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No Headline (The Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
First flight -- Brent Morgan 45, Bobby Welch 46, Chris Heiner 47, Mitchell McFarland 48, Dares Hamid 49, Shane Stevens 57.

People in the news (The Journal News)
Project Morry, a nonprofit youth development organization in White Plains has announced the appointment of the following new members to its board of directors: Michelle Coleman of Armonk, Sherrish Holloman of Washington Heights and Veronica Guerrero of Larchmont.

Franchuk: UVU moving more than I ever thought possible (Provo Daily Herald)
Franchuk: UVU moving more than I ever thought possible

Senior Babe Ruth All-Stars ready for state play (Stamford Advocate)
STAMFORD - Two Stamford teams will be among the field of eight in the Senior Babe Ruth state tournament, which will begin play tomorrow at Cubeta Stadium in Scalzi Park.

Industries Honored for Being "Good Corporate Citizens" (INO News)
Certificates of Recognition were sent to 459 companies by the Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County for being "good corporate citizens" for the year 2007. These companies were consistent in their compliance with all their industrial wastewater discharge requirements in 2007. They met their limits for wastewater discharge, they were free from any notices of violation, they maintained their ...

Bulletin board (Old Colony Memorial & Plymouth Bulletin)
Check out classes, fundraisers, groups, volunteer opportunities and more.

Drug kingpins cashing in on suburbs' spoils (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
They were living the American dream. A lavish home in the suburbs. Fine clothes and jewelry. Expensive cars. All financed, if federal investigators are correct, with narco dollars.

Talking Point (The Villager)
Utopia: an ideal or perfect society or community, usually all planned out and created from scratch — perfect climate, no conflicts, everything works and everyone is happy, healthy, beautiful and having a great time; heaven on earth.

Frankly Football (Sports Illustrated)
Last Sunday, Mike Holmgren quietly celebrated his 60th birthday. The Seahawks head coach can expect a little more attention for his next big day, when he coaches his final game in Seattle and, likely, his final game ever.