Help for ex-convicts (The Plain Dealer)
Job training workshops with a focus on Internet commerce hosted by the Urban League, a social service organization. The donation of about 300 computers gathered by RealNEO, a grassroots community organization that promotes civic conversations about economic development.
Source: www.cleveland.com

Union aims for share of RTD driver's seat (Denver Post)
Light-rail and bus service for the metro area may be returning to normal Monday, but officials representing Denver transit workers vowed to launch efforts to give the union more political muscle and a louder voice on the RTD governing board.
Source: www.denverpost.com

Builder vows to make new home like new (Orlando Sentinel)
Dear Greg: We recently bought a new house from Levitt and Sons in Avalon Park. I was told that building a house was stressful, but my wife and I were looking forward to starting a new chapter in our lives and were willing to deal with it. We have been in the house five months and the stress has turned into frustration and anger. We are still missing two kitchen cabinets and there are issues with
Source: feeds.orlandosentinel.com

Anger therapy attack man jailed (BBC News)
A man who attacked his girlfriend with a knife after going to anger management therapy has been jailed for 18 months.
Source: news.bbc.co.uk

A pat plot helps make `ATL' DOA (The Charlotte Observer)
Antwone Fisher made a splash in 2002 by writing the moving "Antwone Fisher," which chronicled the rough life of a guy with no parents, abusive or inattentive caretakers and a justifiable anger management problem.
Source: www.thestate.com

Backing up words with action (Birmingham News)
Gov. Bob Riley is entitled to nominate whoever he wants to serve on the Alabama Environmental Management Commission. That much is given.
Source: www.al.com

White House Tries to Quell Anger Over Leak Claim (New York Times)
President Bush's spokesman insisted that any release of information was "in the public interest."
Source: www.nytimes.com

Disparity in raises at heart of walkout (Rocky Mountain News)
Big raises for management last year, smaller raises for union workers this year. That, in a nutshell, explains transit workers' anger over contract offers from the Regional Transportation District.
Source: www.rockymountainnews.com