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We should covert he story on the man who fleed from the police, but instead was bitten by an alligator. It is a humerous story that teens will laugh at and it will be a lighthearted way to end the news.

This is relevant to teens because some people war this brand of clothing and also I know that this is a big controversy for teens. It's something they should all know.

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This story is relevant because not only is it local, but it is something that a lot of teens would be interested in. Paige Aiello wasn't much older than us. It's also a story that would hit home.

This is news worthy because it is talking about a new airport, that Boris Johnson who is the mayor of London, that should be located in Thames Estuary which is on the east side of London. But many people find this to be a big issue, as it leads to all kinds of London's problems that the country don't want to have.

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This story is weird and interesting because you don'tsee giant snails everyday. They are also carrying meningitis, which is deadly to humans. Teens will want to hear about this because it is new and interesting and about giant snails.

There's a festival just so people can watch cat videos and I think this is something that a lot of people would be interested about, because it is very current. It's a funny story and teens love cat videos.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IytNBm8WA1c cat videos

The New York Knicks have established a playing-time plan for Amar'e Stoudemire, stating that the power forward will play between 10 and 15 minutes Saturday in his return from knee surgery.

The construction industry in the UK had many economic problems .Analysts from the National Statistics say the revision may be enough to mean the overall economy narrowly avoided falling into recession for a second time.

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State Department Demands Takedown Of 3D-Printable Gun Files For Possible Export Control Violations

I think this would be an interesting story because it occurred on Route 202. If police say that residents have been calling them this week reporting bears, why wouldn't it be relevant?

Randy Jackson, the last original "American Idol" judge, announced Thursday that he's voting himself off the hit singing competition program after the current season ends.

crazy story. very chilling. Its very current and has been in the media for years and something that hits home for us young folks because it happened to the girls when they were our age basically

This is a good local story because it is about a local photography contest and two hunterdon central students placed very well, with one winning first place!

The letter commends the State Department for inching slowly toward an understanding of the significant difference in the amount of greenhouse gases caused by the energy-intensive production of Alberta's heavy oil compared with the amount caused by the production of conventional oil.

One of the few sectors that has gained a full head of steam during the weak U.S. economic recovery is the energy industry. Many pundits and politicians see it as a jobs panacea. During the presidential debates last October, the two candidates claimed that the energy sector would create anywhere from 600,000 to 3.5 million jobs.

Malaria is one of the deadliest diseases in the world, and finding out a cure to it would save thousands of lives. If a cure is found, third world countries would in better shape.

I think that this story is relevant to the local category because it is about one of the local scholarship funds. The article says which students received scholarships this year, and a few are Hunterdon Central students!

The myth of energy independence

(CNN) -- We are using the Internet wrong. Smartphones turn people into horrible listeners. And cat videos aren't as riveting as we think they are. These are just some of the revelations writer Paul Miller had during a year of self-imposed exile from the Internet.

For those of you thinking about going into journalism: "I'm in a minority of reporters and editors who are genuinely excited to be working at this moment in history and not in the past. Again and again, I found myself playing the role of cheerleader, trying to convince tired and broke journalists to get excited about the future of media. Here's the case I've been trying to make:"