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Charlotte 
Review of the Year 2007 by Jim Mitchell
January : A somewhat tempestuous introduction to the New year. The temporary closure of Port Askaig pier exposed the limitations of Port Ellen pier in bad weather. Lagavulin boat builders ?Stormcats? launched a new model, the ?Stormbreaker?. There was an affecting story of Church of Scotland Reader Angela Stather?s battle with psoriasis. Memories were stirred as Bessie Williamson?s long association with Laphroaig were recalled. Iseabail MacTaggart took over the baton of the Islay Gaelic Choir. A party of bird enthusiasts, fuelled by a modicum of the local product, identified ninety-eight different species (or maybe 106...). Trailing clouds of glory - the Ileach was deemed Highlands and Islands Community Newspaper of the Year. A confidential US Navy document was washed up on a Bruichladdich beach. The once familiar puffer, the ?Pibroch? read more »
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Islay Wildlife and Birding Report nr3
Already the third Islay Wildlife and Birding report this week and "as usual" I want to point out a website with some interesting wildlife pictures of Islay. Philip Kirkham is a wildlife photographer who lives in Lancashire and travelled, amongst others, to Africa and the USA where he took some stunning wildlife pictures. On our trips in May and October we witnessed, on several occasions and every time near Loch Gruinart, that buzzards were attacked by ravens and vice versa. Nature in the raw and we were so lucky to witness this. read more »
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Charlotte nursing-home prices up 11% since 2004
The price of nursing-home care in Charlotte has increased 11 percent since 2004, according to Genworth Financial Inc.'s annual cost-of-care survey.
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IBM wins North Carolina incentives to add 600 Charlotte jobs
A division of IBM that processes loan applications for the mortgage industry will create 600 jobs and invest $2.4 million in Charlotte over the next four years, Gov. Mike Easley's office says. (IBM)
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NAWBO Charlotte names award finalists
The Charlotte chapter of the National Association of Woman Business Owners has named its finalists for the woman business owner of the year and rising star awards.
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IKEA breaks ground for Charlotte store
IKEA will break ground for its store in Charlotte Wednesday, the home furnishing giant's first location in North Carolina.
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CIAA impact on Charlotte keeps growing
Final figures are unavailable from the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association basketball tournament played here two weeks ago, but local tourism leaders expect to exceed the $28 million economic impact reached in 2007.
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Charlotte women honored for achievement
Twenty-six Charlotte-area women were recognized Thursday for their business accomplishments, receiving Women in Business Achievement Awards.
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US Airways boosts service to Key West
US Airways Group Inc. will begin twice daily flights between Charlotte and Key West, Fla., on Oct. 15. (LCC)
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