SC stays construction of
SC stays construction of hotel on Shimla Mall Road (The Tribune)
The Supreme Court has stayed the extended construction of Tashkent hotel in Shimla, that falls in the prohibitory heritage Mall Road zone, following a petition by the Municipal Corporation of Shimla (MCS) alleging that the construction was being done in violation of the laid down guidelines.
Sunday, Oct. 23 (Chillicothe Gazette)
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES: Church of Deliverance, 393 N. High St. Bishop-elect, Jessie Lisath, of Columbus, will speak during the 10:45 a.m. service and Bishop Edward Shouse, of Pickerington, will speak during the 4 p.m. service.
Bridging the gap (Simcoe.com)
Missing teeth may be cute in a five-year-old, but most adults with a gap in their mouth prefer to have a full set of teeth. For many years, dentures and bridges have been popular, but in recent years, a growing number of Canadians are opting for alternative: dental implants.
CAROL CAIN/SMALL BUSINESS: Feeling fine in Detroit (Detroit Free Press)
This is the story of three entrepreneurs who chose to locate in the Motor City when it might have been easier to set up shop elsewhere.
Bond recommendations (The Arizona Republic)
Here are the projects recommended for funding in the 2006 bond program by about 700 volunteers on 14 subcommittees.
Health Fields Offer Many Jobs (RedNova)
There are many different jobs in the medical field. Listed below are some health-related jobs, the training, salary ranges and duties for each: Certified Medical Assistant -- RSHG Training Center. Training: Requires a 10-month program, with either day or night classes available.
World Vision Asia Tsunami Response - Update (AlertNet)
Food and Non-Food Assistance World Vision has continued its provision of World Food Program food such as rice, canned fish, fortified noodles, and vegetable oil to Aceh Besar and Banda Aceh areas, benefiting 128,562 beneficiaries. General food distributions were conducted in two sub-districts of West Aceh (Samatiga and Arongan Lambalek) for 22,680 beneficiaries.
NEWS OF THE WEIRD (Anchorage Press)
Except for the first item, all stories this week are updates of earlier reports in News of the Weird. (After all, some weird news just tends to linger.)
Bogus dentist wants to practice again (icCroydon)
WHEN 300 patients of Omid Omidi Mazaheri were recalled to take HIV tests they were left horrified. The 40-year-old had not been registered as a dentist in the UK and health bosses feared he may have transferred blood-borne diseases from one person to another.
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