May 25 2012 - After NATO, normal traffic jams ahead
Roads reopening, as trains and buses return to usual routines Expressway traffic jams and the familiar hunt for curbside parking in downtown Chicago return Tuesday, as the daily commute gets back to normal after the NATO summit. So will Metra passengers clutching legal cups of morning coffee. |
May 17 2012 - Coffee County bus routes upset parents
Coffee County Middle School students Kelsi Hayes and Tiffani Adsitt live right up the street from each other. They ride different buses, but they have similar complaints about their routes. |
May 12 2012 - Sun Briefs
The Coffee County Soil and Water Conservation District Board will meet at 9:30 a.m., May 10 at the Alabama Forestry Commission Conference Room, located at 1155 East McKinnon, New Brockton. Routine bus |
May 01 2012 - Businesswoman spent lifetime feeding people
Anne Lipecky's life revolved around food, from her young days working as a waitress in Pittsburgh to co-owning a coffee shop, pool concession stands and restaurants with her husband to volunteering as a cafeteria worker in what is now Aquinas Academy in Greensburg. |
April 16 2012 - Starbucks downsizes goal for reusable cups
The coffee colossus no longer aims to get 25 percent of drinks served in ceramic mugs or customers' tumblers. Also, a tiny Kitsap County firm wins the big job of running the bus fleet at the Democratic national convention in Charlotte. |
March 08 2012 - Book examines how habits take root
“The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business” (Random House), by Charles Duhigg: Some of us begin the day with a workout in the gym or a 5-mile run, others with coffee and a doughnut, perhaps topped off with a cigarette. It’s all a matter of habit. |
March 01 2012 - Pitts: Bus rider steamed about rude passenger
So, I'm coming home Tuesday evening, and a barista at a local coffee shop has a story she is dying to tell. Seems she was riding the No. 14 city bus that afternoon, and a disabled man boards. |
January 19 2012 - After putting Barack Obama in White House in 2008, Iowa Democrats re-examine choice
By Alex Leary, Times Staff Writer Sunday, January 1, 2012 ATLANTIC, Iowa — Terry Mathisen's face tightened at the name. "Barack Obama," he said, shaking his head on his way out of a coffee shop in this outpost 80 miles west of Des Moines. Newt Gingrich's campaign bus pulled out of town a few minutes earlier, and Mathisen, 61, could have easily blended in with the crowd of Republicans who showed ... |
January 13 2012 - TRENDING: Perry: Drill, baby, drill ... in Iowa?
Storm Lake, Iowa (CNN) - Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry suggested Friday that Iowa may be ripe for natural gas drilling. Speaking to packed coffee house in Storm Lake during his statewide bus tour, the Texas governor accused President Barack Obama of blocking domestic energy exploration. "I say, Mr. President, free us in this country [...] |
January 11 2012 - Four years after propelling Barack Obama to White House, Iowa Democrats re-examine choice
By Alex Leary, Times Staff Writer Sunday, January 1, 2012 ATLANTIC, Iowa — Terry Mathisen's face tightened at the name. "Barack Obama," he said, shaking his head on his way out of a coffee shop in this outpost 80 miles west of Des Moines. Newt Gingrich's campaign bus pulled out of town a few minutes earlier, and Mathisen, 61, could have easily blended in with the crowd of Republicans who showed ... |
January 10 2012 - Gingrich sweeps through Nashua area on day before primary
NASHUA – A great, big tour bus ferried the former speaker of the House around the state Monday, including two stops in Nashua and one in Hudson, just a day before the first-in-the- nation primary. Newt Gingrich first stopped at Nashua Country Club to speak to the Nashua Rotary Club. While the Rotarians sipped their post-lunch coffees, Gingrich said November’s general election would be the most ... |
January 09 2012 - GOP campaign is a family affair: Wives in ads, kids on the bus as voting nears
Mitt Romney's wife gushes about his silly side and devotion to their five sons and 16 grandchildren. Rick Santorum's college-age daughter opines online about missing the campus coffee shop and chats with friends about their Friday night plans. Jon Huntsman's daughters generate much-needed buzz for him with a joint Twitter account and online videos, including at least one that went viral. |
January 02 2012 - Santorum gets campaign boost from Jim Bob Duggar of ‘19 Kids and Counting’
POLK CITY, Iowa — Former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum finally got a bus Monday. But the massive white coach with the words “Rick Santorum for President” emblazoned on the side parked outside the seriously over-jammed local coffee shop where Santorum held his first Iowa event doesn’t belong to the campaign. Read full article >> |
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