Residence act

• WASHINGTON -- Happy Residence Act Day! Celebrate the creation of our nations capital (and our hometown) with a visit to the newly reopened Jones Point Park at the edge of Alexandria, Va.s Old Town to check out an important part of D.C.
(Huffington Post)
• He assisted federal education officials in developing a Clery Act handbook starting in 2003 federal report noted elsewhere that 11 such incidents had occurred in residence halls. They were resistant at first, Carter said.
(Huffington Post)
• JERUSALEM -- Calling this a time of uncertainty but also of opportunity in the Middle East, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said on Monday that Israel and the United States must think together, act together and be smart, creative and courageous.
(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
• They like Black people if they act White." As for the phone calls that were released after Zimmerman shot and killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin as he returned to his father's residence. In June, the first of six calls were released to the public.
(News One)
• A Schuylkill County teen was nabbed in the act of entering a home illegally. State police at Schuylkill Haven said the incident occurred about 11:44 a.m. on Sunday, July 15, at the residence of Melissa Shappell, 36, of 2 Pike St., Port Carbon.
(Times News)
• They may apply for a non-driver ID card if they have proof of identity and proof of residence.
(San Francisco Gate)
• a famous landmark of the national capital from which even the Prime Minister's official residence 7-Race Course Road draws its name.
(deccanchronicle.com)
• The other was taken to the hospital in a private vehicle. Waugh said robbery was a motive in the shooting and it was not a random act. The residence in which the shooting occurred was targeted, Waugh said in an email.
(Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• Phish, considered to be the most popular jam band in the country, will take up residence for a three-day weekend Friday start at Powers Park July 7 (see Page 5). The opening act is NY Funk Exchange.
(Saratogian)