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Planned Gallatin cell-phone tower causes stir Posted on Sept. 2 (Missoulian)
GALLATIN GATEWAY - Plans to build a cell-phone tower in southwestern Montana’s Gallatin Gateway are raising concern among some residents of the area. The Gallatin County Commission has given preliminary approval to subdivide property so it can be leased to Verizon Wireless for an 80-foot tower.
Source: www.missoulian.com

Keep cell phone batteries charged during storms (The Potpourri)
Cell phone users may want to make sure their batteries are fully charged if Tropical Storm Gustav makes its way to the Gulf Coast on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 1.
Source: hcnonline.com

Cell-phone tower nixed, moved to Harrowgate (Midlothian Exchange)
Chesterfield County s first cell-phone tower disguised as a tree would grow near Harrowgate Road, but not in Brandermill. We re looking forward to our first artificial pine tree, Bermuda District representative Samuel Hassen said at last week s meeting of the Chesterfield Planning Commission.
Source: www.midlothianexchange.com

Police to obey cell phone law (The Olympian)
Thurston County law enforcement agencies aren’t bound by the same restrictions on cell phone use as everyone else, but they don’t want to be perceived as being above the law, representatives say.
Source: www.theolympian.com

Cell phone camera leads to arrest (WINK TV Southwest Florida)
Authorities credit a quick-thinking mom and her cell phone camera for the arrest of a man accused of fondling her daughter on her way to school.
Source: www.winknews.com

Two cell phone towers approved for Rustburg (The News & Advance)
Two new cell phone towers in Rustburg were approved unanimously by the Campbell County Board of Supervisors on Monday. The towers, one off Rocky Road and the other near the intersection of Virginia 24 and Wisecarver Road, will have antennas for at least three carriers once they are built, including ones from AT&T Wireless, which is behind the requests.
Source: www.newsadvance.com

Going ‘cold turkey’ with cell phone usage (The Warren Reporter)
School will be here soon. Ah, and the adjustments begin — getting out of bed early, organizing oneself, focusing for a 42-minute class period, you know the school gig. But one thing worries me…letting go of the cell phone. Oh, no, please anything but that!
Source: www.nj.com