Bob Kerr
The stories to look for up ahead
01:00 AM EST on Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Here are the headlines for 2009. Exact dates are impossible to determine, so it’s best to clip and apply as events occur.
People often ask how it’s possible to pick the headlines ahead of the stories, but there are patterns. There is past performance. There are some things that are as clear up ahead as a great big boulder in the middle of the road.
Here is the year to come:
Chickens roost, piper paid
Bush is told he really does have to go
WPRO declared Superfund site
Cheney is told he can stay in bunker
State officials decide to tax almost everything
Tom Brady has a very good year
Providence condos provide abundance of open space
President Obama
Millions learn they don’t need a lot of stuff
Biggest Loser draws long line of contestants
Veterans still looking for grateful nation
R.I. mob moved to extended care
R.I. Republicans vote to form support group
Three R.I. Democrats won’t run for governor
Conservatives find it’s lonely out there
Survey: Youths live entirely by cell phone
Bridge problem solved as DOT unveils river-fording plan
Yes, it can get worse
Radio rating books ripe for home cooking
National Grid found lacking in warmth
Snake eyes keep coming up at Twin River
R.I., Mass. meet at bottom of ethics barrel
Wars continue
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