Jan 8th, 2009 · Jim Caito's family has been working the shores of northern California since the 1880s. But the once-bustling scene outside Caito Fisheries is long gone, a casualty of attempts to keep fisheries alive through a quota system.
Keywords: California · Family · alive · fisheries · bustling · quotas · Casualty · 1880 · Jim Caito · Caito Fisheries
Jan 7th, 2009 · As many West Coast fisheries collapse, more fishermen are turning to the delectable Dungeness crab. It's one of the last thriving fisheries in California, but the winter race for the crabs means fewer fresh crabs on tables and smaller profits.
Keywords: West Coast · California · fisheries · fishermen · collapse · delectable · Dungeness
Jan 5th, 2009 · It's been a rough start for President-elect Barack Obama in his first week back at work in Washington, from violence flaring in Gaza to showdowns brewing in the U.S. Senate. But Obama is staying focused on his economic stimulus plan, even if key Republicans remain skeptical.
Keywords: Violence · Republicans · showdowns · Senate · economic · president · Washington · D.C · Gaza · Obama · Barack Obama · Stimulus
Jan 5th, 2009 · A new high-resolution panorama is the sharpest infrared picture that scientists have ever made of the Milky Way's core. This mysterious region that surrounds a supermassive black hole is normally hidden by dust and gas, but infrared light can penetrate the dust clouds.
Keywords: region · Scientists · Resolution · picture · mysteries · Panorama · milky · penetrate · infrared · supermassive · Milky Way
Jan 5th, 2009 · Former Illinois Attorney General Roland Burris has said he intends to go the Capitol Tuesday and begin serving as the state's junior U.S. senator. That looks unlikely, however, because the man who appointed Burris, Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, is facing corruption charges.
Keywords: Senate · corruption · D.C · Gov · capitol · junior · impeachment · Illinois Gov · Rod Blagojevich · Burris
Jan 5th, 2009 · President-elect Barack Obama has announced one of the presidential inauguration balls will be a Neighborhood Ball "open to our new neighborhood here in Washington, D.C." D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton says she hopes this means Obama will sign a measure that will grant the District of Columbia voting rights.
Keywords: presidential · president · Washington · D.C · District of Columbia · neighborhoods · Inauguration · Obama · Del · Barack Obama · Eleanor Holmes Norton · Neighborhood Ball
Jan 5th, 2009 · With holiday sales down almost 12 percent, Borders has replaced its CEO and it appears the bookseller might be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange. The company has named Ron Marshall as its new CEO; he replaces George Jones.
Keywords: company · CEO · holiday · New York Stock Exchange · bookseller · Delist · Replacements · George Jones · Ron Marshall
Jan 5th, 2009 · In British writer Bernardine Evaristo's new novel, Blonde Roots, African slave traders raid Europe. Evaristo wields language and messes with history and geography with the gusto of someone having a great time with a great subject.
Keywords: Europe · British · history · slave · Writer · Africans · language · novel · roots · Trader · geography · Bernardine Evaristo

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