Dog’s return after year lost gives owner happy tale

Dog’s return after year lost gives owner happy tale
WILLIAMSBURG Karen Martin was having a bad year. She had broken up with her boyfriend, money was tight, and then her dog went missing. Willis, a 6-year-old clumber spaniel, disappeared from her Portsmouth backyard Dec. 21, 2009. “Last Christmas was terrible,” said Martin, an operating systems programmer for the city of Chesapeake. “I was so distraught.”
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Findlay Christmas flash mob
It’s a trend that’s sweeping the nation. Large groups of people getting together to sing, dance or just stand still. 
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Pre-Marketing 12/22
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UPDATED! 2010 Holiday Gift Guide: What To Get Your Favorites This Year

UPDATED! 2010 Holiday Gift Guide: What To Get Your Favorites This Year
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i on today: Counting the cost of a white Christmas
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Clicker alliance with social will help users decide what to watch
Friends’ recommendations on movies, TV shows and videos will be part of Facebook’s instant-personalization program. Clicker, which aims to become the definitive Internet TV guide, is friending the world’s most popular social networking site, Facebook, in a move that could create a potentially powerful and more personal platform for users looking for movies, television shows and videos to watch.
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