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February 4, 2010

President cuts plans for Constellation
By Susan Walden
Dashing the hopes and work of many NASA employees, contractors and supporters – not to mention local business owners - President Obama scrubbed the space program’s manned moon missions in his $3.8 trillion budget, which was sent to Congress Feb. 1. CONTINUED

Wanted: Good home for historic park
By Susan Walden
Like a dream in which you just can’t quite get to your destination, so is the plight of some historic homes and trailers full of antiquity dying to tell stories of the past. CONTINUED

Processing facility makes cops’ job easier
By D.D. Remini
If you do the crime, you will do the time because when it comes to collecting and examining evidence, the Titusville Police Department has a rather new state-of-the-art vehicle processing facility at headquarters.
“We can now put vehicles used in a crime immediately into this facility where we can better find trace evidence,” said Ron Larson, CSI manager. CONTINUED

PMC ranked in 5% for quality, service
Parrish Medical Center recently announced that a new study ranks its clinical quality among the top five percent in the nation.
The study by HealthGrades, the leading independent healthcare ratings organization in the country, analyzed patient outcomes at each of the nation’s 5,000 nonfederal hospitals over the years 2006, 2007 and 2008 and named hospitals in the top five percent as HealthGrades Distinguished Hospitals for Clinical Excellence.  CONTINUED

Creative Glass and More fun place to learn, make masterpieces
By Susan Walden
Do you have a hobby?
There’s a great place to start one at Creative Glass and More on Hopkins Avenue.
They offer fun classes at reasonable prices in stain glass, mosaics, dichroic glass jewelry and wire wrapping. CONTINUED