In May 1962, an ill-advised trash fire set light to the veins of coal running beneath the small mining town of Centralia, PA, and sparked a dangerous inferno that has raged ever since. Despite various …
July 30, 2012
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- Senate Committee Lashes Bridgepoint Education
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- Financially Ailing UCAN to Hire Auditor
- Crêpes Bonaparte: Flutter Those Baby Bleus
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- Ladies Only: Go Fast, Turn Left, Have Fun!
- Suspicious Bag Prompts Evacuation of Dark Knight Rises Showing at AMC Mission Valley
- City Issues Partial Refunds To Residents in Greater Golden Hill
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- I Am Not A Farmer
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- Weiner Dogs and Tortoise and a Barbeque
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- Man Who Allegedly Saved Wife from Kidnappers Admits to Another Murder
- Vacation Challenge
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- Crazy Patron
- Patrons and Clients
- Audit of County's Emergency Services Office Turns up Multimillion-Dollar Accounting Flaws
- Screen on the Green
- DeMaio Hires Former Democratic Chair As Campaign Consultant
- Bon Odori: Gathering of Joy
- Checking in on Vintana
- City Attorney Warns City Against Formation of Assessment Districts
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- Swish Your Own Soup
- $500,000 Available for San Diego Bay Environmental Projects
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At the World’s End: Centralia, the Burning Town