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Whitner's status with Bills uncertain (The Buffalo News) - The Buffalo Bills' retention of two veteran safeties this week has increased speculation about the team's plans for Donte Whitner.

Oncor faces mounting anger over high bills (WFAA Dallas-Fort Worth) - DALLAS - Anger at one of Texas' largest utilities is growing. Dozens of people are furious at sky-high power bills and are convinced the new smart meters are to blame. "I don't mind paying my bill, but I'm not paying for something I'm not using," said one customer in Grand Prairie on Saturday. Oncor representatives sat through a tongue lashing at a town hall meeting, where angry customers ...

Nix and Gailey continue to reshape Bills (Olean Times Herald) - Say what you want about the hiring of 70-year-old general manager Buddy Nix and the less-than-popular choice of Chan Gailey as coach, the Buffalo Bills haven’t stood pat this off-season.

New state bills introduced to combat phony veterans (The Palm Beach Post) - New state bills introduced to combat phony veterans

Free Agent Lineman Visits Bills (WIVB Buffalo) - Free agent offensive lineman Wade Smith visited Buffalo, but left the Bills without signing a contract.

Bills kick off free agency with visit from veteran Smith (CNYCentral.com) - Veteran offensive guard Wade Smith is visiting with the Buffalo Bills to gauge his chances of signing with the team in free agency.

Bills of local interest (The Herald-Mail) - Editor's note: This is a partial list of local bills and resolutions introduced in the Maryland General Assembly by Washington County lawmakers during the 2010 regular session. For more information, go to mlis.state.md.us.

Fort Meade gas bills incorrect (The Fort Meade Leader) - City of Fort Meade natural gas customers were overbilled on the gas fuel adjustment on the February bills dated Feb. 15 and Feb. 20.

Buffalo Bills Team Report (USA Today) - When it comes to quarterbacks, the Bills did due diligence at the Indianapolis Scouting Combine, meeting with Notre Dame's Jimmy Clausen and Oklahoma's Sam Bradford.

Valley residents see changes in credit cards bills, fees (Roanoke Rapids Daily Herald) - ROANOKE RAPIDS — Roanoke Valley credit card holders will see changes to their bills and to their terms and conditions thanks to a new law that went into effect on Feb. 22.