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2012/05/28 05:48
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Suspects sought in convenience store robbery
A 27-year-old man is okay after the convenience store he was working in was robbed. Winnipeg Police say two men in their late 20s went into the store in the 3500 block of Roblin Boulevard just before...
Winnipeg police
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2012/05/28 05:42
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Stores not toasting Sunday liquor sales - Even th...
Sales may not have changed because of the exorbitant prices charged. Nearly every item in the store is double in price to what can be purchased at volume stores (such as Total Wine). The high prices...
2012/05/28 05:34
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Ministry yard sale set for Saturday
Mia Ministries will be having its second annual yard sale from 7 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday at 308 S. Main St. Electronics, household items, furniture and miscellaneous items will be sold. There also will...
Mia Ministries
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2012/05/28 05:29
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Kraft Foods pilots vending machines with digital ...
Kraft Foods pilots vending machines with digital touch screens As part of a pilot program to test the new vending technology, Kraft Foods has rolled out a new vending solution in Melbourne with touch...
Kraft Foods Melbourne Neil Low Monash University Melbourne Airport
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2012/05/28 05:19
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Howard man convicted of threats, DUI
A jury convicted a Howard man Thursday on charges he drove drunk to a convenience store, brandished a rifle and threatened customers. Kevin Shaffer, 54, was found guilty on charges of terroristic...
Kevin Shaffer Centre County Stacy Parks Miller Pamela Ruest
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2012/05/28 05:17
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'Junk' brushpot given to English charity shop sel...
A DAMAGED Chinese pot handed over to an English charity shop along with other "junk" was sold for £360,000 ($573,692). The brushpot, which was cracked and glued together, was donated to St. Peter's...
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2012/05/28 04:57
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What's open and what's closed on Memorial Day
Convenience stores: Open. State and municipal offices: Closed. Trash collection: Delayed one day. Most departments of The Herald News will be closed today. However, the Circulation Department will...
the Herald Circulation Department News Department
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2012/05/28 04:51
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Biz Buzz: Family takes swim lessons to a neighbor...
Kerin Morgan's family has been teaching Richmond-area children how to swim since the mid-1990s. But for much of that time, she has known there was a better way to do it if she could move the...
Tim Morgan Morgan Family Aqua-Tots Swim School Marshalls Morgan Swim School Merchants Walk shopping center
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2012/05/28 03:55
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No 'WOW' in an online retail slowdown
... suggest some lowering of the threat to traditional retailers posed by the growth in online Retailing but that would be false comfort because there was a particular reason for the lower...
National Australia Bank Woolworths Dick Smith Canberra
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2012/05/28 03:30
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Retailers’ revelations rattle new minister
In a shocking revelation, retail liquor traders on Sunday told new excise minister K. Parthasarathi that about 1.5 lakh belt shops were in operation in the state. The revelation came during the...
K. Parthasarathi AP Wineries and Distilleries Association
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2012/05/28 02:28
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Police seek help to catch bushy eyebrows man who ...
POLICE are hunting for a man with "bushy eyebrows" who claimed he had a weapon in his pocket when he robbed a convenience store at Bellmere, near Caboolture and north of Brisbane, on Sunday...
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2012/05/28 00:40
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TriBeCa Whole Foods opens at 8 a.m. Wednesday
TriBeCa Whole Foods opens at 8 a.m. Wednesday The TriBeCa Whole Foods will have check-out conveyor belts, unlike its other locations in the city. Photo by street scenes on Flickr If there’s one...
Whole Foods Fred Shank New York City Simone Herbin
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2012/05/27 23:39
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High tech’s race to the shopping centre
The Metropolis at Metrotown Shopping Centre in Burnaby, B.C. is the new front in the wireless wars. In a digital age, a growing array of technology and telecommunications heavyweights are shifting...
Apple Inc. Telus Corp. Rogers Communications Inc. Google Canada Neill
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2012/05/27 23:05
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Nobody home? Postie to leave parcels for pick-up ...
Sounds like a good idea. Saves trying to arrange your Saturday so that you can get to the Post Office for the two hours it's open. Then, too, Australia Post could have added weekday evening and...
Post Office Erskineville HN and Co
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2012/05/27 22:44
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Systemic change and and what it means to retailin...
... change and transparent pricing. In Australia, we are going through systemic change in Retailing and wholesaling that has been two decades in the making. Regardless of where we work, we...
Peter Senge Polly Yule federal government Kevin Moore Geoff Morgan
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2012/05/27 22:35
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Woman found dead in car in Corinth; foul play not...
Woman found dead in car in Corinth; foul play not suspected CORINTH – A woman was found dead in her car outside a convenience store at Cass and Meigg Streets a short time after going inside to make a...
Meleah Lewis Jay Jones
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2012/05/27 21:55
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Long road for NYC prosecutors in Etan Patz case
The likelihood of DNA evidence emerging in Etan's case is slim. According to police, Hernandez said he lured the boy from his school bus stop on May 25, 1979, with the promise of a soda, then...
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2012/05/27 21:22
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Cheap food comes at a price
Cheap food comes at a price MELISSA FYFE AND ROYCE MILLAR SUPERMARKET giants Coles and Woolworths are relying on cheap labour in countries such as South Africa and Thailand to deliver their...
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2012/05/27 20:46
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Trying to Match Customer Habits and Shopping Hours
The Liquor Locker in the Compo Shopping Center was open today from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.—the first time the shop has been open on a Sunday. “We sold a fair amount of rose and pinot grigio wines,” said...
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2012/05/27 19:34
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Netizen outrage at film of shopping trolley `snat...
Monday, May 28, 2012A "good Samaritan" filmed helping an old woman retrieve her shopping trolley in the middle of the road but who instead lets an alleged accomplice walk off with it has caused uproar...
Pun Chi-man Kowloon City The Standard Newspapers Publishing Ltd.
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