Law firms, banks owed bite of Archway (Mansfield News Journal)

ASHLAND -- Legal and banking fees have reached seven figures and are climbing in the ongoing Archway bankruptcy case.

Unpaid bills at issue in Washington (Observer-Reporter)

This article has been read 0 times. Even though it's a new year, two Washington City Council members began their first agenda meeting Monday morning bickering about bills.

Make A Successful Car Insurance Claim - Part 2 (The Motley Fool)

Had a car accident which wasn’t your fault? Find out how to ensure your insurance claim is successful.

British expert cashes in on murder trial (Victoria Times Colonist)

Investigators spent about $70,000 on a British podiatrist who testified in November at Daniel Aitken's first-degree murder trial for the shooting death of Adan Merino.

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Winning captions (BBC News)

What's my line - David Cameron on the Tube

Get ready for a 'golden era' of green building (The Warren Reporter)

While there is a perception in New Jersey that green building is a relatively new phenomenon, its main tenets -- the minimization of waste, improved energy efficiency, efficient uses of resources and recyclability -- are concepts that have been widely...

Desantis, Harbstreet surrender to Somerset County prosecutor (MyCentralJersey.com)

SOMERVILLE -- Somerset County Prosecutor Wayne J. Forrest said that defendant April Harbstreet and defendant Ronald DeSantis surrendered to d etectives from the Somerset County Prosecutor's office on Monday, Dec. 15 at 9 a.m.

Franklin housing program coordinator facing misconduct, tampering charges (MyCentralJersey.com)

The township's housing coordinator is facing a number of charges, including official misconduct, forgery and witness tampering, in connection with what authorities are calling a conspiracy to funnel more than $100,000 in federal housing rehabilitation funds to her plumber husband.

School Board seeks $176,000 for services (The Advocate)

NEW ROADS — The Pointe Coupee Parish School Board is seeking $176,000 in payments for services it says it provided to Pointe Coupee Central High School, a charter school taken over by the state earlier this year for poor academic performance.