Home building gain likely to fade with tax credit
May 20th, 2010 | 
Author: Big Spring School District to reconfigure elementary schools
The Big Spring School District administration has been looking at some numbers, and it seems that plans to build a new, two-classroom deep Plainfield Elementary School just don’t add up.
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Ulness bids farewell to âkiddosâ
Sue Ulness calls her students her “kiddos” and has enjoyed working with them as a speech-language pathologist for Williston Public School District 1.
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Home building gain likely to fade with tax credit
Homeconstruction rebounded last month to the highest level in 18 months as buyers capitalized on tax incentives. But now that those tax credits have expired, builders are scaling back.
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U.S. companies to remove 1.5 trillion calories from foods
Several of the largest food companies in the United States say they will take 1.5 trillion calories out of their products by 2015 in an effort to reduce childhood obesity.
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Home building gain likely to fade with tax credit
Homeconstruction rebounded last month to the highest level in 18 months as buyers capitalized on tax incentives. But now that those tax credits have expired, builders are scaling back.
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