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NJ's barrier islands are scenes of devastation

NJ's barrier islands are scenes of devastation
By MARYCLAIRE DALE and WAYNE PARRYAssociated Press MANTOLOKING, N.J. (AP) - New Jersey's delicate barrier islands, long and slender strips of land cherished by generations of sunbathing vacationers and full-time residents alike, are a hazardous wasteland of badly eroded shore, ruined

Mich. police have many obstacles in shooting spree

Mich. police have many obstacles in shooting spree
By COREY WILLIAMSAssociated Press DETROIT (AP) - Clues appear to be few: slugs and bullet fragments embedded in cars, metal casings on roadways, a simple black and white sketch of the shooter and vague descriptions of the car he drove. Investigators searching for a man responsible for shooting

In darkened NYC, safety on the list of concerns

In darkened NYC, safety on the list of concerns
By JENNIFER PELTZ and RALPH D. RUSSOAssociated Press NEW YORK (AP) - Faced with the prospect of days without power and swaths of the city plunged into darkness at night, police brought in banks of lights and boosted patrols to reassure victims of a monster storm that they won't be victims of

In darkened NYC, safety on the list of concerns

In darkened NYC, safety on the list of concerns
By JENNIFER PELTZ and RALPH D. RUSSOAssociated Press NEW YORK (AP) - Faced with the prospect of days without power and swaths of the city plunged into darkness at night, police brought in banks of lights and boosted patrols to reassure victims of a monster storm that they won't be victims of

Analysis: Doing his job, Obama a subtle campaigner

Analysis: Doing his job, Obama a subtle campaigner
By BEN FELLERAP White House Correspondent WASHINGTON (AP) - It may look to America like President Barack Obama is off the campaign trail. He's really not. By commanding the response to a ferocious October storm a week before the election, Obama is employing a major political advantage in

Analysis: Doing his job, Obama a subtle campaigner

Analysis: Doing his job, Obama a subtle campaigner
By BEN FELLERAP White House Correspondent WASHINGTON (AP) - It may look to America like President Barack Obama is off the campaign trail. He's really not. By commanding the response to a ferocious October storm a week before the election, Obama is employing a major political advantage in

Guard delivers food, water to flooded NJ city

Guard delivers food, water to flooded NJ city
By SAMANTHA HENRYAssociated Press HOBOKEN, N.J. (AP) - National Guard troops delivered food and water to residents in this heavily flooded city across from Manhattan on Wednesday as officials sent out a plea for more supplies, including boats and generators. Superstorm Sandy sent the raging

Suspicious vehicles targeted in search for shooter

Suspicious vehicles targeted in search for shooter
By COREY WILLIAMSAssociated Press DETROIT (AP) - Police have stopped a number of cars that appear to be involved in "suspicious activities" along some southeast Michigan roads and freeways in an effort to find a man shooting randomly at passing vehicles. Officers are looking for anything out of

New York's Silicon Alley makes do after Sandy

New York's Silicon Alley makes do after Sandy
By BARBARA ORTUTAYAP Technology Writer NEW YORK (AP) - New York City's fast-paced technology scene, known as Silicon Alley, tried not to lose a step after Hurricane Sandy knocked out power lines, devastated the public transit system and left portions of the city flooded. On Tuesday,

UPDATE: Mother Who Left Children On Side Of I-90 Claims Amnesia

UPDATE: Mother Who Left Children On Side Of I-90 Claims Amnesia
KHQ.COM - Investigators say 27-year-old Shannon Germanton left her two young sons alone on the side of Interstate 90 between 6:30 and 7:30 Tuesday morning at the Washington-Idaho state line. Her sons, ages 3 and 6, were found on the side of the busy road sitting in the grass by a