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thephoenix.com - 10/24/2008

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THE PHOENIX MEDIA/COMMUNICATIONS GROUP 126 Brookline Ave. Boston, MA 02215 (617) 536-5390 FAX (617) 536-1463 letters@phx.com The Phoenix Media/Communications Group is a family of companies that work together to reach people who share a similar lifestyle. Cooperatively, they create a unique ...

khbz.com - 10/28/2008

— khbz.com — (KFYI - Phoenix) According to Phoenix Police, Salvador Vivas-Diaz admitted to being in the country illegally after... he T-boned his vehicle into Officer Shane Figueroa's patrol car. Phoenix Police Officer Shane Figueroa was driving on patrol through ... (more)

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huffingtonpost.com - 10/29/2008

Joaquin Phoenix Quits Acting: "I'm Done"

— huffingtonpost.com — Oscar-nominated actor Joaquin Phoenix made a shocking announcement to "Extra," saying, "I want to take this opportunity...to... give you the exclusive ... that this will be my last performance as an actor... I'm not doing films anymore." Probed ... (more) Joaquin Phoenix Quits Acting: "I'm Done"

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Boston Paper: John McCain Will be a Dictator?
NewsBusters.org - Exposing Liberal Media Bias — ... Someone at The Phoenix, a small Boston weekly, is off his medication. It's hard to believe sanity is a familiar state, at least, when reviewing the silliness passed off as serious political analysis, anyway. For the lead editorial in The Phoenix this week is a fantastic display of hyperbole filled with "truther" propensities. The editorial, you see, is all worried that ...

Boston Paper: John McCain Will be a Dictator?
Stop The ACLU — By- Warner Todd Huston [image] Someone at The Phoenix , a small Boston weekly, is off his medication. It’s hard to believe sanity is a familiar state, at least, when reviewing the silliness passed off as serious political analysis, anyway. For the lead editorial in The Phoenix this week is a fantastic display of hyperbole filled with “truther” propensities. The editorial, you see, is all worried that ...