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Signers

They are everywhere; at entrances and exits of shopping centers and on street corners and road dividers plying their ruse upon a decent public promising to “work for food” when no one in his or her right mind would want to hire them.

(PASO ROBLES, Calif.) - Every Rest Stop seems to have them, men and women holding hand- printed scrap-cardboard signs begging silently for “anything” [preferably cash] for gas, or you name it. Usually, they sit on a bench near restrooms facing the parking spaces.

New Evidence in Botched Houston Castration Trial

Mrs. Nadal was insane, not guilty of extraordinary hateful vengeance.

(PARIS, France) - New evidence is developing in the Houston castration case, via the Facebook page of Mrs. Jennifer Coias, in an entry dated August 18, 2009.

Five weeks after the birth of the baby boy, Katherine Nadal was down in deep post-partum depression, a fact attested by her taking strong pain-killers (methadone notably, which is supposed to prevent from addiction) rather than being “high on drugs”, as unjustly reproached.

Murphy`s Law-Plus

A few you have heard and many more that you possibly haven't.

(CALGARY, Alberta) - Avery's Observation: It doesn’t matter if you fall down, as long as you pick up something from the floor when you get up.

MURPHY'S LAW: If anything can go wrong, it will.

Murphy's Corollary: Left to themselves, things tend to go from bad to worse.

AMBER Alert Issued for 7-Year Old Idaho Boy

Officers believe Luca may be a passenger in a Chrysler Minivan, California license plate 6GQC981.

(BOISE, Idaho) - Boise Police were called to a report of a child missing from his apartment home Wednesday around 3:45 p.m. in the 400 blk of N. Avenue H, northeast of Reserve Street and Mountain Cover Road.

According to a witness, Luca's teenage sister, the male suspect knocked on the door and she answered. A man unknown to her asked for Luca by name.

Night of Fire 2009 Will Light it Up This Weekend (VIDEO)

The shows helps children that have cancer or other serious illnesses.

(SALEM, Ore.) - One of the Northwest’s hottest summer events returns Friday, August 21, with the 10th annual Night of Fire Benefit Car Show in Salem, Oregon.

This year’s Night of Fire benefits 10-year old Daisy Keiffer of Salem who is battling Ewing’s Sarcoma, an aggressive form of cancer. The public can help by attending this super fun family event.

METH-BUSTERS Strike Again in Stayton

Group gains victories by taking their complaints about meth supplies right to the source.

(STAYTON, Ore.) - Two convenience stores owned by Johal Sarbjit in Stayton, have been selling bongs, Hookahs, screens for pipes as well as pipes, scales and plastic bags which have been known to store, sell and distribute meth.

This is the second time METH-BUSTERS, a group of concerned citizens has confronted one of the stores.

Missing Inmate in Yamhill County in Custody

Yamhill County officials say Webb is considered dangerous and should not be approached by any Yamhill County citizens.

(MCMINNVILLE, Ore.) - Yamhill County Jail inmate Andrew James Webb ran from Yamhill County Courthouse at 3:19 p.m. this afternoon while being medically transported back to the Jail.

28-year old Andrew James Webb, is 6’1 approximately 185 lbs, has blue eyes and short brown hair. He had just been sentenced to 15 months consecutive time at the Yamhill County Jail and also had a Klickitat County, Washington hold pending.

Beaverton Police Seek Missing Person

It's unknown where Mrs. Moeller may have driven to; all the likely spots have been checked.

(BEAVERTON, Ore.) - On Monday, August 17th, at 9:00 am the Beaverton Police Department received a call of a missing woman. Mr. Steven Moeller reported that his wife, 50-year old Jill Arlene Moeller, had left for work at 7:30 am but never arrived. As of this morning at 8:45 a.m. she still has not been heard from.

Mrs. Moeller is on medication for depression and mild symptoms of dementia. She does not have access to her medication, except at home.

The Internet and Consumer Protection in Oregon

Kroger is charting a different course for the AG's office than did his predecessor.

(SALEM, Ore.) - The consumer protection chief in the Oregon attorney general's office spent years defending companies against consumer claims before pursuing nefarious businesses.

Keith Dubanevich leads the Oregon Department of Justice's consumer protection division, Legal Newsline reported Monday.

The 2009 Oregon State Fair is a BIG Deal!

Low ticket prices, daily discounts, free shows and more make Oregon’s biggest event truly affordable.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Oregonians looking for big entertainment for little money need to look no further than Salem and the Oregon State Fair. For 11 days, the Fair is one of the best deals around, providing hours…and days…of entertainment at low prices.

This year, the Fair is introducing new discounts to make the fun even more affordable.