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    College Notebook

    03/14/10 Gabrielle Geronimos (Greenwich) had five goals and an assist, Kacie Johnson (Wilton) added a goal and four assists and Taylor Gattinella ( Greenwich Academy ) chipped in with a goal as the Columbia women's lacrosse team defeated Bucknell, 16-8.
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    East Region: Breaking down the teams

    03/14/10 Rivals.com breaks down the teams in the NCAA tournament East Region
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    South Region: Breaking down the teams

    03/14/10 Rivals.com breaks down the teams in the NCAA tournament South Region.
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    College Notebook

    03/14/10 Caitlin Young (Wilton) of Fairfield was named MAAC Women's Lacrosse Defensive Player of the Week after she had eight ground balls and caused seven turnovers in games against Yale and Sacred Heart. She has six goals and an assist and 12 ground balls for the 4-1 Stags.
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    Carmel student wins Monterey County Spelling Bee

    03/14/10 Carmel Middle School sixth-grader Emma Finch outspelled 47 other students today to win the 2010 Countywide Spelling Championship Finals.
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    Obama Preparing Education Overhaul

    03/14/10 Although President Obama's weekly address was short on specifics, the president has been clear he is eyeing sweeping change.
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    Kansas earns overall top seed in NCAA tournament

    03/14/10 An injury hurts as much as a loss in the days before the brackets are drawn up for March Madness. Syracuse endured both and will have to rack up some major frequent flier miles to make a run to the Final Four.
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    Dorothy B. "Duffy" (Freeman) Evans

    02/23/10 Dorothy B. "Duffy" (Freeman) Evans passed away peacefully in her home on Thursday, February 18, 2010, a day before her 88th birthday. She was born on February 19, 1922, in International Falls, MN, to Evelyn and Marion Freeman. Dorothy and her two brothers, Robert and George, moved with their parents to Everett, WA, where she graduated from high school in 1940.
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    Kendrick Gives WVU Fund Another $125,000

    02/23/10 West Virginia University alumnus Ken Kendrick is giving the school's College of Business and Economics another $125,000.
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    Kanawha Commission to Collect Back Taxes from Greenbrooke Associates

    02/23/10 The Kanawha County Commission is planning to collect back taxes from the former owner of the Greenbrooke Building in Charleston.
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    Plex From Yo Gabba Gabba! to Visit Charleston Mall

    02/23/10 Kids of all ages can dance to their favorite Yo Gabba Gabba! songs this weekend in Charleston.
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    Poll: Strickland's Approval Rises

    02/23/10 A poll shows Ohio voters are slightly more approving of the job done by Governor Ted Strickland, and he has pulled ahead of Republican challenger John Kasich.
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    W.Va. Official: Feds Investigating Patriot Mine

    02/23/10 West Virginia mine safety chief Ron Wooten says federal authorities are investigating allegations that safety examination records were falsified at a Patriot Coal underground mine.
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    Parents Protest Possible School Closing

    02/23/10 The Ashland Independent School District may put their central offices in Crabbe Elementary -- forcing students into new schools.
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    The advantage of buying homes for Sale in Portland

    02/22/10 Situated on the Northwestern fringe of United States, Portland slightly extends into the Washington ...
     

    Writing Assignments that Complement Class Trips to Washington D.C. and NYC

    02/21/10 Educational travel tours headed for Washington D.C. or New York City are an excellent way to stimula...
     

    A Guide to Leavenworth, Washington Condos

    02/19/10 A popular tourist destination in the North West, Leavenworth is the home of a collection of high end...
     

    Area Athletes Update: Neumann breaks the ice

    02/08/10 By Mike London mlondon@salisburypost.com Area athletes update .... The Post has tracked area athletes in every college sport from bowling to swimmin ...
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    Harmon, Davis lead track to IWU champions

    02/08/10 At the Illinois Wesleyan University Bob Keck Invitational, junior Ben Harmon and sophomore Dan Davis made important steps toward NCAA indoor track and field national competition.
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    A Well-Written War, Told in the First Person

    02/08/10 WASHINGTON -- Brian Turner was focused on staying alive, not poetry, when he served as an infantry team leader in Iraq. But he quickly saw that his experience -- "a year of complete boredom punctuated by these very intense moments" -- lent itself to the tautness of verse.
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    Citizens hear from candidates

    02/08/10 On the night of Thursday, February 4, a political forum sponsored by the Dayton News and its sister publication, the Cleveland Advocate, brought in an estimated crowd of 275 people of candidates and community members alike.
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    Top 25 Men's College Basketball Capsules

    02/07/10 LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) -- Cole Aldrich scored six points during a 16-1 run and Kansas used a big second half to stretch its home winning streak to 55 games.
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    Local news and events

    02/04/10 NEW: The Friends of the Morrison-Talbott Library in Waterloo are hosting a Taste of the Twentieth Century on Friday, February 5, 2010 from 7 - 9 p.m. at the library. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. For more information, call the Morrison-Talbott Library at 618-939-232 or e-mail the library at mtl@waterloolibrary.org.
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