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Voting glitches reported in Florida (WTSP - Tampa Bay's 10 News)
Secretary of State Kurt Browning admitted there are issues at the polls and with the voting machines. He said paper ballots jammed voting machines in several counties, long lines delayed voters in Broward County, and voters were turned away because they didn't have proper identification, including a photo ID. Post a comment or email us if you had any trouble at the polls today.
Trisha Brown debuts three dances at Joyce Theater (Newsday)
Sixteen years ago, when Trisha Brown won a MacArthur "genius" award - the first the philanthropic foundation granted a woman choreographer - she bought a small, shingled house in Hampton Bays. It stands inside a lattice of light woven by a wide circle of pines, spruces and maples.
The buzz on 'Gossip Girl' (Calendarlive.com)
A tart teen drama finds an ardent, young new-media audience — but little ratings help for the CW.
Kiama show results (Kiama Independent)
2-1 Heifer Under 12 Months: 1st GA & MH Downes – Waterside Diamond. 2nd GJ & PM Byrne – Wyalla Bronlyn 13, 3rd GJ & PM Byrne – Wyalla Lynda 3.
Champions for Women in Business Awards Announced at Miami Beach Convention Center (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
The Champions for Women in Business Awards were handed out on Wednesday at the Miami Beach Convention Center. The awards, given at the annual Women's Congress(www.thewomenscongress.com) salute outstanding women, men, companies and organizations that support and improve opportunities for women business leaders and business owners.
Schneps Publications certified as a woman-owned business (Queens Courier)
Already the top weekly newspaper in the borough, The Queens Courier and its parent company, Schneps Publications Inc., has added another distinction to its resume - recently being certified as a woman-owned business enterprise by the New York State Economic Development Council.
Regular Features (Arkansas News Bureau)
Here's Beebe, in a nutshell By John Brummett This severance tax debate provides a perfect case study of your governor, Mike Beebe. - Tue, Jan 29, 2008
Gutted program cuts Nydia the wrong way - Congresswoman rails against efforts to curtail help for women-owned businesses (Brooklyn Heights Courier)
Rep. Nydia Velázquez is railing against a ruling recently put forth by the federal government that was supposed to help women-owned small businesses get more federal contracts, but which she claims has been gutted.
Super Bowl media day (WTSP - Tampa Bay's 10 News)
Super Bowl media day is the big chance for reporters to get all their questions answered… most of them about the game. See a video report and a photo gallery from NFL media day at the Super Bowl in Glendale, Arizona.