Providence Journal

Housing market plunging in state Providence Journal, RI - May 6, 2008 “I have six cartons of photos,” she said, “what am I going to do with them?” Her next purchase, she said, will be a paper shredder.

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Patrol takes 32 trucks out of service with surprise inspections Grand Island Independent, NE - May 6, 2008 By Sarah Schulz What do a fuel truck, a mobile paper shredder, a trash truck and a tree trimming vehicle have in common? They were all among the 86 vehicles …

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On This Day Times Online, UK - 6 hours ago A paper shredder is shown, and visitors are invited to bring their confidential documents, love letters, photographs, or anything they would like to …

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Seniors get free advice on avoiding scams and schemes Trading Markets (press release), CA - 22 hours ago A paper shredder can also be handy to prevent a thief from securing information when dumpster diving. In addition, scam artists may target people by phone …

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K'burg recycles 2750 poundsof paper over the weekend Bayshore Courier, NJ - May 2, 2008 “Having the dumpsters and paper shredder put out for our use was very helpful,” she said. “I didn’t know how to get rid of my old computers, …

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Mad Money DVD Review NewsBlaze, CA - May 2, 2008 Though when those huge carts full of thousands of bundles of worn out big bucks dumped daily into a paper shredder begin to look mighty tempting in …

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When Gary Townsend visits Manhattan, he often stops by the busy intersection of 55th and Sixth. On three of the corners are branches for some of the most influential U.S. banks: Citibank, Wachovia (nyse: WB - news - people ) and Commerce Bank. After Read More

ITASCA, Ill., Feb. 11 /PRNewswire/ — For most Americans, tax season means frustrating hours spent with piles of paper, but for identity thieves, this time of year provides an open-door opportunity to steal personal information. Identity theft has Read More

While the future home of Cape Coral’s police and fire departments remains uncertain, the question of what to do with their current home - an aging building without proper fire alarms and sprinkler systems - lingers. The current administration Read More

Apr 25: Walnut Creek family saves thousands with solar panels Locavores love nearby farms The Green Guide Green Quiz Hybrids drive gas savings Hybrid hunting: What to look for Seven ways to make a beautiful impact on your own environment Fashion Read More

Leia Zwilling understands the importance of childproofing. She worries she’ll drop hot water on her underfoot tot as she makes dinner or that one will touch the furnace in the basement. She’s on a mission to make her new St. Joseph townhome safer for Read More

From 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, May 10, Boro Book Warehouse will accept monetary donations and Wish List items for Rutherford County’s Pet and Animal Welfare Services, P.A.W.S Every person who makes a donation will receive a free book ($25 value Read More

California State University Bakersfield (CSUB) held their 18th annual Earth Day celebration last Saturday, April 26, at the CSUB amphitheater as part of a day-long, campus-wide open house event called Celebrate CSUB, in which a variety of eclectic Read More

They flock to Shula’s 347, the business-flier crowd, the sallow men who inhabit every airline lounge in the country and know their way around an airline bottle of Tanqueray, a no-iron Brooks Brothers polo shirt, and the back nine of half the golf Read More

DECATUR - Area seniors got some tips on how to protect themselves from identity theft and other scams at a seminar at the Decatur-Macon County Senior Center on Monday. “If it seems too good to be true, it’s too good to be legal,” said Megan Fulara Read More

They came with topper-capped pickups and pull-behind trailers, lugging printed information no longer worth the paper it was printed on. Luckily, all that unwanted paper was being returned to the environment Thursday as local residents hauled it to Read More

Many New Yorkers looking to make sure their worst memories of 2007 don’t follow them into 2008 joined in on “Good Riddance Day” in Times Square Friday afternoon. Dozens of New Yorkers sent old photos, bad report cards, or any other dead weight from Read More

Anybody who spends any time at all surfing the Web will be familiar with Internet sensation Chris Crocker urging people to “Leave Britney alone!” Well, now a Morgantown man is spoofing Crocker’s YouTube hit with a video of his own. Wearing a blond Read More

The Stark-Tuscarawas-Wayne Joint Solid Waste Management District on Friday approved $50,000 through its community grant program for the village of Gnadenhutten to buy a truck and collection bins for its weekly curbside recycling program. It was the Read More

The attack occurred in Millville, located in Cumberland County, NBC 10 reported. Neal Parker said he pulled into the yard in his truck at around 2:30 p.m. Tuesday afternoon, when he said he saw one of his miniature donkeys dead. “I looked over here Read More

About 300 turned out Saturday for the Orr Parent-Teacher-Student Organization’s fifth annual Country Music Show, which featured a bevy of local talent. The show raised $1,890, according to Judy Koch, who with Judy Long organizes the annual event Read More

California State University Bakersfield (CSUB) held their 18th annual Earth Day celebration last Saturday, April 26, at the CSUB amphitheater as part of a day-long, campus-wide open house event called Celebrate CSUB, in which a variety of eclectic Read More

The Dow Jones industrials on Wednesday rose 178.83, or 1.45 percent, to 12,552.24. The blue-chip index finished at its highs of the session. Broader indexes also moved higher. The Standard & Poor’s 500 index added 18.35, or 1.36 percent, to 1,367.21 Read More

If baseball plans to punish Giants owner Peter Magowan, foreground, and GM Brian Sabean, it should plan to punish Barry Bonds, too. » Here’s one for Confucius to figure out: “When can a man be at once scandalous and virtuous?” No philosopher Read More

The Stark-Tuscarawas-Wayne Joint Solid Waste Management District on Friday approved $50,000 through its community grant program for the village of Gnadenhutten to buy a truck and collection bins for its weekly curbside recycling program. It was the Read More

Published in the March 2008 issue. Shredding paper can be a game of chicken—the feed hole tempts us to race forward with as many sheets as we can. Of course, the inevitable purge of jammed half-cut strips is rarely worth the time saved by squeezing Read More

They came with topper-capped pickups and pull-behind trailers, lugging printed information no longer worth the paper it was printed on. Luckily, all that unwanted paper was being returned to the environment Thursday as local residents hauled it to Read More

America’s middle class is considered the bedrock of the US economy. But tough financial times are chipping away its foundation, leaving a typical family of four on shaky ground. The middle class now accounts for nine-out-of-every-ten bankruptcies Read More

If baseball plans to punish Giants owner Peter Magowan, foreground, and GM Brian Sabean, it should plan to punish Barry Bonds, too. » Here’s one for Confucius to figure out: “When can a man be at once scandalous and virtuous?” No philosopher Read More

EVANSVILLE, IN — 02/15/08 — Escalade, Incorporated (NASDAQ: ESCA) announced that net income for the year ended December 2007 increased 9% compared to last year, resulting in earnings per share of $0.72 per common share compared to $0.65 last year Read More

ITASCA, Ill., Feb. 20 /PRNewswire/ — From cross-cut capabilities to advanced safety features, the shredder category has continued to evolve in order to address consumer demand and usage requirements. Today, Fellowes, Inc., the leading shredder Read More

When Gary Townsend visits Manhattan, he often stops by the busy intersection of 55th and Sixth. On three of the corners are branches for some of the most influential U.S. banks: Citibank, Wachovia (nyse: WB - news - people ) and Commerce Bank. After Read More

Waste escapes through 'pinhole' leak at landfill Canton Repository (subscription), OH - 6 hours ago The district board also approved a grant of $99660 to the Jackson Township Recycling Station to buy two balers, a paper shredder and glass crusher. …

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Savings Bank sponsors ‘MarbleShred’ day Marblehead Reporter, MA - Apr 28, 2008 … the Food Pantry will receive a set of reusable grocery bags. While you are there, don’t forget to enter a free drawing for a paper shredder, the bank said.

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News > Eye on KELOLAND KELOLAND TV, SD - 7 hours ago Whenever new credit card applications arrive in the mail, the Hargans quickly send them into the paper shredder. Bonne Hargan says having one credit card is …

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Bank president speaks about identity theft Pittsburg Morning Sun, KS - Apr 30, 2008 "Everyone should have a paper shredder at home. I've had two instances when people not only stole my trash, they literally stole my trash can. …

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Mad Money DVD Review NewsBlaze, CA - 21 hours ago Though when those huge carts full of thousands of bundles of worn out big bucks dumped daily into a paper shredder begin to look mighty tempting in …

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