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| paintball News Archive 13-Jan-2008 |
Paintball vandals blast billboard; is it a hate crime? (The Buffalo News)Someone vandalized a pro-life billboard near the Buffalo GYN Womenservices clinic on Main Street earlier this week, and pro-life activists believe that the act targeted the billboard?s message.
Paintball game will benefit cancer research (The Daily Times)ROXANA -- When a close friend died from breast cancer, Micki Ruhl wanted to preserve her memory. "My friend Kim Warner from Bethany Beach was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2003 and wanted to do a Relay for Life walk," Ruhl said. "She participated in it and died a few weeks later."
'Griff Vision' gives fans more on Internet (The Grand Rapids Press)Eric Nacke recently found out just how tough Grand Rapids Griffins enforcer Adam Keefe really is. Nacke, the Griffins' video director, was on hand Monday afternoon when several members of the team took part in a friendly paintball match.
Public safety log (Albany Democrat-Herald)People arrested are innocent unless proven otherwise in court. Initial charges often change as a case progresses. Alleged paintball shooting ? A man was arrested Thursday after he allegedly shot a paintball gun from a moving car and hit another vehicle.
City commissioners to discuss plan for Arts and Humanities (Salina Journal)The Salina City Commission will receive recommendations for a strategic plan for Salina Arts and Humanities and Salina's cultural sector during a study session at 2:30 p.m. Monday in Room 107B of the City-County Building, 300 W. Ash.
Indoor paintball arena opens in Spotswood (News Transcript) Paintball players have a new place to enjoy their sport. All Star Paintball Arena, which opened for business off Summerhill Road, Spotswood, Middlesex County, in November, is one of the state's few indoor facilities for the sport, whose popularity has been growing in recent years.
Community remembers "Mason Angels" (comment on this) (Middletown Journal)MASON ? A community came together Saturday to remember four "Mason Angels" and their mother killed Friday night.
Community remembers "Mason Angels" (Fairfield Echo)MASON ? A community came together Saturday to remember four "Mason Angels" and their mother killed Friday night. Flowers, stuffed animals and a white cross with the victims' names paid tribute to Marguerite, 8, Vincent, 4, Jacob and Mia, both 3, and their mother, Nadya Ferrari Veillette, 33.
Public Safety Report (Fairbanks Daily News-Miner)Burglary
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