NH police charge 6 men with selling cocaine
Nashua, N.H., police have charged six men with selling cocaine and crack cocaine out of city motels.

PROFILING DEATHS IN WEST A.C. MURDER
SOMERS POINT--Thursday marks the two-year anniversary when the bodies of four women were found behind a strip of West Atlantic City motels.The bodies ...

Police nab six for alleged cocaine dealing
NASHUA -- Police have arrested six men who were dealing cocaine and crack cocaine out of city motels and hotels, the narcotics unit announced Wednesday. ... - By ANDREW WOLFE Staff Writer

Fire drives residents from SE Portland home
Eight Southeast Portland residents are in area motels tonight after a home caught fire this afternoon. About 1:30 p.m. crews responded to a residential fire in the 6100 block of Southeast 88th Avenue, said Lt. Allen Oswalt, a Portland Fire...

St. Paul finds balance sheet in better shape than expected
St. Paul's general fund finances are in better shape than expected given the current economic troubles, but the city's budget experts foresee lower revenues from sales taxes, local government aid, hotels and motels and other sources next year.

Montgomery County Housing Homeless At Motels
Montgomery County is paying to house homeless families at motels.

Give the birds an island
THE fact that Kuala Terengganu coffeeshop owner Ong Poh Kok is resorting to legal action to get the Terengganu government and the Kuala Terengganu City Council to act against swiftlet motels should serve as a warning to swiftlet operators throughout the country to clean up their act ("Asking RM10 million over swiftlets" -- NST, Nov 17).

2 YEARS LATER, VICTIMS OF QUADRUPLE HOMICIDE REMEMBERED
WEST ATLANTIC CITY--It's been nearly two years since the bodies of four women were found behind a strip of motels in West Atlantic City. While the ca...

Police: Group sold cocaine from rented rooms
NASHUA - Investigators said the drug dealers specifically rented rooms at local motels and hotels to sell cocaine and crack cocaine.

Commentary: Washington getting ready for event of a lifetime
Is it just me or has everyone living within a 120-mile radius of the U.S. Capitol Building heard from his or her fifth cousin lately?

Local motels reserving rooms for people planning to attend inauguration
The Queen City may be nearly three hours from the District of Columbia, but that doesn?t mean inauguration visitors aren?t seeking accommodations here.

Local motels become sanctuaries for fire evacuees
By Brian Charles Signal Staff Writer bcharles@the-signal.com Posted: Nov. 18, 2008 7:36 p.m.

2 years later, no arrest in NJ hooker slayings
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, N.J. - "I will solve this."

2 years later, no arrest in NJ hooker slayings
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, N.J. (AP) -- "I will solve this." That is the promise someone has made to four prostitutes whose bodies were found face-down in a drainage ditch just outside Atlantic City two years ago.

Road trip: One 72-year-old, 1 bike, 3 days, 174.1 miles
An old chum offered to say a prayer for Dave Priest three weeks ago on the night before he embarked on a bicycle trip alone from his home in Bloomington to Chicago on the Old Route 66 Trail.

Visiting Son
Maureen and Errol Perkins have recently returned from Canada, where they spent time catching up with their son Nathan. This is the first time Errol has been over to America and Canada and Maureen was happy to be his personal tour guide, as she?d been over there before.

Letters to the Editor
It's interesting how Memphis Flyer writer Chris Davis thinks it's okay to call David Duke "America's most easily recognized racist" ("White Noise," November 13th issue) in a so-called news feature.

Jobless rate
PHOENIX ? The number of new jobless claims in Arizona hit 30,000 in October, the first time that's happened in three decades.

?Twilight?: How a book touched a town
Tomorrow is the much-anticipated opening of the film version of "Twilight," the first of Stephenie Meyer's wildly popular vampire-romance novels. Teen readers, Hollywood execs, and countless marketers are eagerly awaiting the release ? but none are more excited than the 3,000-some residents of Forks, Wash.

Newport schools see more homeless children
Twenty children who are homeless are attending Newport public schools, almost all of them in the elementary schools.