October 18, 2007
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INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis-based Fundex Games said Monday it has acquired privately held Great American Puzzle Factory. The Connecticut-based manufacturer of jigsaw puzzles and games will move operations to Indiana.
St. John the Baptist Parish authorities are investigating the death of a 49-year-old Reserve man after family members told deputies that he spoke of a fight with a man nearly two weeks before he died.
A Kanawha County father wonders why his 5-year-old daughter was tentatively expelled for an incident no one apparently saw, after using sharp scissors that he says teachers and principals never should have allowed, he said.
The Friends of the Library Fall Book Sale continues today through Saturday at the East Corning Volunteer Fire Hall on East Corning Road. Thousands of used books, audio and video recordings, puzzles, games and more are for sale.
The annual AAUW used book sale includes hardback and paperback books, CDs, puzzles, games and more. Admission is free.10 a.m.-8 p.m. Westgate Mall. 1807 3rd St. N.W. 727-5915.
Halo 3 might be all the rage these days among first-person shooter fans, but those looking for the most bang for their buck won't find a better deal than the action-packed Orange Box from Valve Software.
Some Forsyth County residents are questioning the wisdom and timing of planning a water park for Cumming during a severe drought and total outdoor watering ban.
Updated: 17 Oct 2007 For the second time in a month, Microsoft Corp. has had to defend Windows Update against charges that it upgraded machines without users' permission. So far, it has no explanation for the newest instance of unauthorized updating.