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Kankakee and Iroquois counties: 'Keep your eyes peeled and seat belts buckled' - Kankakee Daily Journal

Kankakee and Iroquois counties: 'Keep your eyes peeled and seat belts buckled' Kankakee Daily Journal By Tyler Yonke Students at Manteno and Donovan high schools are urging young drivers to keep their seat belts buckled and their eyes off their cellphones as part of the Operation Teen Safe Driving program. The two schools were among 105 statewide to ... and more »

Strong Friday Box Office Puts 'The Vow,' 'Safe House' on Track for $38M+ Weekend - Reuters

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Strong Friday Box Office Puts 'The Vow,' 'Safe House' on Track for $38M+ Weekend Reuters Early projections had "Journey 2" taking somewhere in the low-to-mid teens for the weekend. "The Vow" is on track to become the highest-grossing Screen Gems opening ever. "Dear John" -- which also stars Channing Tatum -- opened to $30.5 million in ... Theatrical Releases for February 10th: 'The Vow,' 'Safe House' And More!FanBolt.Com Box Office Preview: Audiences to take 'The Vow'Boston.com all 63 news articles »

Garage music - This is Bristol

Garage music This is Bristol TO STEP inside "Cars and Guitars" is like stepping into a teenage boy's dream. There is a highly polished, customised Toyota MR2 gleaming in the middle of the room, while the walls are brimming with every conceivable shape and style of guitar.

In an aging society, driving with dementia may be the new impaired driving - Toronto Star

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In an aging society, driving with dementia may be the new impaired driving Toronto Star It has a direct impact on driving — making those complex decisions, for example, when turning left at a busy intersection with pedestrians crossing and cars racing. “The vast majority of older drivers are safe,” says Dr. Shawn Marshall of the Ottawa ... and more »

Teens will have to prove they can handle highways to get license - Greenville News

Teens will have to prove they can handle highways to get license Greenville News “Almost all of our testing routes are going through residential neighborhoods,” Kevin Shwedo, executive director of the state Department of Motor Vehicles, told GreenvilleOnline.com. “Why? Because everybody was concerned about getting kids out into ... and more »