Your only consolidate school loans news source! Click on each item to read full story.   Reporter's Notebook: Benjamin Melançon (The Narco News Bulletin) read story Three days ago the most powerful governments in the world confirmed their support of dictatorship over democracy in Haiti.   Seniors say: Show me the money (Daily News Journal) read story It's graduation season, and local graduates have few concerns on their minds other than enjoying the moment. But one major factor in their continuing education is of the utmost importance — financial aid.   College-StudentLoans.com Helps in Student Loan Relief (PR.com) read story Financial Problems are spreading like wild fire. Is it fare that it is affecting our young people seeking higher education? There has been a positive push in the right direction to ease the wary of applying for student loans. College-StudentLoans.com offer relief for borrowers. [PR.com - May 09, 2008]   Color of Money Live (Washington Post) read story Need advice about how to handle your personal finances? Whether the struggle is saving for retirement, organizing your bank files, or talking about money responsibility with your spouse or loved one, Post personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary offers her advice and answers your tough questions.   Think twice about taking on student debt (Sun-Sentinel) read story There's been quite a bit of news lately about how, as the credit crisis continues, it may be more difficult for some families to get student loans.   Tax hike inevitable, most aldermen say (New Hampshire Union Leader) read story Two-thirds of the city's aldermen say they are willing to consider a modest tax increase to protect city jobs and maintain services that would be cut under Mayor Frank Guinta's $276 million budget proposal.   College aid issue prompts forum (The Scranton Times-Tribune) read story WILKES-BARRE — It used to be that college graduates worried about paying off their student loans, but in recent months just obtaining those loans has been difficult.   Kanjorksi heads panel to avert student loan crisis (The Daily & Sunday Review) read story WILKES-BARRE — It used to be that college graduates worried about paying off their student loans, but in recent months even just obtaining those loans has come into jeopardy.   Can't block this one out (Lancaster Online) read story If the 1971 ceremony to dedicate Lancaster Square had been held 20 years later, actor Kevin Costner could have delivered the keyno   Reporter's Notebook: Benjamin Melançon (The Narco News Bulletin) read story Since the February 29th coup d'etat against Haiti's constitutional president, the forces that brought the coup have killed more than one thousand political adversaries and poor Haitians.