Madness continues with final 16 first round games
Friday's NCAA tournament action advances to the last 16 as teams battle for a spot in the Sweet 16. The rundown highlights results involving St Louis, Atlanta, Phoenix, N.C. State, La-Lafayette, Vanderbilt, Western Michigan and others.
Second Round NCAA Games Televised Today
Today’s games include Duke vs Seton Hall at 1 20 p m on channel 19 Nevada vs Gonzaga at 3 20 p m on channel 118 St Josephs vs Texas Tech at 5 30 p m on channel 19 and DePaul vs Connecticut at 8 p m on channel 19.
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Bush Urges Unity Against Terror On Iraq War Anniversary
President Bush in the East Room marks the one year since the Iraq invasion urging firm stand against terrorism worldwide. He visits wounded soldiers, notes 570 American deaths, and declares no neutral ground in the fight against terrorism while listing allied nations to keep Spain from withdrawing.
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Skunk cabbage signals spring in Lorain County parks
Naturalist Kelly Bauer notes skunk cabbage emits a strong odor when crushed marking the onset of spring. Return of wildlife follows, with red-winged blackbirds and raptors like bald eagles, great horned owls, and red-tail hawks nesting as warmer weather returns.
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Dealing With Nature Spring Advice From Kelly Bauer
Advice on baby birds nests and bunny kits debunks myths about human scent. Do not disturb newborns as mothers sense are minimal and nests vanish quickly. For garter and non venomous snakes use a simple bucket trap and release. expect high fees if calling Best removal.
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Siege on militant strongholds in Pakistan intensifies
Up to 400 tribesmen and foreigners huddle in mud fortresses as Pakistani troops wage a siege against al Qaeda leader Ayman al Zawahri. Hundreds of civilians flee the battle zone in South Waziristan while interior officials say the raid should wrap up within 48 hours. Dozens killed. U S intelligence teams assisting. drones and satellites monitor the operation. Across the Afghan border, U S and Afghan forces tighten a front.
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Elyria Spelling Bee Champion Sarah Zinn Wins
The 14 year old Sarah Zinn of First Baptist Christian School captured first place in The Chronicle Telegram's 21st annual Regional Spelling Bee at Northwood Junior High School Elyria. She will advance to the Scripps Howard National Spelling Bee in Washington DC this June.
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Money rolling out Presidential race on pace to be most expensive ever
A World and Nation brief notes that the presidential campaign spending is on track to set a new record. The piece mentions rising costs as the race expands, with ongoing fundraising and advertising activity shaping the money dynamics.
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Former Lorain agency head faces 12 charges in theft trial
Anna Taylor-Carter, once president of the Lorain County Community Action Agency, is accused of stealing from the agency she led. She faces 12 criminal charges and her trial opens Monday in County Common Pleas Court.
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End of an era as Sheil gas station closes after 75 years
The family owned Sheil gas station at Broad and East River streets will shut down after 75 years in business and the building will be leveled next month. Russ Whatley, working the sales counter at John Pais Shell, recalled customers with tears as they paid for gas.
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Escaped gorilla runs loose at Dallas Zoo attack scene
A 340 pound gorilla at the Wilds of Africa exhibit escapes its enclosure in Dallas and goes on a 40 minute rampage injuring three others and abducting a toddler before being shot and killed by officers. Federal regulators begin a probe into the Dallas Zoo over the incident.
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Remembering Downtown The Pictorial Past Today
Local historian recalls downtown’s heyday with vivid scenes and familiar storefronts from a bygone era. The feature captures memory lanes, street views, and community anchors that shaped the town’s identity.
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