The battle between food trucks and brick and mortar restaurants is getting ugly in the city of Monrovia. A group of 100 trucks is challenging a law that bans food trucks in the city’s historic shopping district, according to a a report by the… View full post on All Stories
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Is it fair to ban food trucks near restaurants?
Posted by davidguide on April 2nd, 2011
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Comments OffObstacles, omens and opportunities face newly elected leader in Guinea
Posted by davidguide on March 22nd, 2011
X IRIN – IRIN IRIN Staff Conakry, Guinea (IRIN) – Alpha Condé, a former student activist, trade unionist, radical publisher, lecturer, political prisoner and exiled opposition leader, finally took over the presidency of Guinea at 72. Sworn in on 2 December 2010 before 13 African heads of state, Condé promised: “I say loud and clear: [...]
Posted in Coupon Offers and News Tags: Army, conakry guinea, Cond, currency speculation, development, Diallo, eacute, genocide, group, IRIN, iron, local traders, nationale, need, opposition leader, ore, pariah status, percent, radical publisher, Report, republic of guinea, sacko, state coffers, student activist, trade unionist, unifier Comments OffMaking drinking age 18 not likely to curb college binge drinking
Posted by davidguide on December 10th, 2010
David Goodhue – AHN News Reporter LA, United States (AHN) – Lowering the legal drinking age from 21 years old would likely do little to curb binge drinking, according to a new study. The Louisiana State University School of Public Health report is in response to a movement by a group of college presidents and [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: age, ahn, Amethyst Initiative, Ann Arbor, binge, binge drinkers, binge drinking on college campuses, campus binge, college, college presidents, curb, David, Dr. Richard A, drinking, drinking on college campuses, effect, Goodhue, group, journal of studies on alcohol, legal drinking age, likely, louisiana state university, louisiana state university school, lowering the drinking age, lowering the legal drinking age, Making, Model, movement, News, public health report, Report, Reporter LA, study, underage, United States Comments OffPentagon Shaken, Secretary Condemns DADT Review Leak, Orders Probe
Posted by davidguide on November 13th, 2010
Tejinder Singh – AHN News Correspondent Washington, D.C., United States (AHN) – The Pentagon on Friday reacted to the reported leaks of the draft findings of a working group studying the impact of change of policy as the U.S. prepares to repeal the ban on gays and lesbians serving openly in the armed services. Defense [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: ahn, Condemns, D.C., DADT, Don't Ask, Don't Tell, draft, effort, gays and lesbians, Geoff Morrell, group, impact, Leak, Morrell, News, Orders, Pentagon, pentagon press, policy, political dimension, post, Probe, process, release, Report, Review, Robert Gates, Secretary, secretary robert, Shaken, strict accordance, Tejinder, tejinder singh, U.S., unauthorized release, unit cohesion, United States, unnamed sources, Washington, washington post Comments OffAl Shabaab Militants Kill Woman In Central Somalia
Posted by davidguide on November 11th, 2010
AHN News Staff Belet-weyne, Somalia (AHN) – Militants from the Al Shabaab terror group on Wednesday opened fire on a business center, killing an old woman and wounding another person in the town of Belet-weyne in central Somalia, local residents said Thursday. Dhuubo Garweyne, 70, who was reportedly mentally ill, was shot and killed by [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: ahn, Al Shabaab, arbitrary killings, Belet-weyne, Business, Center, Central, central Somalia, fire, group, islam militants, Kill, Militants, Mogadishu, mudug, News, news staff, person, pornographic videos, pregnant woman, Shabaab, somali government, somali women, Somalia, Staff, Terror, terror group, Thursday, town, two teenagers, Wednesday, woman Comments OffNation’s Puppy Mill Capital Passes Law For Commercial Dog Breeders
Posted by davidguide on November 4th, 2010
Kris Alingod – AHN News Contributor Jefferson City, MO, United States (AHN) – Missouri voters have passed a law requiring commercial dog breeding facilities to provide basic care for animals such as space in cages to extend their limbs and rest between breeding cycles. Other states have approved similar legislation, but the bill is the [...]
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Posted by davidguide on October 26th, 2010
Abdi Hajji Hussein – AHN News Correspondent Mogadishu, Somalia (AHN) – Days after Somalia’s Al Qaeda-inspired group, Al Shabaab, displayed an African Union soldier killed in Mogadishu’s latest violence, officials of AU peacekeepers in Somalia on Monday admitted one of their soldiers was killed. Capt. Bridgye Bhuko, the spokesman of the African Union Mission in [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Abdi, Admit, African, ahn, Al Qaeda-inspired, Al Shabaab, Ali Mohamoud, AMISOM, Bhuko, Capital, dead soldier, extremists, Forces, government, group, hajji, insurgents, Killed, line group, Maka Al Mukarama, Mogadishu, mogadishu somalia, peacekeepers, Rage, Saturday, sheikh ali, soldier, Soldiers, somali government, Somalia, spokesman, Transitional, Ugandan, union, union soldier, voa Comments OffUK Agency Rescues 7 Romanian Children Working In Field In Freezing Weather
Posted by davidguide on October 25th, 2010
AHN News Staff Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom (AHN) – Britain’s Gangmasters Licensing Authority has rescued seven Romanian children working in freezing temperature in a Worcestershire onion field. The two boys and five girls between the ages nine and 15 were rescued with 50 adults who were all improperly dressed for the cold. Some of the [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: 13 year olds, Agency, ahn, Authority, Britain, business group, child labor, Children, cold, England, field, Freezing, Gangmasters, GLA, group, Licensing, licensing authority, News, news staff, onion, onion field, Rescues, Romanian, romanian children, small group, special circumstances, Staff, temperature, two boys, U.K., United Kingdom, weather, Worcestershire, worcestershire england, Working, Year Comments OffPhilippine Police Suspect Jemaah Islamiyah Behind Bus Bomb Explosion
Posted by davidguide on October 24th, 2010
Lawrence Mijares – AHN News Contributor Kidapawan City, North Cotobato, Philippines (AHN) – Philippine police believe an Islamic militant group is behind the Thursday bomb blast of a passenger bus in the southern part of the country that killed 10 and injured 30 others. Senior Supt. Cornelio Salinas, provincial director of the North Cotabato Philippine [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: ahn, al khobar, Behind, Blast, bomb, bus, bus explosion, cagayan de oro city, city, Cotabato, de oro city, director, Explosion, group, indonesia malaysia, Islamic, islamic militant group, Islamiyah, Jemaah, MILF, moro islamic liberation, moro islamic liberation front, North, north cotabato, passenger, Philippine, philippine national police, police, Salinas, southern philippines, sultan kudarat, Suspect Comments OffPentagon Cautions Against Disclosure, Denies Knowledge Of DADT Cases Under Investigation
Posted by davidguide on October 16th, 2010
Tejinder Singh – AHN News Correspondent Washington, D.C., United States (AHN) – There are no records available at the Pentagon about the number of cases currently under processing for “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy but the top department of defense officials cautioned service members to refrain from declaring their sexual orientation yet. Speaking to journalists, [...]
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