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Terrific acting in the early days of the fall season
Perchance it was too much lying around on the beach this summer. Maybe the exiting humidity is blessed relief. Or maybe there's the sense that these are serious times requiring serious artistic responses. Whatever the reason, Chicago actors have been on...Tags: Celebrities, Bruce Springsteen
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Arundel Middle keeping students, faculty active with Fit Club
When Arundel Middle School launched its Fit Club last year, nearly three dozen students signed up to take part in a gym activity that included cardio exercises, weight training and workouts with the P90X fitness program. But many of them didn't think...Tags: Health, Physical Fitness and Exercise, High School Sports, Obesity
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Shade spikes Berlin in volleyball marathon
CAIRNBROOK — The Shade girls varsity volleyball team took its unbeaten record to 5-0 with a marathon, five-set victory over WestPAC South rival Berlin Thursday night. Scores were 25-23, 25-20, 22-25, 16-25, 15-8. Emily Gibbons directed the Lady...Tags: Volleyball
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A Time For Redemption
Maybe it's me, but the time between the first and second football games of this NFL season seems like it has been almost seven years instead of seven days. So while I await the start of the madness again for this Sunday I can't but help think of all the...Tags: Radio, Entertainment, National Football League, Football
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Baltimore Playwrights Festival hits 30
The numbers tell an impressive tale: 266 plays by 158 playwrights produced by 25 companies during a 29-year span. Those figures from the Baltimore Playwrights Festival are about to tick higher.
Starting Friday and wrapping up in early September, the...Tags: Celebrities, Festive Events, Sports, Arts and Culture
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Area Roundup
Saturday, September 17, 2011 PREP FOOTBALL CUMBERLAND, Md. — Saint James was hit with an opening kickoff return for a touchdown by Bishop Walsh and the Saints went on to lose to the Spartans 50-23 on Saturday afternoon. Three interceptions led to...Tags: Clubs and Associations, Aaron Miller, Ice Hockey
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Letters to the Editor- Sept. 18
U.S. ranking for infant mortality is shocking To the editor: Did you find the latest infant mortality rankings shocking? I did. The United States ranked 37th with 6.37 deaths per 1,000 live births. We ranked below bankrupt Greece, impoverished Cuba, and...Tags: 2010 Census, Finance, Automotive Equipment, Business, Economy, Business and Finance
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Notre Dame gets much-needed victory
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Just like that, the tumble down a slicked cliff ended.
Notre Dame won a football game on Saturday. Pretty emphatically, too, a 31-13 dismissal of No. 15 Michigan State that probably closed whatever gate to Hades cracked open...Tags: Chicago Tribune, Teaching and Learning, Students, NASCAR, Auto Racing
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Is Capital Avenue open for business?
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY — Capital Avenue was designed to put drivers on the fast track between the Indiana Toll Road and the Bypass. But at the intersection of Cleveland Road and Capital Avenue We're seeing the first signs of development. Will that lead...Tags: Land Resources, Natural Resources, Sports, Downstream Oil and Gas Activities
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AP Interview: Ex-Mich. First Couple staying busy
LANSING — Jennifer Granholm and husband Dan Mulhern thought their lives would change tremendously when she stepped down as Michigan's first female governor at the end of last year. But the former First Couple is finding that while their day jobs...Tags: The Associated Press, Jennifer Granholm, Economy, Business and Finance, Fiction, NBC (tv network)
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Harry Ellenberger
In loving memory of Harry Ellenberger -- born Feb. 10, 1916, and passed away on Sept. 15, 2011. Harry was born, raised and lived in Emmet County his entire life. Harry was a self-employed auto mechanic who enjoyed hunting, fishing, trapping and Top Of...Tags: Hunting
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Tea Table Communityh Notes Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011
Volunteer connections Volunteers needed to help new clients at Northwest Community Action Agency. This "Triage" volunteer will serve as one of the first contacts with our customers. They will introduce our customers to the basics of Northwest Community...Tags: Family Planning, Health Treatments, Mental Health, Personal Service, Cancer
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