Trailer Rental - FEMA says rent is now due Those in trailers must

FEMA says rent is now due Those in trailers must
CHARLOTTE COUNTY -- The federal government started charging rent to encourage victims of the 2004 hurricanes to move out of emergency trailers. Since then, fewer than one in five families has left.
Source: www.heraldtribune.com

Weekend Forecast for April 28-30, 2006
The final weekend before the start of the summer movie season presents a complicated group of four new films, ranging from broad family comedy to what may be the most controversial film of the year.
Source: www.boxofficeprophets.com

Truckload of Missing Art Found in Trailer Park
A multimillion-dollar art heist that began two weeks ago ended in a most unlikely place.
Source: www.nytimes.com

Fallbrook district preparing for new offices
FALLBROOK ---- The Fallbrook Union High School District's board of trustees will revisit a plan to build district offices and move an independent study program when it meets Monday night, district officials said last week.
Source: www.nctimes.com

Driving a hard bargain
With gas prices soaring, is it cheaper to fly? A traveler compares the ride, from a seat on an airplane vs. behind the wheel of a car Even without counting the $1 demanded by the surly squeegee man on 37th Street in Manhattan, the $5.50 in chicken fingers and Coke consumed at the Walt Whitman rest stop, and the value of the years that dodging a careening Entenmann's truck on the New Jersey
Source: feeds.sun-sentinel.com

FEMA is reneging on disaster housing evacuees say
Hurricane Katrina survivors who believe FEMA is walking away from disaster-affected Gulf Coast residents before paving the way even for minimal recovery are organizing for nationwide protests at FEMA offices over the coming weeks.
Source: www.louisianaweekly.com

The Alternative Route
Alternative distribution to the big screen, whether via self-distribution, service deals or working the festival circuit, is more popular today than ever.
Source: filmjournal.com