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Chili man in the middle of LeBron James' controversy
Chili's Ryan Miller never intended to be part of a national controversy, but he is now.
Family and friends of the late Rachael Duffley are holding a benefit concert on Saturday afternoon at Bates Landing, Belleisle Bay.
Brian Kelly and his staff have made it a priority to recruit the Cincinnati area since the moment they arrived on campus almost 3 years ago.
New nurses for Parrsboro, Springhill
AMHERST Citizens in two areas of Cumberland County have access to increased primary health care services with the arrival of three new nurse practitioners to their communities.
Festival Antigonish gets off to Glorious start
Festival Antigonish gets off to Glorious start Season opener true story of diva who couldn't sing By ANDREA NEMETZ Entertainment Reporter Mon.
UK Alumni Association Announces New Officers
LEXINGTON, Ky. The University of Kentucky Alumni Association announced a new slate of officers recently at its annual board of directors' summer workshop in Lexington.
Have you noticed that many college sports conference names have now been rendered virtually meaningless? College basketball s Atlantic 10 conference is a prime example.
Student honoured for music, leadership skills
Martin Davidson was one of 12 students honoured in Toronto this month with a Fred Sherratt award.
LN hoops player headed to Xavier
Jeff Robinson landed at a Division I school close to home after all. The 6-9 forward from Lawrence North said Tuesday that will attend Xavier University.
Xavier faculty member to edit health journal
A member of the faculty of Xavier University's College of Pharmacy has been named editor-in-chief of a peer-reviewed journal called Health Promotion Practice.
Blacks and Latinos have shared experiences in post-Katrina N.O.
African Americans and Latinos living in New Orleans share remarkably similar experiences and are willing to work together to bridge differences according to a new study released last Tuesday by Oxfam America and Dr.
Next year, it's Chris Wright's turn at NBA
He's also a dunking machine with good strength and speed, and - most importantly - an improving jump shot to go with his improved defense.
Six Finalists Chosen For Cincinnati Opera Idol
Six Cincinnatians will sing their hearts out after becoming finalists in the first ever Cincinnati Opera Idol Competition.
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Xavier grad named 'health policy scholar'
A woman who graduated with honors recently from Xavier University in New Orleans has been named a Barbara Jordan Health Policy Scholar by the Henry J. Kaiser Foundation.
Their marriage starts with giving
ALEXANDRIA - Joliene Cummins and Chris Garlich aren't asking for fine china, bath towels or even a toaster from their wedding guests.
Out on the Town: Bridges for a Just Community
More than 900 supporters were on hand for the Bridges for a Just Community 59th annual awards dinner at the Hyatt Regency, downtown.
Concert bringing back the British invasion
The New Invaders will bring the 1960s back to Morris when they perform at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the courthouse.
Neighborhood Job Tracker for June 18, 2009
Now Hiring sign Looking for work in our new economy? A number of local companies are hiring! The website for Children's Hospital in Corryville shows an opening for a clinical manager in audiology.
Son's memory will be front and centre
When Ann MacIntosh received a flower on stage at her five-year-old daughter's preschool graduation last week, she couldn't help but think about her son.
Dexter's 'conservative progressive' dawn
The Globe and Mail, Thursday, Jun. 11, 2009 08:46AM EDT J im Bickerton : That Nova Scotia New Democrats are the first of their ken to win power at the provincial level in Atlantic Canada is really no surprise to those who have been paying attention to politics in the region.