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Tomorrow's Menu Specials

Lunch Bacon & Clam Chowder at Casa Mia Cafe for $4.95 [Remind Me]

Lunch The Great Canadian Hand Carved Sandwich at Chartwells UPEI for $5.99 [Remind Me]

Lunch Soup and Sandwich at Cedars Eatery for $7.95 [Remind Me]

Lunch Chicken wings & Chips at Casa Mia Cafe for $9.95 [Remind Me]

Lunch Soup and Sandwich at St. James Gate for $9.95 [Remind Me]

Lunch Sm Shish Taouk at Cedars Eatery for $13.95 [Remind Me]

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The Guardian
Charlottetown teacher charged with sexual assault
Simmons arena in Charlottetown may close
Rivers led to Survivorman, says TV show creator
Bishop Vernon Fougere dies
Four people sent to hospital after Maypoint crash
Judge dismisses teacher's claim against school district
Summerside approves funding for red flashing light in school zone
Police release photo of missing Howe Point, P.E.I. man
Atlantic Canadians resistant to EI changes: CRA poll
Cats still being de-clawed on P.E.I.
CBC News
Electronic records to reduce mistakes at hospital
Harbourfront to unveil new lobby
Petition calls for fisheries minister resignation
Anne of Green Gables preview
Advocate fundraises to help male sexual abuse survivors
Five-minute flurry
Celiacs, diabetics face hard food bank choices
Island hockey teams hope to focus on the ice
Founders Hall to close after 2014
P.E.I. housing prices to climb steadily
Latest PEI Updates (Courtesy of PEIBlogs.com)
Pedaling PEI: Kensington
The Guardian - Local News: Charlottetown teacher charged with sexual assault
The Guardian - Local News: Simmons arena in Charlottetown may close
PEICancer.com: Stories of Living in Fear on PEI
Journal-Pioneer Local: Grads say goodbye to Kinkora Regional High
justpictureit: Destructive Visitor
The Guardian - Local News: Rivers led to Survivorman, says TV show creator
A bit more detail (Randy MacDonald): [LINK] "Thinking of Home Makes It Harder to Learn a Foreign Language"
A bit more detail (Randy MacDonald): [URBAN NOTE] "Toronto's Dufferin Street named worst Ontario road again"
Journal-Pioneer Local: Shark species confirmed
Journal-Pioneer Local: Bishop Vernon Fougere dies
The Guardian - Local News: Bishop Vernon Fougere dies
PEICancer.com: Ramblings from the Garden of Eatin by H. Wilson
Journal-Pioneer Local: Men at work
Journal-Pioneer Local: Paying off
Journal-Pioneer Local: Stockpiling of lobster bodies prompts petition
The Guardian - Local News: Four people sent to hospital after Maypoint crash
Journal-Pioneer Local: Festival of Small Halls turns five
Latest Twitter Updates
Jlane8 (Jonathan Lane) RT @UPEIPantherAcad: It's almost Summer!!! That means Panther Academy is around the corner. Check our website for information on all camps.?
glimmeriousglim (samantha j) Inside the Church at Hannah's Bottle Houses, Point Prim, PEI 2013 #absolutelyamazing http://t.co/ECIONcCy4b
UPEIPantherAcad (UPEI Panther Academy) It's almost Summer!!! That means Panther Academy is around the corner. Check our website for information on all camps. #jointhefun #UPEI
Lindsey_unicorn (Lindsey Getson) Lincoln really does love Littlest Hobo http://t.co/1hnt0ZT3j0
kaitlynmcgarry (kaitlyn mcgarry) I feel like a little kid at Christmas #PLL
sarahmacd1987f (Sarah MacDonald) @SDAIVdm how long c:
SteveBruceCBC (Steve Bruce) @PaperflowRob
sarahmacd1987f (Sarah MacDonald) This kid that works at the gym has been sweeping the same area for 10 mins while starring intently at me while I lift. I'm flattered?
sarahmacd1987f (Sarah MacDonald) *Finds a camp full of hunters* Oh, perfect *Grins, twirls around his sword*
mrsnickih (Hall) RT @RSPCAnorthwilts: BBC News - Trapped pregnant shark rescued from Chesil Beach culvert http://t.co/hVI1iDFWxr
PaperflowRob (Rob MacKenzie) @PEICastellos great pizza. Pear, prosciutto, and honey. Who would've thunk? #GetGifted
the_real_can (Candace Woodside) @nicholasmacleod @fearlessmartina @alannajankov #anne jumped the boundaries one night with me when he walked into #ladyheadquarters
chezza_pea (cheryl coton) RT @RSPCAnorthwilts: BBC News - Trapped pregnant shark rescued from Chesil Beach culvert http://t.co/hVI1iDFWxr
laurabrowwn (laura brown) 1 more day ? heh
littlegandalf (Connor Mayhew) RT @HaleyWilting: It would probably be a good idea to actually study for my exams....
Your Horoscope () [Customize Horoscope]
Avoid overeating and keep a check on your weight. Money gains from unplanned sources brighten up your day. You will also make important contacts through friends. You will have to forget the beloved as you confront with realities. Suspicion of your partner may grow to a huge fight. Volunteering work that you do today will help not only those you assist but will help you look at yourself more positively.
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China's fastest-growing cities for millionaires
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Immigration bill could cut deficits by $175 billion - CBO
A bipartisan Senate bill that would create a path to legal status for many of the 11.5 million undocumented immigrants in the United States could reduce deficits by $175 billion over the first 10 years and by at least $700 billion in the second decade.

Google files First Amendment court case against NSA surveillance secrecy
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Gov't claims spying programs stopped plot to bomb New York Stock Exchange
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It's official: Jack Lew's new signature
It's official: Treasury Secretary Jack Lew has undergone a transformation, at least when it comes to penmanship.

G-8 promises to tackle tax cheats
The world's major developed economies committed Tuesday to step up efforts to make individuals and companies pay the taxes they owe.

High speed trading: Paying for an edge
Take a look at any major stock index two seconds before the monthly Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan consumer sentiment survey hits the airwaves, and the trading volume is astounding.

Enterprises launch their own private clouds
Scrappy online startups were among the first to realize that renting computing power from cloud providers like Amazon Web Services was an excellent deal. For some, it was the only way they'd get off the ground. What investor would pay millions to build a data center for a new game or service that might not take off?

Is gold losing its safe haven appeal?
The recent volatility in global financial markets hasn't done much to boost falling gold prices.

Swiss lawmakers nix bank deal with U.S.
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Stocks rally as Fed looms large
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Home building continues to rise
The pace of home building gained steam in May, another sign of the housing market's recovery.

Obama: Bernanke has 'stayed a lot longer' than expected
President Obama hinted Monday that he will not reappoint Ben Bernanke to a third term as Federal Reserve chairman.

Chrysler relents, agrees to recall 2.7 million Jeeps
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Ex-trader charged with Libor rigging in U.K.
U.K. authorities have charged former UBS and Citigroup trader Tom Hayes with fraud for allegedly attempting to rig global benchmark interest rates.

Myanmar: Tales from the last business frontier
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Federal housing offices to close in worst foreclosure areas
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Perils of moving to a no-tax state
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Yahoo: 13,000 government requests for data
Yahoo said Tuesday it received between 12,000 and 13,000 requests for user data from U.S. law enforcement agencies over the last six months.

Stocks: Pointing higher as Fed fears wane
Investors were taking a cautious approach Tuesday as they hope the Federal Reserve will calm fears about an early end to cheap money.