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The following is the schedule for the St. Johns County Public Library System's book mobile for the week of June 11.

Go & Do
TODAY Free concert: The Triples Rock Blues Band will play blues music from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Plaza de la Constitucion, between Cathedral Place and King Street, downtown St. Augustine. Concerts in the Plaza are free and those attending are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets for seating. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited. Call 825-1004.

First Lake walk enjoyed by many
The St. Johns County Council on Aging and the St. Johns County Health Department joined this month for the first of what is expected to be an annual "Older Americans Month Lake Walk."

Go & Do
TODAY Fishing tournament: The Kingbuster 400 Tournament will continue through the weekend, with fishing enthusiasts hoping to hook the biggest King Mackerel in the waters near St. Augustine. Top prize is a boat worth $110,000; other prizes include cash. For information, call (904) 992-9600 or go online at http://kingbuster400.com/.

Honoring older Americans
It's a celebration.

Critical need for blood is reported
The Blood Center of the St. Johns, The Blood Alliance's St. Augustine location, is in critical need of the following blood types; O Positive, O Negative, A Negative and AB Negative. All other blood types also remain low.

Educators honor selected seniors
Nine seniors from public schools in St. Johns County were honored recently at the "Honor the Graduate" ceremony hosted by the Christian Educators Association International, St. Johns Chapter.

Neighbors: Meeting planned to discuss hurricanes
The June 11 NSIA meeting will feature a program on hurricane preparedness by the St. Johns County Emergency Operations Department.

Social Security Q & A
Q: What are "work credits" and how do I earn them?

Cooking demonstration upcoming
Join Ned Pollack of Gypsy Cab Company Restaurant Wednesday from 4-7 p.m. at the Coastal Community Center, 180 Marine St., for a special hands-on cooking demonstration. Pollack makes the complicated cooking process easy and shows you how to do the same -- step-by-step from salad to dessert. Dine in style afterwards as you enjoy the dishes you've prepared along with samples of wines and beers that best accompany your meal.

Neighbors: Cleaning will be held Saturday
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Senior Spotlight
Emergency funding Emergency funds are now available through the St. Johns County Council on Aging for St. Johns County residents who are over the age of 60 and who are in danger of having their electricity turned off.

For The Record
Blood donations The Blood Alliance-Blood Center of the St. Johns is asking all potential blood donors to please donate blood at the blood center, 110 Health Park Blvd., or at a blood drive as soon as possible.

Local theater: 'Alice' and 'Magnolias'
Local theater students will be on stage as characters from the storybook classic "Alice in Wonderland" as the St. Augustine Academy of Performing Arts presents its summer program.

'A coupla white chicks' on stage June 14-17 at Flagler College
Imagine Westchester County ... the perfect suburb, the perfect home, the perfect wife, the perfect life. This is the world in John Ford Noonan's comedy "A Coupla White Chicks Sitting Around Talking."

Editor's Picks
On film Area mUUvie group shows "Pan's Labyrinth" When: 7 p.m., June 8

New books for summer reading
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Column: Find entertainment, art
t. Augustine there is no other place like it, at least that I know of to have fun. Of course, we all have different ideas about how we want to spend our leisure time and with whom. If you read on, I have a few suggestions of where I have either been or would like to go this month. Maybe you'll join me.

Summer fun for kids!
Keeping kids busy and having fun during summer break can be easy with a number of local offerings. Beat the boredom and engage them in safe and exciting ideas -- from local camps that offer fitness, theater, art, dance and other skills -- to free fun, such as a family picnic or a trip to the beach. Area campgrounds, parks and picnic spots are places for the young, and young-at-heart, to enjoy and relax. -- Renee Unsworth, Compass editor

Couch potato to marathon finisher in eight months?
A few short months ago, you laced up your new running shoes on New Year's Day determined to start a new fitness regimen, fantasizing that you would one day run the Boston Marathon. A few weeks later, you fizzled out.

Audition for Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade
Make plans now to take your lunch break downtown at noon Tuesday, June 12, for a rare chance to enjoy the international music of the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University Choir.

Musical Comedians of Comedy
Six months ago, the "Musical Comedians of Comedy" was just a dream, now the group is going on tour across the country, kicking off their show in St. Augustine.

Mandela choir to perform free concert downtown
Call all dancers. Camp Broadway, the award-winning theater company that creates special Broadway-themed events, experiences and educational programs for children, teens and families, announces that for the fifth consecutive year, it will perform in the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Enjoy drinks and tapas at Sangrias
Note: In the past 14 months, three tapas restaurants have opened in the Oldest City -- Sangrias, The Tasting Room and Zhanras. Each is unique in its offerings of food, drinks and entertainment.

'A Grand Night for Singing' is wonderful
The essentials of any hit theatrical presentation -- exceptional talent, material, ambiance, and audience -- are all in abundance at the Players By the Sea current presentation,"A Grand Night For Singing." It runs thru June 16.

'Inherit the Wind'
A Classic Theatre Inc., under the auspices of the St. Johns Cultural Council, proudly announces its presentation of Robert E. Lee and Jerome Lawrence's classic and masterful play, "Inherit the Wind," on the stage at Limelight Theatre, 11 Old Mission Ave., uptown St. Augustine. Performances are five days only, July 26-29.

Create masks and sculptures
Artist and middle school teacher Valarie Pothier-Forrester will conduct a three-day workshop for students ages 12-14 June 18-21 at the Aviles Street Gallery, 11-C Aviles St., downtown St. Augustine.

Learn to tint black & white photos
Local award-winning photographer John Roppolo will conduct a workshop on hand-coloring and tinting photographs at the Aviles Street Gallery Saturday, June 16.

Life in a Nutshell: Time for summer projects
So much to do, so little time to want to do it.

Music on the river
The Arts Council of Greater Palatka invites visitors to the amphitheater on the St. Johns River in Palatka at 7 p.m. Saturday, June 9, for a free summer concert.

St. Augustine Music Festival
A new festival of classical chamber music in St. Augustine takes place at the inaugural St. Augustine Music Festival, June 11-15.

Local exhibits, classes
Watercolor Classes For the first time, Pam Pahl, signature member of the American Society of Marine Artists and Florida Watercolor society, is offering classes. Beginner, intermediate, or anyone interested can learn some of Pahl's methods and shortcuts, and how she's made her living as an artist over the last 13 years. These will be fun, casual and easy-going sessions. Paint boats, buildings, houses and waterfronts. Classes will be from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Friday in July and August, at St. Augustine Art Association, 22 Marine St., St. Augustine. Cost is $120 for each month's session of four classes. Call 823-9703, email ppahlart@aol.com; go online at ppahl.com.

Hunt for kingfish begins today
Roger Combs has spent most of the week fielding phone calls, with the speed picking up to four and five an hour.

Ever wonder how much those fish are worth?
Every fisherman knows the old adage -- the most expensive fish dinner is the one you catch yourself.

Weather improves; kings begin to show up
Finally, some good weather.

Dinner for two
Summer Romance Menu Classic Caesar Salad, Leg of Lamb, Fresh Summer Vegetable Medley, Sabayon 5-6 lb. leg of lamb

Lemon brings out the flavor in this recipe for couscous with scallions
Lemony Couscous With Scallions and Chickpeas Makes about 8 cups (12 servings)

Recipe Finder: Lemon Chicken
Eleanor Coale of Havre de Grace, Md., was looking for a recipe for lemon chicken that could be made in a slow cooker.

Cool it with Grape-Nuts or avocado ice cream
If you're looking to surprise your sweet tooth this summer, consider mixing up some unusual ice cream flavors such as New England favorite Grape-Nuts ice cream or avocado ice cream. Neither uses the traditional custard base of most American ice creams, which means they are easier and faster to make at home.

A magical evening
As the "official" first day of summer approaches I look back and realize that 2007 is almost half over. I also realize that romantic dinners are few and far between. What a busy year it has been for our family.So, I plan to take advantage of the longer days and the awesome sunsets to create a magical evening, with dinner for two, poolside, under the beautiful summer sky.

It's a berry good desert: partying with Pavolva
The signals of summer are suddenly everywhere. Clamshells of ripe berries at the market, the low hum of baseball on the radio, barbecues and white linen shirts and the promise of dinners outside.

Quick pasta salad with plenty of punch
Most people don't associate marinating with the making of a pasta salad.

Column: Importance of vitamin D
Beach days are here and what better news to hear that the sunshine not only offers us a great tan but also makes an essential vitamin for our body?

Three times the worry
Randy and Lynn Gaston received the distressing diagnosis not once but three times.

Congress passes stem cell legislation
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Democratic-controlled Congress passed legislation Thursday to loosen restraints on federally funded embryonic stem cell research, but the bill's supporters lacked the votes needed to override President Bush's threatened veto.

Slave passageway found at Washington's home
PHILADELPHIA -- Archaeologists unearthing the remains of George Washington's presidential home have discovered a hidden passageway used by his nine slaves, raising questions about whether the ruins should be incorporated into a new exhibit at the site.

Logger amputates leg with knife to free himself
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- In a remarkable display of strong will and survival, a California logger cut off his leg to free himself from beneath a fallen tree on a remote hillside.

Hurricane surge may be nothing new, study says
A surge in major Atlantic hurricanes over the last decade may not be a surge at all but a return to normal storm patterns, according to a new study.

Immigration bill falls flat
WASHINGTON -- The collapse of comprehensive immigration reform in the Senate Thursday night represents a political defeat for President Bush, Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., and Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., the bill's most prominent sponsors. More significantly, it represents a scathing indictment of the political culture of Washington.

New Lincoln letter unveiled
WASHINGTON -- Abraham Lincoln believed the Civil War was nearing the end in July 1863. If only Union Gen. George Meade would capitalize on victories in Vicksburg and Gettysburg and aggressively attack Robert E. Lee's Confederate army, the war could be over, Lincoln felt.

Feds to ease passport rules
WASHINGTON -- The Bush administration is poised to suspend a major post-9/11 security initiative to cope with increasingly angry complaints from Americans whose summer vacations are threatened by new passport rules.

Agreement elusive at G-8
HOHEN LUCKOW, Germany -- The leaders of some of the world's biggest producers of greenhouse gases are unlikely to agree on specific goals for averting global warming at an international summit this week on the Baltic Sea, with President Bush rejecting the hard targets that European leaders are seeking.

Hilton's early release may not last too long
LOS ANGELES -- Hours after she was released from custody Thursday, Paris Hilton was ordered to appear in court today for a hearing on whether she will stay out of jail.

Sheriff proposes $58.8M budget, a hike over '07
St. Johns County Sheriff David Shoar's proposed 2008 budget will be $58.8 million -- 10.45 percent higher than this budget year -- mostly due to what the sheriff calls "uncontrollable costs."

Healey dies alone; honored at burial
William Healey Jr. died alone, lying on the railroad tracks in St. Augustine.

Fishing fans back for more
After a day of what he called "pre-fishing," Rick Henley, 37, guided his boat, "Stock Option," up to the dock of the St. Augustine Municipal Marina, just south of the Bridge of Lions on Thursday afternoon. The weather was clear, the water calm and blue, and Henley seemed satisfied, even though his party hadn't caught anything.

Hanson: The global immigration problem
Thousands of aliens crossing our 2,000-mile border from an impoverished Mexico reflect a much larger global one-way traffic problem.

Jury acquits Clay commissioner
ST. AUGUSTINE -- In under an hour Wednesday, a six-member jury acquitted ousted Clay County Commissioner Christy Fitzgerald of two charges stemming from a government corruption investigation that led to her indictment more than a year ago.

Police Report:
ELKTON Car wasn't stolen: A 22-year-old Elkton woman faces charges of making a false report after reporting her vehicle was stolen.

Two with local ties are named CEOs
St. Johns County has two more friends in high places.

Reform would mean cuts
St. Johns and Flagler counties would face the largest percentage of property tax cuts in Florida under the Legislature's latest reform proposal, St. Johns Budget Director Doug Timms said Wednesday.

Leaving his mark
Integrity. Dignity. Class.

Jacksonville woman faces charges in hit and run
A Jacksonville woman faces felony charges in the hit-and-run death of a blind athlete from Philadelphia whose body was found on U.S. 1 North early Sunday morning.

Police Report:
POLICE REPORTS The following was compiled from police reports collected from the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office (SJCSO), St. Augustine Police Department (SAPD) and St. Augustine Beach Police Department (SABPD): JAIL LOG Who: Anderson, David Wayne, 29, St. Augustine. Charge: Failure to appear -- driving while license suspended. (SJCSO)

Senior at Nease wins scholarship
Nathan Georgette, a rising senior at Nease High School, won a $20,000 scholarship and an invitation for a paid 10-week scholarship from the Department of Homeland Security recently.

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Sesrie Ford
Sesrie Ford, 64, of Myrtle Beach, S.C., died June 4, 2007, at his home, due to a long-term illness. Mr. Ford was a native of St. Augustine for many years where he attended both the Excelsior High School and Richard J. Murray High School, graduating from the class of 1962. Mr. Ford was an outstanding running back for the Murray High Bulldog's football team. Upon graduating, he attended Allen University, Columbia, S.C., where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in physical education. He worked as head football coach throughout his career in Warren's Robins, Ga., Hartford, Conn., and Bloomfield, Conn., before retiring in Myrtle Beach, S.C.

Elain Watts
Elain Watts, 32, of Jacksonville, died June 1, 2007, at her home. Mrs. Watts was a native of Espanola and had resided in St. Augustine for the past three years. Mrs. Watts worked as a clerk/cashier and was a member of St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church. She was of the Baptist faith.

Yvonne Smiley Jackson
Yvonne Smiley Jackson, 57, of St. Augustine, died May 31, 2007, at Earl Hadlow Hospice Center, Jacksonville. Mrs. Jackson worked as a domestic engineer and was a member of Destiny International Church. She was of the Pentacostal faith.

Arthur G. Kilroy
Arthur G. Kilroy, 96, of St. Augustine, formerly of Middleton, Mass., died Thursday, May 31, at the Beaumont Rehabilitation & Skilled Nursing Center in Northborough, Mass.

Joseph Yasenchock
Joseph Yasenchock, 85, of Paterson, N.J., died May 31, 2007, at St. Joseph's Hospital. Mr. Yasenchock was a former resident of St. Augustine Shores, where he lived for many years. Mr. Yasenchock served in the Asiatic Pacific Theater during World War II, receiving four bronze stars. He was a member of the Free Masons and Shriners. Services: Will be held at a later date.

Roger F. Davis
Roger F. Davis, 57, of St. Augustine, died June 3, 2007, at Flagler Hospital. Mr. Davis was a native of Huntingdon, Pa., and had resided in St. Augustine since 1989. Mr. Davis worked as a sheet metal fabricator and a mechanic at Northrop Grumman and was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.

Deacon Willie James Harris
Deacon Willie James Harris, 54, of St. Augustine, died June 4, 2007, at Flagler Hospital. Mr. Harris was a native of Jacksonville and had resided in St. Augustine for approximately 20 years. Mr. Harris worked as a custodian for the St. Johns County School District. He was a member of the New Mt. Moriah Christian Ministries where he served as deacon and was a former manager and lead vocalist of the NU Faith gospel group. He was of the Baptist faith.

Mary Lois Pagett Jordan
Mary Lois Pagett Jordan, widow of Donald Jordan, passed away on Wednesday, June 6, 2007, after a battle with cancer. Mary was born Feb. 13, 1930, as the seventh of 10 children born to Oatley Hobert and Emma Johnson Pagett. They predeceased her, as well as her great aunt and uncle who reared her, John LaMartin and Mary Emily Pagett Knapp, and brothers, Charles Atley and John Hobert Pagett, sister Iva Lorraine Pagett Burner.

Adolescent intellectuals
To a small child, the reason he cannot do many things that he would like to do is that his parents won't let him. Many years later, maturity brings an understanding that there are underlying reasons for doing or not doing many things, and that his parents were essentially conduits for those reasons.

Letter: Mosquito board should cancel helicopter
Editor: Your recent article about the Anastasia Mosquito Control District brought several thoughts to mind.

Letter: Cracker Swamp is no place for a prison farm
Editor: "Time is of the essence" is a standard clause in a real estate contract however the need for speed to purchase and develop a "work farm" is ill advised at best and suspect at worst. In this dismal, depressed, and falling real estate market the "appraised amount," the asking price, and what is actually paid for a property can be worlds apart.

Hanson: The global immigration problem
Thousands of aliens crossing our 2,000-mile border from an impoverished Mexico reflect a much larger global one-way traffic problem.

Editorial: Buckle up and save your life
Results from the recent Click It or Ticket --- a national initiative -- are dismal for St. Johns, Flagler and Putnam counties. There were 674 seat belt usage traffic citations written in the region, up from 550 last year, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Editorial: Florida's return to top of leisure destinations is good news for us
Florida's tourism industry is rejoicing this week after regaining the top spot in a national leisure travel survey. St. Johns County should be happy, too, because it has the six top attributes that travelers look for when picking out their next vacation destination.

Letter: State "no-raise" plan unfair to its employees
Editor: How did Florida legislators find the money to fund the Hurricane Essentials sales tax break, the School Supplies sales tax break and the pending property tax reduction legislation an austere budget year?

Letter: Gas prices areout of control
Editor: Do you think you can stand up and be counted on this issue? These gas prices are breaking the backbone of America. It is a spiraling issue. Another case of Nibor Dooh economics -- the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer.

Letter: Python feeding wrong for TV news
Editor: The population of Florida is rapidly burgeoning and now exceeds 18 million year-round residents. This number does not include statistics of annual "snowbirds" that winter here. Florida has plagued its natural native species predators: alligators being displaced from habitat and moving into suburban backyards.

Letter: Hastings does not need prison farm
Editor: I am writing to voice my opposition to the location of the new prison farm.

Revival to feature McKissick
Rudolph W. McKissick Jr., senior pastor of Bethel Baptist Institutional Church, Jacksonville, will visit St. Augustine this coming weekend for a June revival at First Baptist Church, 81 St. Francis St.

Students lending a helping hand through urban plunge
Dozens of Orange Park teens are volunteering their time and talent to repair or clean up homes for people in need.

Special services planned
The 20th annual Foundation Week at Restoration Time Deliverance Center, Inc., and Breakthrough at The Lord's Temple are two special events planned by area churches.

Asplundsto address Marketplace on Thursday
Founders of The Marketplace Christian Professional Resources Ken and Norma Asplund will be speakers Thursday, when the group gathers at Carrabba's Italian Grill, 155 State Road 312 West.

Community uniting for Somebody Cares
Somebody Cares St. Augustine (SCSA) is a new church-based organization in town with a purpose of uniting the community by bringing the Good News of Gospel and the necessities of life to the underprivileged.

Fascar rally is Saturday
Children ages four through sixth grade are invited to Community Bible Church, 3150 U.S. 1 South, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday for Olympian Fascar Rally. Sign-up begins at 10 a.m.

Notes
Dinner sale Zion Missionary Baptist Church, 96 Evergreen Ave., will host a dinner sale beginning at 11 a.m. today .

Spurs strike first
SAN ANTONIO -- One of the most anticipated debuts in NBA finals history was way, way off the mark.

Tampa Bay thinks Price is right as No. 1 pick
David Price is bringing his blazing fastball and sizable shoe collection to Tampa Bay.

An acting job Mangini couldn't refuse
As if NFL commissioner Roger Goodell didn't have enough wayward players to worry about, Jets coach Eric Mangini was caught on camera in a New Jersey restaurant last week meeting a known mob boss who has wagered large sums of money on his team.

Donovan officially out of Orlando contract
ORLANDO -- Billy Donovan is out in Orlando, and his cold feet will cost him.

Oregon St., Louisville unlikely super hosts
The defending College World Series champions are alive and well -- and two wins from a third straight trip to Omaha.

Marlins 7, Braves 4
ATLANTA -- Aaron Boone homered again, hitting a two-run shot, and the Florida Marlins held off the Atlanta Braves 7-4 Thursday.

AL Capsules
OAKLAND, Calif. -- Curt Schilling came within one out of his first career no-hitter Thursday, losing his bid when Shannon Stewart lined a clean single to right field in Boston's 1-0 victory over the Oakland Athletics.

Twins 8, Angels 5
ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Nick Punto, Michael Cuddyer and Jason Bartlett homered and Kevin Slowey lasted long enough to get his first major league victory as the Minnesota Twins beat the Los Angeles Angels 8-5 Wednesday.

Tommy Morrison prepares for MMA debut
CAMP VERDE, Ariz. -- Tommy Morrison says an MMA fighter is no match for a trained boxer.

Preakness winner Curlin is Belmont favorite
NEW YORK (AP) --Curlin won the Preakness by beating the Kentucky Derby winner. To win the Belmont Stakes on Saturday, the strapping colt will have to beat the Kentucky Oaks winner, and five other challengers.

Donovan's return to florida official
GAINESVILLE -- Billy Donovan swallowed a gulp of water and then his pride.

Nadal closer to 3rd straight French Open title; faces Djokovic next
PARIS -- Friend or foe, mentor or up-and-comer, Rafael Nadal treats everyone on the other side of the net at the French Open with the same amount of courtesy.

'Wild' trainer looking for Belmont upset
NEW YORK (AP) -- It will be tough to tell who's more comfortable at the Belmont Stakes on Saturday, trainer Bill Kaplan or his horse, Imawildandcrazyguy.

You're on, LeBron: James arrives on NBA's ultimate stage
SAN ANTONIO -- Headphones tilted back on his head, LeBron James walked the Cleveland Cavaliers through the shadowy tunnel and into the arena's gleaming lights -- and their first NBA finals.

Latest Magic trick: Van Gundy is new coach
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- The Orlando Magic have their man ... again.

Ducks capture Stanley Cup
ANAHEIM, Calif. -- The Anaheim Ducks aren't called mighty anymore. Now they can simply answer to Stanley Cup champions.

Golf: Wie survives first round as Kim leads LPGA
HAVRE DE GRACE, Md. -- This might have been one of the few times Michelle Wie was happy with a 73 on the LPGA Tour.

French Open: Sharapova starts slowly, loses quickly
PARIS -- Maria Sharapova's serve was shaky and her strokes were off. Her customary grit was nowhere to be found.

Gators baseball coach fired
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) -- Florida's baseball coach Pat McMahon was fired Thursday, just hours after the Gators rehired men's basketball coach Billy Donovan.

Disastrous artificial tire reef will take years to remove
FORT LAUDERDALE -- It took only days to create what was touted as the world's largest artificial reef made of old tires. It will now be years before the ecological mess it became is cleaned from the ocean floor.

Meteorologist: Storm conditions similar to 2004-05
TALLAHASSEE -- Florida this year is facing the same climatic conditions that led in 2004-05 to a series of eight hurricanes, which hit or affected the state, a weather expert told state officials Thursday.

Cell phone tower worker killed in 75 feet fall
JACKSONVILLE (AP) -- A cell phone tower worker fell 75 feet to his death Thursday, police said.

Ex-Fla. principal accused of failing to report crimes to protect football star
MIAMI -- A former high school principal was indicted Wednesday on charges that he failed to report on-campus sex crimes to protect a star running back who eventually led his team to a state title.

Tourist dies while swimming at Destin beach
DESTIN -- An Indiana man on vacation with his family died while swimming in the Gulf of Mexico on Thursday morning, the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office said.

Engineers resolve tank concerns on space shuttle
CAPE CANAVERAL -- NASA resolved lingering concerns about lines connecting the external fuel tank to Atlantis on Wednesday and moved ahead with preparations for the first space shuttle launch of the year.

Jacksonville police identify two people killed
JACKSONVILLE -- The names of two people shot and killed in a Jacksonville home were released Thursday, but police not released the identity of a third victim or provide details on the triple slaying.

Fort Lauderdale airport to get runway expansion, shorter delays
FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) -- Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport will see shorter flight delays with an expanded runway approved by Broward County commissioners.

Poll: Voters seek large tax cut
TALLAHASSEE -- Florida voters not only want property taxes cut, they want lawmakers to super-size those reductions, according to a poll released Wednesday.

Atlantis launch set for today
CAPE CANAVERAL -- After a three-month delay, NASA entered the final day of a launch countdown for space shuttle Atlantis Thursday with no major technical problems looming and a forecast for promising weather.

Electrical fire at Surf Station doused
The St. Augustine Fire Department extinguished a small electrical fire yesterevening at the battered Surf Station, located across from the Alligator Farm on A1A.

Sunni group says it has reached accord with al-Qaida
CAIRO, Egypt -- A Sunni insurgent group said Wednesday it has reached a cease-fire with al-Qaida in Iraq.

Putin suggests alternate radar site
ROSTOCK, Germany -- Russian President Vladimir Putin told President Bush Thursday that he'd cooperate on a proposed missile defense system in Europe if it used a Soviet-era radar system stationed in Azerbaijan instead of a U.S.-built one in the Czech Republic.

Baghdad's key Shiite shrine district hit by twin bombings
BAGHDAD -- Twin car bombings struck intersections near Baghdad's most revered Shiite shrine Wednesday. The military said the buildup of some 30,000 extra U.S. troops aimed at stopping such attacks is nearly complete but it could take up to two months for the newly arrived reinforcements to be fully effective.

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