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Flaherty seeks voluntary changes to card fees (CBC via Yahoo! Canada News)
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty has proposed a voluntary code of conduct for credit and debit card providers that he says will "level the playing field" for consumers and small businesses. 2009 hunting season slower than usual (Craig Daily Press)
Leland Reinier, owner of Big Cat Taxidermy in Craig, said business has suffered this year because the number of hunters has dropped. When there aren’t large numbers of out-of-town hunters, the community suffers, Reinier said. Review: (Untitled) Knocks Pompous Artists Down a Few Pegs (seattlepi.com)
(Untitled) isn't just a takedown of highfalutin creative types but a smart, thoughtful deflating of their egos. Incorrect address (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
In Sunday's edition, an article about Realistic Taxidermy inLowell contained an incorrect address. The correct address is 15820Chestnut St. The Times regrets the error. BLOCK PARTY: Seventh Between Olive and Grand (Los Angeles Downtown News)
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES - In Downtown, historical, architectural and social consistency are fleeting. The community boasts many diverse districts, and individual streets have their own distinct identity. As part of a series called Block Party, Los Angeles Downtown News is profiling individual Downtown blocks, examining each one’s character, trademark businesses and people. This week: Seventh ... Tony Angell evokes Northwest nature in 'Puget Sound Through an Artist's Eye' (Seattle Times)
Tony Angell, a Seattle-based artist, will talk about his book "Puget Sound Through an Artist's Eye" at Elliott Bay Book Company and Foster/White Gallery. By: Maryland Real Estate | Baltimore Real Estate | Annapolis Real Estate
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