 Wake Forest Senior Center Hopes To Grow
(NBC 17 Raleigh: Wed, 19 Sep) WAKE FOREST, N.C.-- The Wake Forest Board of Commissioners is looking into expanding the town's Northern Wake Senior Center. The center offers free programs and activities for anyone in the area aged 55 and over.
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 A study proposes a new universal rule to explain the equilibrium of plant populations
(EurekAlert!: Tue, 18 Sep) A study financed by the BBVA Foundation and conducted by scientists Carlos Duarte, Nuria Agustì and Nuria Marbà from the Mediterranean Institute for Advanced Studies (CSIC – University of the Balearic Islands) has allowed the first-time formulation of a universal rule that explains the equilibrium of plant communities, showing how plants assure the survival of their species whether their lives ...
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 Patient transfer proposals sought
(Red Deer Advocate: Tue, 18 Sep) Vans, cars or buses will soon replace ambulances to transport stable patients between hospitals along the Hwy 2 corridor.
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 Colonial BancGroup "outperform"
(New Ratings: Mon, 17 Sep) In a research note published this morning, the analysts mention that the company’s CEO, Bobby Lowder, has reaffirmed the stability in asset quality and liquidity in the secondary market.
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 Census underway in Fiji
(Fijilive.com: Mon, 17 Sep) A Census is currently underway in Fiji with more than a 1000 enumerators busy collecting essential population data. The Census, which began at 12.00am today, will go on for 10 days. The last census in Fiji was carried out in 1996.
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Chesapeake Bay states will not meet goals to reduce runoff
Technical revolution led to environmental pollution - Minister Ranawake
Backyard naturalist
