wget mirror question

I am working at a school with recently acquired Internet access but
with very poor bandwidth. We have a network with many computers but
if we allowed all computers to access the Internet concurrently it
would be worthless.

I would like to create an internal mirror (updated nightly) of several
news sites that are commonly accessed though. I have tried using
wget, and it works well except that I am having problems with URL's.
In my local mirror copy of a page, the URL's do not match up. Can
someone help me with the proper arguments for wget (or curl I suppose)
to get this working?

My ideal end product is a directory structure something like this:
/mirror
/mirror/cnn
/mirror/bbc
/mirror/chicagotribune

With each news site being dumped into its respective directory
(recursing one level deep). I can get that all working fine and
loaded up in apache but when I click a link from one of the mirrored
pages, the relative URL is wrong since my directory structure will
always be different.

Would appreciate any help on this or alternative solutions. Thanks.

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