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| paintball News Archive 25-Nov-2007 |
Paintball 'terrorists' too close for comfort (The Age)Council rejects plan for paintball park near Melbourne Airport as a potential 'Trojan horse for terrorism'.
Drive-by paintball incident (Cambridge Evening News)A PAINTBALL gun was fired at a cyclist from a passing vehicle.
Marketplace Notes (The Cincinnati Enquirer)Party Zone, which sells party supplies, plans to expand to a new location in January along Lila Avenue in the Milford Shopping Center.
Death threats for suicide girl's cyber-tormentor (Guardian Unlimited)A small US town is up in arms after a mother used MySpace to victimise her daughter's friend
The Iqaluit of their dreams (Nunatsiaq News)Let teens design the Iqaluit of the future and you'll get a city equipped with a paintball course, waterslide, video arcade, and bigger movie theatre.
US 'cyber-tormentor' escapes the law (Guardian Unlimited)As neighbours mourn, the family of a teenager who took her life after online hoax pledges a legal battle
Inventors' stories make good reads (Bradenton Herald) E ver since that first guy (we'll call him "Og"), purposely smashed one rock against another rock in an effort to create "CrudeStoneTool, version 1.0," we humans have been tweaking, tinkering and generally cooking up new and improved ways to make our lives a little more civilized.
Surrey Local News (Surrey Advertiser)A PAINTBALL operator has angered residents in West Horsley after attempting to more than double the number of games it holds. Atomic Paintball has submitted an application to increase the use of land at Hookwood in Blakes Lane from 28 to 70 days a year.
Locals win national paintball title (The Sharon Herald)Team Encounter, a group of local paintball enthusiasts, won the national championship recently in the Division 2 5-Man X-Ball competition at Disney?s Wide World of Sports Complex, Orlando, Fla. Team members are Jeremy Clark, Kyle Hoffman, Greg Alexander, Todd Minner, Chris Kudler and Shawn Cotters (team captain).
No paintball park near airport (The Age)A plan to build a paintball park next to Melbourne Airport is rejected by the state planning tribunal because it could be a "Trojan horse for terrorism".
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