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Beebe: State accepting FEMA trailers with reasonable formaldehyde levels By Jason Wiest LITTLE ROCK - Arkansans left homeless after tornadoes in February can now receive federal mobile homes they have been waiting for since concerns were raised about the homes formaldehyde levels.

Do North calendar (Eagle-Tribune Online)

AUDITIONS. Auditions for Summer Theatre Ensemble and production of “West Side Story” will be held on Wednesday , April 9, at 3:30 p.m. at South School, Woburn Street, Andover.

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NW Arkansas legislator votes
o twice on severance tax bill, one counted By Rob Moritz LITTLE ROCK - A glitch in the House rules regarding absentee voting allowed a Northwest Arkansas legislator to register two
o votes against the hike in the natural gas severance tax.

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Severance tax hike sails through committees on first day of special session By John Lyon LITTLE ROCK - Gov. Mike Beebes plan to raise the states severance tax on natural gas sailed through separate House and Senate committees on Monday, the first day of what is expected to be a three-day special legislative session.

Benton sets sights on sidewalks (NWAnews.com)

BENTON — Jeremy Johnston and Sandy Vick live in one of the few homes near Ringgold Elementary School that sit beside a stretch of well-kept sidewalk. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Northwest Edition)

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Legislative leaders see quick work on tax hike By Rob Moritz and John Lyon LITTLE ROCK - Youd think raising a tax for the first time in 50 years, and having to muster a three-fourths majority in both chambers of the Legislature to do it, would take a while.

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UA Board of Trustees approves tuition, fee hikes By John Lyon LITTLE ROCK - The University of Arkansas Board of Trustees voted unanimously Friday to raise tuition rates and fees for students at most campuses in the University of Arkansas System.

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Senators recess deliberations in election dispute case By Rob Moritz LITTLE ROCK - A Senate committee spent more than five hours behind closed doors Thursday reviewing testimony in a disputed 2006 state Senate runoff election before going home for the weekend.

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Testimony ends, deliberations begin in Senate election dispute By Rob Moritz LITTLE ROCK - Testimony in a historic legislative hearing on a disputed 2006 state Senate runoff election in East Arkansas ended Wednesday evening, leaving seven senators to decide whether to recommend expulsion for a colleague.

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Senate committee to hear election dispute By Rob Moritz LITTLE ROCK - In a first for the state Legislature, a Senate committee is scheduled to begin a public hearing Tuesday to decide whether an East Arkansas senator was legally elected to his seat.