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WIAA DIVISION 3 AND 4 STATE SOFTBALL; Sevastopol rallies to first state title; Pioneers take control in fourth
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Madison - A day after pulling the upset of the WIAA state
softball tournament, Sevastopol finished the job. The Pioneers won
their first Division 3 state championship in their first try.
Sevastopol (23-3) beat Grantsburg and its 46-game winning streak
in the semifinals to advance to the title game. Once there, they did
a come-from-behind number on Arcadia, winning, 6-3, Saturday
afternoon at Goodman Diamond.
Arcadia (25-1) jumped out with two runs in the second inning on a
ground...
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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Bank One Milwaukee has been ordered to pay $2 million in damages to a Waterford-based clothing distributor for breach of contract. Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Michael Malmstadt last week ordered the bank to make the payment to the Williams Bay Trading Co. Williams Bay Trading claimed that
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Summer homes keep tax rate low Full-time Williams Bay residents reap benefits
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; This small village keeps building and refurbishing while keeping its overall tax rate low. The secret to Williams Bay's success is its proliferation of second homes. The Walworth County village's year-round population is 2,206. But an equal number of people, many of them from Illinois, live here
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Hurley at 40: Style icon or symbol of a shallow age? She's beautiful, she's a shrewd businesswoman and she's made a few movies. But none of this quite explains why Elizabeth Hurley is still the subject of enduring fascination. By Joan Smith
Belfast Telegraph
; In celebrity years, Elizabeth Hurley, who celebrates her 40th birthday today, is a veteran. She was famous long before Big Brother, Jordan or Sienna Miller; she was well-known in the 20th century, for those of us who can remember that far back, at a time when Victoria Adams had yet to meet David
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Williams Bay woman at peace with choice to become a Buddhist nun.
Janesville Gazette (Janesville, WI)
; Byline: Chris Schultz Sep. 9--WILLIAMS BAY Judy Franklin was raised in a fundamentalist church in Houston. And now she's clergy in a fundamentalist faith in Williams Bay. Just not the same religion. Franklin, 58-year-old mother of two, is the first woman in the Midwest to be ordained a nun in the
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A MINISTER'S MISDEEDS HE WAS ADORED BY HIS CONGREGATIONS, AND HE ROSE LIKE A STAR. BUT FEW PEOPLE REALLY KNOW ABOUT THE LIFE LANE C. HURLEY LED OVER THE PAST TWO DECADES.(FRONT)
The Virginian Pilot
; ... or the church. I have lived a `hidden' life for a long time.'' News of Hurley's arrest in April 2002 devastated members of First ... church that, by then, he was leading toward a resurgence. The news stunned his former flock in Matthews, where lifetime members ...
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HURLEY STILL HURTING HIS DUKE DAYS WERE A DREAM. THE NIGHTMARE BEGAN IN HIS 1ST PRO SEASON AND ISN'T OVER YET.(SPORTS)
The Virginian Pilot
; Byline: ED MILLER, STAFF WRITER LANDOVER, MD. -- Halfway through his fourth NBA season, Bobby Hurley looks as boyish as ever. As ballboyish as ever, in fact. Warming up with some of his much larger Sacramento Kings teammates before a recent game, a T-shirt hanging loosely from his 160-pound frame,
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Hurley leases warehouse as part of growth bid
Orange County Business Journal
; Costa Mesa-based Hurley International LLC plans to more than double its space with a new distribution center in Irvine. The surfwear maker, which Nike Inc. bought last year for an estimated $100 million, has leased an 85,000-square-foot warehouse at 2900 McCabe Way near John Wayne Airport. Hurley
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Temptations of a film she-devil Elizabeth Hurley at her bedazzling best
Chicago Sun-Times
; ... Hurley says. Living alone isn't so scary. "I can eat a pretzel for dinner. Men always want meals. I can make crumbs in bed now. Plus I can sleep in 10 inches of dog hair with anyone complaining," Hurley says. Distributed by Big Picture News Inc.
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Hurley's off to the races
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; ... announce his retirement until last fall. Yet this winter Hurley heard cheers again, and stood before microphones at a post-victory news conference. It was in a context that once would have been unimaginable for him. Songandaprayer, the racehorse he owns, had won ...
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His Playing Days Behind Him, Hurley Finds New Track to Success
The Washington Post
; ... announce his retirement until last fall. Yet this winter Hurley heard cheers again, and stood before microphones at a post-victory news conference. It was in a context that once would have been unimaginable for him. Songandaprayer, the racehorse he owns, had won ...
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