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Police chase serial bank robberThe Enquirer - 1/18/2008 Battered wife, McCafferty claimsCheryl McCafferty's lawyers have listed 26 incidents where Robert McCafferty allegedly abused her or their children. Included: attempts to suffocate her with a pillow and to drown her in a toilet bowl.Man charged in road rage incidentA Harrison man is accused of braking his car in front of a motorist on I-74, weaving in and out of lanes and eventually spraying Mace or pepper spray into her vehicle.
MySpace post not a crime
The Enquirer - 10/10/2008
When a Colerain teen wrote on her MySpace page that a friend "molested a little boy," the poster was arrested and convicted. See why an appeals court overturned the ruling today. More National and local Hispanic groups are demanding Republican leaders apologize for and denounce a "racist" ad mailed to voters in a suburban Cincinnati state House race. More  'Rush Hour' robber spreading out? MySpace post not a crime Expect gridlock at UC homecoming Youths charged for 'being a nuisance' Obama: McCain dividing country Palin speaks at fundraiser Homicide in Mt. Airy All safe after Union Twp. fire Ohio ordered to verify registrations Lebanon to lose railroad
Commissioner backs candidate for mayor
The Enquirer - 10/10/2008 NEWPORT— County Commissioner Ken Rechtin endorsed Newport mayoral candidate Bryan Williams at the grand opening of Williams’ campaign office at 38 E. Ninth St. on Friday. More
Flu shots available Monday
The Enquirer - 10/10/2008 Flu shots will be available at the Northern Kentucky Health District's county offices beginning Monday. More Services set for slain mom, daughter Flu shots available Monday Police: Was toddler bait? Beshear: State finances still OK Rove, Myers talk economy Ex-mayor: Fire city manager Fort Wright candidates tout themselves Crestview Hills hires city director Bush orders disaster funds for Ky. Chamber to study health coverage
Pair indicted on drug charges
The Enquirer - 10/10/2008
Two Covington residents were indicted Thursday on federal drug charges that could send them to prison for life. More
Two indicted in bank robberies
The Enquirer - 10/10/2008
Two people suspected of robbing Northern Kentucky banks were indicted Thursday by a federal grand jury. More Teen accused of bringing gun to school Pair indicted on drug charges Two indicted in bank robberies Teen charged with robbery Who is that masked man? 61 charged in Clermont drug sweep Report: 12-year-old robbed Long prison term in revenge killing Rape suspect faces more charges 'Street justice' lands killer in prisonComing this weekend: the second of three major statewide polls by a consortium of Ohio newspapers, including the Enquirer. Right now, you can take the poll yourself. More National and local Hispanic groups are demanding Republican leaders apologize for and denounce a "racist" ad mailed to voters in a suburban Cincinnati state House race. More Ex-mayor: Fire city manager Buttermilk Pike's on meeting agenda Speed limit on Fowler Creek lowered Independence plans Halloween events Chamber endorses four incumbents Judge: Brunner must check new voters Palin pledges to try to save DHL Obama offers 'steady hand' Election flyer called 'racist' Ohio voter purge may violate law
Group: Helmig, Whalen against parks tax
The Community Press & Recorder - 10/10/2008
Boone County parks tax opposition group Citizens for Lower Taxes today released a list of elected officials and candidates in Boone County who say they are against the measure. More
Road work may affect commute to schools
The Community Press & Recorder - 10/10/2008
Drivers headed to four schools in the Princeton School District will battle road construction for the next month and a half. More Terrace Park considers opposing mine Bethel-Tate board discusses 'Plan B' Wayne Twp. resident expresses dissatisfaction with trustees Wulsin to Kenya? Not according to Wulsin Sycamore Park could expand Rally to help fallen classmate Road work causes concern Comprehensive plan to be discussed Moscow officials ask resident to renew current income tax Council approves park master planThe Bearcats are sitting pretty after enduring a tough non-conference schedule, but the stakes will be higher and the competition more formidable Saturday against the Scarlet Knights, who boast the league’s top-rated pass defense. More
Weekend preview: Top games
The Enquirer - 10/10/2008
Take a capsule look at this week's key matchups. More
P&G ad chief touts "purpose-driven brands''
The Enquirer - 10/10/2008
The future of marketing – linking a cause to a product – has already changed how Americans shop, while saving the lives of tens of millions of babies worldwide, according to Jim Stengel, global marketing officer for the Procter & Gamble Co. More
P&G, others at marketing conference
The Enquirer - 10/10/2008
Marketing experts from the University of Cincinnati and major local companies will join Jim Stengel, global marketing officer for the Procter & Gamble Co., at the Kingsgate Marriott Conference Center today to discuss dynamics involving "purpose-driven brands.'' More P&G ad chief touts "purpose-driven brands'' Macy's cuts earnings outlook New Fusion ad cuts to chase: Price P&G, others at marketing conference Good news: Gas drops below $3 a gallon National City's ripe for picking Ohio's investments take hit Firm's focus: Reach consumers Coldwell Banker cuts prices on 500 homes What else can feds do?Enquirer columnist Paul Daugherty says the particular genius of UC's spread offense owes to the coaching and recruiting of Brian Kelly, his offensive coordinator, Jeff Quinn, and quarterbacks coach Greg Forest. More The latest UC starting quarterback, Chazz Anderson, looks like he should be playing smoky jazz in a downtown basement. “He’s cool,’’ said Greg Forest, the Bearcats quarterbacks coach. And we're not just talking about composure in the pocket. More Brokaw to McCain, Obama: Don't thwart my script Ballplayer's kindness lifts spirits after fire Time to cash out on Bengals A silver lining for fans? Newport volunteer gets turtle named in his honor Court, GOP, even ACLU agree: Brunner's wrong Why is this man smiling? Cats on the verge Trying to change by staying same Ravens make their stand against run
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