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Site Posted by Robert K. Foster on Friday, October 19, 2007

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• Pentagon To Change Rules About Women In Combat

  
  Women could soon serve closer to the front lines.

• Four Felony Counts Filed Against Former Jackson County Judge

  
  James Justin faces up to five years in prison and $10,000 in fines.

• Consumer Report: Tasty Butter Substitutes

  
  Butter substitutes can be a good alternative, with less fat and fewer calories—but shop carefully.

• Help for Refinancing Underwater Loans

  
  If you're current on your mortgage payments but owe more than your home is worth because of declining property values, there could be relief in sight.

• Michigan's Primary Heating Up

  
  With three weeks to go, excitement continues to build around Michigan's relevant primary.

• Study: Tai Chi Helps Ease Symptoms of Parkinson's

  
  After six months, the tai chi group had better balance and control than the other groups.

• CMU Gets Green Light For Medical School

  
  Central Michigan University says it has received accreditation for the new medical school that's set to receive its first class of future doctors next year.

• Jackson Senior Missing for 2 weeks

  
  Jackson Police are asking the public to help them find 57-year-old William Laverne Blair. He was last seen two weeks ago at the Reed Manor Apartments.

• State Employee Furlough Days Canceled

  
  More money coming in to the state means employees won't have to take furlough days.

• Waverly Parents Talk Budget, Image and Fights at Coffee Chat

  
  Parents in the Waverly Community School District were talking education Wednesday, as they shared coffee with the Interim Superintendent. They voiced a desire to get Waverly schools past what some are calling a rough patch.

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