Melanie News

 
Melanie D. Strudler, Montgomery teacher
Washington Post
Melanie D. Strudler, a physical education and substitute teacher with Montgomery County schools, died May 25 at her home in Silver Spring. She was 61. She had pancreatic cancer, said her husband, Lewis Strudler. Mrs. Strudler began her teaching career ...


 
Columbia High School grad Melanie Radford will pursue love of music
Idaho Press-Tribune
by Nate Green Melanie Radford, a graduating senior from Columbia High School, first became interested in music during car rides with her mother. Driving along, they would listen to classic rock on the radio, and her mom would quiz her about the bands ...

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Melanie Talbott, Etowah golf
Cherokee Tribune
A steady competitor throughout the season, Talbott lost to Creekview's Whitney Stevenson in a playoff for the county championship, but she defeated Cherokee's Anna Higgins in a two-hole playoff for the Region 5AAAAA crown. Over the course of the season ...

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New York Times
In Shadow of Ashe Stadium, Working Hard to Return
New York Times
After practices, Melanie Oudin retrieves tennis balls and sweeps the clay courts at the United States Tennis Association's training center in Queens. She performs these tasks in the shadow of Arthur Ashe Stadium, the site of her greatest accomplishment ...
Young tennis player working hard to returnBend Bulletin

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MassLive.com
State Senate passes amendment to close Melanie's Law loophole
Boston.com
By Martin Finucane, Globe Staff The state Senate has voted unanimously to close a loophole in Melanie's Law, the measure intended to crack down on repeat drunk drivers. A recent Supreme Judicial Court decision said the Registry of Motor Vehicles could ...
Massachusetts Senate votes to close drunk driving loophole in Melanie's LawMassLive.com
No justice in Mass.Boston Herald
Massachusetts drunken driving law has dangerous loopholeBoston Globe
Gloucester Daily Times
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Senate closes 'Melanie's Law' loophole
Boston Herald
The state's highest court recently ruled that people who admit to sufficient facts but are not technically convicted of drunken driving cannot be considered first-time offenders under "Melanie's Law," named for a 13-year-old Marshfield girl struck and ...
OUR OPINION: Loophole guts effectiveness of drunken driving lawThe Patriot Ledger
AG Coakley works to close drunk driving loopholeNECN

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Memorial Day events
Albany Times Union
Altamont police officer Melanie Parkes rides Humphrey as she carries the American flag at the head of the annual Memorial Day parade on Main Street, on Sunday May 20, 2012 in Altamont, NY. (Philip Kamrass / Times Union ) Robert Mudge of Voorheesville, ...

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