Israel and the Czech Republic inked a raft of inter-governmental deals on Thursday as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began a two-day visit to Prague.
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Israel grooms ties with EU member Czech Republic
Israel grooms ties with EU member Czech Republic
May 17, 2012 By
Pioneers avenge loss to Gobblers in Region III, Division 4 semis
February 24, 2012 By
Heritage senior Trey Grooms flies through the air in the Pioneers' 55-47 triumph over Broadway in the Region III, Division 4 semifinal, Thursday at Staunton River.
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Senators blast Georgia plan to dump sludge
January 13, 2012 By
Three state senators voiced concern Thursday that mud polluted with a toxic chemical will be dumped at the future Jasper County port site, which could make developing the property more difficult.
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Senators blast Georgia plan to dump sludge
Georgia to dump sludge at SC port site, senators say
January 12, 2012 By
Three state senators voiced concern Thursday that mud polluted with a toxic chemical will be dumped at the future Jasper County port site, which could make developing the property more difficult.
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Senators: Don’t dump at port site
January 12, 2012 By
Three state senators voiced concern Thursday that mud polluted with a toxic chemical will be dumped at the future Jasper County port site, which could make developing the property more difficult.
High school looks to switch districts
December 9, 2011 By
FRONT ROYAL — Warren County High School is on its way to changing districts in the Virginia High School League, athletic director Jim Grooms told the School Board Thursday night.
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High school looks to switch districts
Panel lashes DOT leaders
September 9, 2011 By
State lawmakers used cash flow troubles at the Department of Transportation to blast the agency’s leadership Thursday for ignoring road priorities and pursuing a $344 million loan to pay for projects that aren’t critical.
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