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State moves FLDS members from Fort Concho

Wednesday, April 16, 2008

Three charter buses filled with women and children from the YFZ ranch were moved around 1:35 p.m. today from Fort Concho to the San Angelo Fairgrounds. The reason for the move was not immediately clear
From: gosanangelo.com

On the road, for the schools

Wednesday, January 16, 2008

MOBILE, Ala. ? When Terri Tomlinson needed books for her school?s library, the principal at George Hall Elementary here did not call the school board. ?What are they going to do for me?? she said. ?They?ll just tell me there is no money.? Instead, Tomlinson called Carolyn Akers, executive director of an independent foundation that pumps money and resources into the Mobile County Public School ...
From: www.thestate.com

Hush that fuss

Members of the Odessa High boys basketball team board an All Aboard America! charter bus recently to ride to San Angelo for their game against San Angelo Central. ECISD has put in a purchase order for customized activity buses with seatbelts.
From: www.oaoa.com

Chestnut Hill students ride to lunch in style

The long, white limousine pulled up in front Chestnut Hill Monday to pick up some VIPs -- 35 students who worked hard to raise money for their school. &
From: www.ourmidland.com

The visitors, they just keep on coming

There?s a reason for the crowded restaurants, long lift lines and jammed buses. Telluride?s winter tourist season is soaring.
From: www.telluridenews.com

Forde: The Minutes handicaps unbeaten odds

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

From horrendous offense to unbeaten Kansas, Memphis and North Carolina, The Minutes analyzes it all.
From: sports.espn.go.com

State Makes Plans In Case Of Amtrak Strike

With a possible Amtrak strike looming at the end of the month, the state is brushing off its contingency plan to transport passengers who ride
From: www.theday.com

Bus-crash fatalities unusual in Utah

Saturday, January 12, 2008

A commercial bus crashes in Utah about every four days, though it rarely results in a fatality.
From: deseretnews.com