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News in brief (West Salem Coulee News)
Here are a selection of brief news items from this week's paper edition, and possibly a few news briefs that didn't make it in the paper. In Brief (D-Lib Magazine)
Teachers in higher education are exploring the use of new web technologies, known as Web 2.0, in their assessment, learning and teaching practice. Southwest Florida Business Events: Nov. 17, 2008 (Naples Daily News)
The Moose Stops Here (New York Times)
The post-election Republican soul searching has featured a convenient amnesia about the party?s race-based ?Southern strategy.? Students, groups steering collection drives (The Indianapolis Star)
Fifth-graders at Our Lady of Grace Catholic School are learning values and social skills while doing good for the community, said Kelli Wilson, the Noblesville school's marketing director. Volunteer Calendar: Nov. 16 (The Norwich Bulletin)
Volunteer Calendar: Nov. 16. Wichita's Credit Union of America joins branching network (BizJournals)
Credit Union of America announced Monday it has joined a shared-branching network that will allow its members to access their accounts at 3,400 locations in the United States. Local man accused of hacking (The Lewiston Sun Journal)
LEWISTON - A Lewiston man has been arrested on a charge that he hacked into as many as 1,000 school accounts while he was a student at the University of Maine. Briefly in Tompkins (The Ithaca Journal)
The NY-Penn Blood Service, the blood collection headquarters for Tompkins County, reports an acute blood shortage in our region. Ly looks to unseat incumbent Republican (Morris Daily Herald)
Four candidates at seeking three seats on the Grundy County Board from District 2.
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