Supreme Court hearing as Florida dispute heads to Tallahassee
Lawyers for Gore and Bush return to a Florida courtroom before Circuit Judge N. Sanders Sauls as the nation awaits a ruling on the recount battle. Sauls plans a Saturday trial to review Gore's request for a 14 000 vote hand count amid a statewide tally in a race decided by 337 votes.
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Whateeee Tanpens
Palm Beach County
Yellow Springs MSPAP ranking highlights gains and shifts
The MSPAP results place Yellow Springs ninth among school systems, a drop from seventh last year, while Kent leads the ranking. The report notes the lowest overall score and mentions Waver-Key achieving four instances of 22, with continued coverage on page A-1.
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Kris Kringle Opens Christmas Season Parade Returns
Kris Kringle led the East Street parade to launch the Christmas season in Everedy Square drawing cheers from youngsters and adults. Jennifer Grove of the Office of Special Events noted a larger parade than last year with 10 more crowns and Boy Scout Pack 628 coordinating 240 participants in the Twelve Days of Christmas. The event spurred January planning for future parades and community groups described as Old World characters.
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Kris Kringle
Susanah Anzick
Scrooge
Er Eins
Everedy Square
Jennifer Grove
Amassey
eReene
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Evereds Square
Weinberg Center to undertake $10 million restoration
The Weinberg Center for the Arts launches a $10 million renovation to revive its 1920s grandeur. Executive director Stewart Seal asks for Tivoli photographs to guide restoration, seeking original fabric patterns colors and textures for walls. Continued on Page A16.
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Wembers Center
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Weinberg Center
Fire guts historic Union Bridge stone house
Firefighters arrived at the long lane leading to a stone house off Houck Road in Union Bridge. The blaze started in a kitchen added to the historic structure. Linda Parker, owner, said the home was alive with smoke and soot. she and her husband plan to restore the 100-acre property once more.
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Survivor Man Battles Recurring Cancers in New Market
Rick Ecalomo of Monrovia faced multiple cancers after four chemotherapy sessions and a bladder cancer diagnosis. He recalls how perceptions of cancer changed over time and notes his brother’s death two years after a prior illness. He pressed his doctor for a colonoscopy despite no symptoms, driven by slim but real cancer risks. Continued on Page
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