopened by an entrepreneur who has long worked on the courthouse square. Jim East, who reopened the shop Dec. 2, operated the former Monroe Street Caf from

the son of the late Ralph J. and Minnie M. (Shook) Miller. Ralph was employed as a school bus driver for Jennings Transportation in Bushkill Township. Prior to that, he drove trucks for Forta Mail Delivery in New Jersey, operated M & M Amusements, Pen

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the son of the late Ralph J. and Minnie M. (Shook) Miller. Ralph was employed as a school bus driver for Jennings Transportation in Bushkill Township. Prior to that, he drove trucks for Forta Mail Delivery in New Jersey, operated M & M Amusements, Pen

Posted By: Mara Sanchez 6 hrs ago WESTBROOK (NEWS CENTER) -- Two girls from Westbrook are helping make this year a little merrier for others in their hometown. Amy Ramsey, 13, and her sister Michaela, 10, agreed to give up some of their Christmas

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Hundreds of households hit by flash flooding are hoping predictions of a dry spell hold after two motorists died in torrential rain. Fire crews rescued dozens from their vehicles and homes as high winds, falling trees and flooded roads caused chaos

GREEK protesters unleashed a wave of violence in Athens Saturday night, led by the firebombing of an Athens police station moments after silent vigils for a teenager killed one week ago wound down. Around 100 hooded youths firebombed a station next to

Most people now know when not to dial 911 Dustin Walker, The Star A man who called when a pipe burst, a phone glitch that dialed 911 at random and the occasional profanity-shout ing prankster are among the unnecessary calls dispatchers at the Central

the son of the late Ralph J. and Minnie M. (Shook) Miller. Ralph was employed as a school bus driver for Jennings Transportation in Bushkill Township. Prior to that, he drove trucks for Forta Mail Delivery in New Jersey, operated M & M Amusements, Pen

caused travel chaos for thousands of people returning to work after the Christmas break. They had to take bus services between Birmingham and Northampton as the line remained closed for several days. Network Rail (NR) was fined a record 14 million by