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Palin's hometown legacy left trail of legal bills (CNN.com) - The sports complex that Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's supporters call her most visible legacy as mayor of her hometown left the town paying inflated prices for the land and huge legal bills, according to court records.

Walker a key blocker for Bills (San Francisco Chronicle) - Raiders fans may not know it, but Bills offensive lineman Langston Walker is quite the ambidextrous guy. He's started at right and left tackle this season without giving up a single quarterback sack. "It's a little nerve-wracking, I'll admit that," Walker...

The Buffalo Bills run defense will get a stout test from Oakland (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) - The Bills run defense has been solid in the first two games, but it will get a stout test from Oakland on Sunday.

Buffalo Bills beating Oakland Raiders is best bet (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) - The Buffalo Bills aren't good enough to overlook any opponent and should improve to 3-0 with a win over Oakland on Sunday.

Finding air leaks can help save on heating bills (New London Day) - The icy days of winter are coming, and there's a lot you can do to save on your heating bills, besides wearing an extra sweater

In a rarity for town, bills going out on time (Worcester Telegram & Gazette) - HOLLAND - Property tax bills, which will reflect a 55 cent increase in the tax rate, will be mailed Oct. 1, which is the first time they have been issued on time in 17 years, according to town officials.

Bi-Partisan Burgess Health Care Bills Headed To House Floor, USA (Medical News Today) - Congressman Michael C. Burgess, M.D. (R-TX) announced that two bi-partisan bills he helped write to improve health care passed out of committee and now head to the House floor. Votes are expected by the full House of Representatives in the next few weeks. The first bill, the Physician Workforce and Graduate Medical Education Enhancement Act (H.R.

Ethics bills cause tension on Phila. City Council (The Philadelphia Inquirer) - Tensions on City Council flared yesterday with the arrival of new ethics legislation introduced by Councilman Frank Rizzo. In Council's first meeting since June, Rizzo introduced six ethics bills, four of which he had introduced last year but held to work on with Mayor Nutter, who was elected to office last year on a reform platform.

Linn property tax bills delayed again (The Gazette) - Property tax bills will not be mailed in Linn County until the end of this month, at the earliest."It's going to have an impact on everybody," said Linn County Treasurer Mike Stevenson. "Everything's going to be backed up at least a month. It's an impact on the city, an impact on the schools, an impact on the county."Normally, property tax bills are mailed in August and due Sept. 30. This year, ...

Utility bills on the rise (Kane County Chronicle) - Consumers may have been so focused on keeping up with high food and gasoline bills this summer, they haven’t had time to even think about the coming winter and what it will cost to heat and power their homes.