Burgess breaks hand, hearts

06/22/11 Scrumhalf Luke Burgess has likely played his final game for the Waratahs after breaking his hand at training.

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Mt. Pleasant team for Women's Cities all set

06/22/11 Mt. Pleasant Golf Club finalized its team for the 12th annual Women's City Golf Tournament this past weekend, the 12 players set to tee it up in the tourney at Vesper CC on July 16.

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Waratahs' Luke Burgess ruled out of playoff

06/21/11 Halfback Luke Burgess has likely played his final game for the Waratahs after breaking his hand at training yesterday, further disrupting an already chaotic build-up with several other injuries already depleting the NSW side for Friday's elimination final in Auckland.

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PBA-Senior Northern California Results

06/21/11 At Harvest Park Bowl Brentwood, Calif. Second Round (16-game pinfall totals; top 32 advance to Wednesday's match play rounds) 1, Hugh Miller, Seattle, 3,961. 2, Walter Ray Williams Jr., Ocala, Fla., 3,792. 3, Michael Henry, Brunswick, Ohio, 3,729. 4, Dick Baker, Henderson, Nev., 3,688. 5, Harry Sullins, Chesterfield Township, Mich., 3,651. 6, Ron Mohr, Eagle River, Alaska, 3,644. 7, Noel Vazquez ...

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Te Kairanga's vision as big as Texas

06/14/11 Bruce Clugston is a man who clearly enjoys a good wine. He reckons he's tasted just about every sauvignon blanc in New Zealand.

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Community Sports Calendar, June 14

06/14/11 The Community Sports Calendar on Columbian.com is updated each Tuesday. Submit items for the calendar by sending an e-mail to paul.danzer@columbian.com, or call 360-735-4521.

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Early 1960s golden era for Chicopee High School baseball

06/11/11 In the spring of 1961, Chicopee High School hosted the now-defunct Springfield Tech in a junior varsity baseball game. When it was over, Chicopee had an easy victory on its way to what would be an undefeated season.

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St. Peter's Embraces the "Today" Show

06/10/11 ROME, JUNE 10, 2011 ( Zenit.org ).- Last week, many American tourists stumbling out of the Vatican Museums into the bright light of St. Peter's Square blinked and wondered if they had been magically transported to New York's Rockefeller Center.

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Tri-Valley Youth Sports Roundup

06/09/11 Matt Gillespie pitched a rare perfect game to lead the Braves to a 1-0 win over the White Sox in Danville Little League Majors Division playoff play. Gillespie was backed by strong defense and outstanding play from catchers Nathan Roberto and Austin Jamati.

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Gillis details Libyan capture and release

05/27/11 In the States after six weeks of detainment, alum journalist Clare Gillis reflects on her experiences in Libya.

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Dodge &CoxWorldwide - Notification of Annual General Meeting

05/27/11 Dodge &CoxWorldwide - Notification of Annual General Meeting

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Will Carroll: Negative drug tests in need of publicity

05/26/11 There's a little known provision in baseball's drug testing protocols that is important for people to know about. It's a simple thing called "for-cause testing" and is exactly what it sounds like. If a team -- any team -- has reasonable cause to suspect that a player is using any banned or illegal substance, they can ask an Independent Administrator to test that player. According to MLB, a mere ...

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LOOKING BACK

05/26/11 As I promised last week I will explore a window of opportunity for the Whitley County basketball program to establish itself as a contender in the 50 th District and the 13 th region.

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Journalist Foley Details 6 Weeks of Captivity in Libya: 'I Could Make it'

05/25/11 Listen to the Audio JUDY WOODRUFF: Now to the struggle in Libya, Egypt's neighbor, and to the second of our interviews with correspondents covering that story. Tonight: the perspective of GlobalPost correspondent and producer James Foley, who was captured and imprisoned for six weeks by the government. Foley was seized April 5 in Brega, along with Clare Morgana Gillis, who writes for USA Today ...

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BREAKING NEWS: Merger of South Baldwin Chamber and Gulf Coast Area Chamber not approved

05/25/11 FOLEY, Ala. and ORANGE BEACH, Ala. -The South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce and Alabama Gulf Coast Area Chamber of Commerce did not merge Wednesday, as the Gulf Coast Chamber only received around a 65 percent approval for the proposed consolidation.

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Chamber merger vote approaching southern Baldwin County

05/22/11 FOLEY, Ala. and GULF SHORES, Ala. - Area businesses will decide the fate next week of two local chambers of commerce as members vote on the proposed merger of the South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce and the Alabama Gulf Coast Area Chamber of Commerce.

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Congressman's behind-the-scenes work helped free journalists held in Libya

05/19/11 For weeks, U.S. Rep. Elton Gallegly worked quietly behind the scenes. He personally called one of the sons of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi and made a "humanitarian appeal" on behalf of two American journalists held in detention by the Libyan government. He held private talks with ambassadors from Turkey and Hungary, who also were working to get the journalists freed. And he had an emotional ...

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Schools: Panthers advance in volleyball playoffs

05/19/11 Senior captain Ary Cardoso had 17 kills, three aces and an assist as the Marlborough boys volleyball team defeated Keefe Tech 3-0 (25-11, 25-18, 25-18) in a Division 1 Central first-round match.

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Foley's Jones drafted by Falcons in first round

05/05/11 Former Foley High School student and football star Julio Jones was selected sixth overall by the Atlanta Falcons in the 2011 National Football League Draft on Thursday.

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Where a star began to shine

04/27/11 National Football League commissioner Roger Goodell takes the stage, envelope in hand. He approaches the microphone and opens the envelope and looks down at the next pick in the 2011 NFL Draft.

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