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Today's Front Pages - Wednesday, August 08, 2012: 779 front pages from 85 countries.

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The NY Department of Health will be conducting aerial larviciding via a low-flying helicopter to help prevent West Nile Virus today, through 8/9/12 and until 8:00 PM daily in Bronx zip codes 10464, 10475.

While days are allotted for this activity, the application may be completed in less time. In the event of inclement weather, spraying may occur during the same hours thru 8/10/12. For more information, visit http://on.nyc.gov/O2Xl3v or call 311.

ANY REASONS AND ALL THE FACTS BEHIND SIKH SHOOTINGS. May Never Be Made Public.
That gunman is dead and there is no trial, so whatever these investigators find out concerning those white supremacist movements may remain a secret.

ERNESTO REACHES LAND. Blowing Across The Yucatan Peninsula.
Hurricane Ernesto weakens into a tropical storm, but moves across the Mexican resort region and is expected to resume hurricane strength when it continues towards the sea.

EGYPT FIRES INTO SINAI. Suspected Islamic Militants.

The United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) today said that, according to reports it has received, Syria is experiencing critical shortages in medicines and pharmaceutical products.

“The recent escalation of clashes had resulted in substantial damages to the pharmaceutical plants located in rural Aleppo, Homs and Rural Damascus, where 90 per cent of the country’s plants were located,” a WHO spokesperson, Tarik Jasarevic, told reporters in Geneva today. “Many of these plants had now closed down, thus resulting in a critical shortage of medicines.”

216 BC Hannibal Barca wins his greatest victory over the Romans at Cannae.
47 BC Caesar defeats Pharnaces at Zela in Syria and declares, "veni, vidi, vici,"
1552 The treaty of Passau gives religious freedom to German Protestants.
1553 An invading French army is destroyed at the Battle of Marciano in Italy.
1589 During France's religious war, a monk stabs and kills King Henry II.
1776 The Continental Congress makes the Declaration of Independence.
1802 Napoleon Bonaparte is proclaimed "Consul for Life" by the French Senate.

NY Department of Health will be conducting aerial larviciding via a low-flying helicopter to help prevent West Nile Virus today, 8/7/12 through 8/9/12 from DAWN TO DUSK daily in Bronx zip codes 10464, 10475.

While three days are allotted for this activity, the application may be completed in less time. In the event of inclement weather, spraying may occur during the same hours thru 8/10/12. For more information, visit http://on.nyc.gov/O2Xl3v or call 311.

City Island Images is proud to offer "Front Pages" from newspapers all over the globe.

Today's Front Pages - Tuesday, August 07, 2012: 779 front pages from 85 countries.

For copyright protection, watermarks are occasionally placed on front pages that cover news events of historic significance.

Through a special agreement with more than 800 newspapers worldwide, the Newseum displays these front pages each day on its website. The front pages are in their original, unedited form, and some may contain material that is deemed objectionable to some visitors. Discretion is advised.

Parks & Recreation Commissioner Adrian Benepe joined Courts of Dreams Foundation Chairman Natasha Cornstein, former New York Knick Larry Johnson, and children from the West Bronx Recreation Center, Mosholu Montefiore Community Center, Riverdale Neighborhood House and Kingsbridge Heights Community Center, to cut the ribbon on a $162,000 renovation at Van Cortlandt Park’s Classic Playground basketball courts. After the ribbon cutting, the New York Knicks Groove Truck hosted a basketball clinic for children attending the event.