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Airman charged with soliciting girl online FREDERICKSBURG — A Hampton man’s military career is in jeopardy after he solicited a 13-year-old girl online for sex, police said. Read more on Daily Press Irish Jig 5k’s overlooked cause has special meaning for family who lost mother “It was like it was meant to be, maybe a ‘God’ thing,” says daughter. Read more on The Grand Rapids…. Click Here to Read More

Dan Moran: Blue Devils, Warhawks join the parade downstate Head down Peoria way this time of year, and you’ll hear an expression of Prairie State pride: “Welcome to the Illinois State High School Basketball Tournament — America’s Original March Madness .”And it is in the historical record that an IHSA assistant something-or-other wrote an article in 1939 coining the phrase, paying homage to an invitational that goes back to 1908. But with all due … Read more on Lake County News-Sun Senior centers on chopping block Lunchtime at the Rockaway Boulevard Senior Center in Jamaica, one of 22 in Queens that could be shuttered due to budget cuts. PHOTO BY ANNMARIE COSTELLA Read more on Queens Chronicle More to Lose Than a Game: Family Has ID Stolen Through Xbox JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Playing video games won’t be the same for 14-year-old Zach Grant anymore. Read more on First Coast…. Click Here to Read More

Kiwi PC: A Desktop Designed Just for Seniors If the rational part of your brain can overlook the weak specs, this might be a good system for older users who need, well, a hassle-free PC. Read more on PC World Robert Redford – Robert Redford’s Rural English Pub Visit Stuns Locals Hollywood legend Robert Redford stunned locals in a quaint English pub when he walked in for a beer and happily signed autographs. The Oscar winning actor is in the U. K. to announce plans to bring his Sundance Festival to London and travelled to the north of England to visit pals in rural Yorkshire. And villagers at the Ferry Boat pub in York… Read more on ContactMusic First Bell: Two chats down, more chats to go; coalition sets candidate forum; LHS graduate nominated for Goldwater … Time for another edition of First Bell, a rundown of news and other educational items involving schools in the area. Read more on Lawrence…. Click Here to Read More

Jay Sanders emphasizes social and health benefits of Telemedicine Jay H. Sanders, professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins University, discussed telemedicine’s influence on health care delivery and social issues in McCrary Theatre. Although Sanders’ colleagues name him the father of Telemedicine, he rejected the title. Read more on The Pendulum Marlayna finds new friends Kathie and Shelby Pearce, Laura and Julia Messore, Gina and Kelsey Yzaguirre, Carolyn and Chelsea Pullin, Barbara and Breanne Alejandre, Jamille and Kayla Hamlet, Amy and Clementine Garrett, Edith and Emily Gagner of the National Charity League Class of 2014 viait with Marlayna Diaz at her home. Read more on Highland Community News The sad saga of Sad-Eye Joe at Knott’s In a corner of Knott’s Berry Farm’s Ghost Town sits the town jail, home to Orange County ‘s longest jailed inmate, Sad-Eye Joe.According to legend, Joseph Nagnapper was originally thrown in jail for stealing the Ghost Town … Read more…. Click Here to Read More

NBA Chat With Tommy Beer Join Senior NBA Writer and Fantasy Basketball Editor Tommy Beer every Wednesday at 8pm EST for his live chat. Drop in your questions now Read more on HoopsWorld Two chat alerts We’ll have a double-dip Tuesday of NFC North-related chats. Hopefully you’ll find some room for both. At 12:45 p.m. ET, Green Bay Packers safety Nick Collins will stop by SportsNation as part of his visit to ESPN’s headquarters in Bristol, Conn. (Collins will visit a variety of ESPN programming. We call it the car wash.) Then, at 2 p.m. ET, we’ll have our regular spot . All questions, with the … Read more on ESPN…. Click Here to Read More

The sad saga of Sad-Eye Joe at Knott’s In a corner of Knott’s Berry Farm’s Ghost Town sits the town jail, home to Orange County ‘s longest jailed inmate, Sad-Eye Joe.According to legend, Joseph Nagnapper was originally thrown in jail for stealing the Ghost Town … Read more on Orange County Register First Bell: School board candidate chats start today; Kindergarten Round-Up, open house set at Veritas; former … Time for another edition of First Bell, a rundown of news and other educational items involving schools in the area. Read more on Lawrence…. Click Here to Read More

Family survives night of bullets When John Tisdale heard a blast from outside his home in the 1000 block of Franklin Street, followed by the sound of the kitchen window breaking, his first thoughts were of his family. Read more on Roanoke Rapids Daily Herald Daniel Rubin: Smartphones inspiring some dumb behavior My new phone can tune a guitar, take dictation, and keep me from getting lost, but what I like best about it is what it doesn’t do, which is flash when I’ve got mail. Read more on The Philadelphia Inquirer Obama, new spokesman share ‘no drama’ approach Barack Obama’s new spokesman may be just the right guy for the president’s approach to governing: Obama doesn’t like drama and Jay Carney doesn’t seem to invite it. Read more on Channel 8 San…. Click Here to Read More

Live chat: Oakland vs. Oral Roberts Summit final Join Oakland Press beat writer Paul Kampe for a live chat at 9 p.m., as Oakland takes on Oral Roberts in the Summit League men’s final. Read more on The Oakland Press Orlando Shakespeare Theater announces PlayFest! schedule A Chat With Mark Brown: 7-8:30 p.m. Friday, April 8, Margeson Theater, Lowndes Shakespeare Center, 812 E. Rollins St., Orlando. $ 10. Former Orlando resident and PlayFest veteran, playwright Mark Brown (“Around the World in 80 Days,” “The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge” and “China – The Whole Enchilada”) returns to the Margeson Stage for an “Inside the Actor’s Studio” style conversation with Orlando … Read more on Orlando Sentinel Live chat with Rivermen center Nicholas Drazenovic The Journal Star’s live web chat with Rivermen center Nicholas Drazenovic has now ended.   The event can be accessed and replayed in the Cleve’s World sports blog here at pjstar.com.   Join us for…. Click Here to Read More

Daniel Rubin: Smartphones inspiring some dumb behavior My new phone can tune a guitar, take dictation, and keep me from getting lost, but what I like best about it is what it doesn’t do, which is flash when I’ve got mail. Read more on The Philadelphia Inquirer Review: With iPad 2, Apple one-ups itself The iPad 2 shows that when it comes to tablets, Apple refuses to be bested. Read more on IBN live Florida legislative session opens with dueling rallies Senate collegiality was on full display during the opening of the Florida Senate. Senate President Mike Haridopolos recognized a host of former senators from both parties who made the trip to Tallahassee for opening day. Among the attendees in the chamber: Gov. Rick Scott and Lt. Gov. Jennifer Carroll. read more Read more on The Florida…. Click Here to Read More

Rethink school discipline policies, say lawmakers, students and activists Saying punishments handed out by Colorado schools in this zero-tolerance era often needlessly involve law enforcement, unfairly target minorities and defy common sense, a pair of state senators Read more on Denver Post Tony joins the girls to prepare for Race for Life 2011 Totton gymnastics coach Tony Ware jumped to the challenge and wore a pink T-shirt to encourage local women to ‘join the girls’ at this year’s Tesco and Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life at Southampton. Tony and a squad from the Starlight Trampoline Club sprung into action when they heard the call for a record 12,000 women to take part in the event at The Common on Sunday, July 10. Read more on This is…. Click Here to Read More