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DKG Used Book Sale Comes to a Close
KGWN Delta Kappa Gamma hosted their 35th annual book sale which stated on Saturday. Donated books, CD's D-V-D's , games and puzzles were all included in the sale. There were three different locations inside Frontier Mall that were marked with balloons … |
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Cash-Strapped Shoppers Enter the Used-Car Market on the Losing End – Car and Driver (blog)
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Cash-Strapped Shoppers Enter the Used–Car Market on the Losing End
Car and Driver (blog) Low-income car buyers often end up paying more—as much as two to three times more—for the exact same vehicle than buyers in more favorable financial situations who have a stable job and healthy credit. Cash or credit, it doesn't matter. This is a … |
Yamaha Explains NIKEN LMW Ackermann Steering System (with video) (Bike Reports) (News)
Yamaha has released a short press release with a detailed video explaining the technology incorporated into the NIKEN three-wheeler’s steering system. Powered by an 847 cc triple, the NIKEN will be in U.S. dealerships later this year. If you haven’t ridden a leaning three-wheeler before, MD discussed the incredible front-end grip, and confidence, provided by […]
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For Sale: 1993 Luhrs 290 Open
Stock 046078 If you are in the market for a sportfish yacht look no further than this 1993 Luhrs 290 Open …
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Va. ban on handheld cellphones for drivers dies at end of session – WTOP
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Va. ban on handheld cellphones for drivers dies at end of session
WTOP The bill in the Virginia General Assembly tried to expand the state's distracted driving law. (Thinkstock). RICHMOND — Proposals to tighten Virginia's laws banning some cellphone use behind the wheel failed to pass in the General Assembly. Related … |
Purdue partners with Oscar Winski to recycle electronics – wlfi.com
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Purdue partners with Oscar Winski to recycle electronics
wlfi.com … the safest way to dispose of electronics. "We definitely recommend that you do not throw away electronics," Evans said. "It could contain hazardous materials that may end up in a landfill and harm the environment." The final recycling event with … |