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The sudden decision to drop the case against John Mark Karr in the slaying of JonBenet Ramsey snuffed out yet another lead in the enduring mystery of who killed the 6-year-old beauty queen, but prosecutors vowed that the investigation would go on.

"This case is not closed," said District Attorney Mary Lacy, who planned to further explain her decision at a news conference Tuesday.

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"This case is not closed," said District Attorney Mary Lacy, who planned to further explain her decision at a news conference Tuesday.

The case has never been closed, not since JonBenet's father found her body in the basement of their Boulder home on the day after Christmas 1996. For years, suspicion has focused on either an intruder or the girl's parents, John and Patsy Ramsey.

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BOULDER, Colo. - The sudden decision to drop the case against John Mark Karr in the slaying of JonBenet Ramsey snuffed out yet another lead in the enduring mystery of who killed the 6-year-old beauty queen, but prosecutors vowed that the investigation would go on.

"This case is not closed," said District Attorney Mary Lacy, who planned to further explain her decision at a news conference ...

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Catch Tim Dobby and 20th Century World Guitar Music at Cabot Square, corner of Ste. Catherine St. and Atwater Ave. at noon. Free.

Former Israeli ambassador Freddy Eytan will discuss his book, Sharon, A Life in Times of Turmoil, at 4100 Sherbrooke St. W., at 8:15 p.m. Free.

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This summer, I had the opportunity to experience something I will remember for the rest of my life. My mom, Pam Gruhot, and I spent nine days volunteering at an orphanage in the Dominican Republic.

I lived at Hope of the Child orphanage in the small town of Monte Cristi, surrounded by a tal...

The third-season finale of "Rescue Me" manages to tie up its boldest and most controversial year by hitting a dizzying range of dramatic and comedic high points.

Like the series itself, the episode, airing tomorrow night at 10 on FX, is all over the place, unpredictably - and satisfyingly - veering from broad laughs to tender moments, and even to shocking ones.

In the season finale,...

CALGARY -- Fellow Tories in line for the party leadership are backing a private member's bill aimed at allowing Albertans to refuse to officiate at same-sex marriages.

Whether the bill by Conservative backbencher and leadership contender Ted Morton sparks enough support to be passed after a third reading today in the legislature remains to be seen.

Leadership candidate Lyle Oberg s...

A lot's changed in 25 years. We've gone from vinyl to CD to MP3, the price of a gallon of gas has gone up threefold, the Berlin wall, Soviet Union and Milli Vanilli fell, while the MySpace, YouTube and a million other websites pushed out absent-minded doodling as the at-work procrastination tool of choice.

Radio Birdman hasn't changed in 25 years. With Zeno Beach, the band's first stu...