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High school football: Schrader's efforts lauded
Athletes like Sam Schrader don't happen every day. - Three-year starter at quarterback for the Mishawaka High School football team. - Ranked 24th out of 345 in his senior class with a 4.057 GPA. - Phil M. Eskew Mental Attitude Award recipient at...
Tags: High Schools, Lucas Oil Stadium, Butler University, Football, Students
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Pancake breakfast planned Saturday
A pancake breakfast to benefit Habitat for Humanity will be hosted by First Christian Church Saturday from 7 to 11 a.m. The menu includes all-you-can-eat pancakes, eggs, sausage, orange juice, milk, coffee or tea (extra sausage costs 50 cents). Groups...Tags: Diabetes, Housing and Urban Planning, Christianity, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Hospitals and Clinics
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Home for the holidays: Convicted killers Goodman, LeVin
It's not just Wellington polo magnate John Goodman who'll be home for the holidays. Ryan LeVin, another notorious South Florida deadly driver, has been allowed to travel to his wealthy family's suburban Chicago estate to be with his ailing father. LeVin,...Tags: Justice System, Punishment, Prisons, Fort Lauderdale, Leukemia
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Children, music, generosity were antidotes to evil at Sandy Hook
Their smiling faces stared out at us from Monday's Morning Call. Daniel, with two front teeth missing. Emilie, with the enigmatic smile of a 6-year-old Mona Lisa. Josephine, with big glasses impishly perched on the end of her nose. Charlotte, who...
Tags: Gun Control, Macungie, Allentown, Music, Hanukkah
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Sweet kid helps troops
Around Halloween, Trinity Prep junior Andrew Weinstock collected 10,400 pounds of candy, overrunning his parents' house with the likes of Snickers bars and M&Ms. That's some sweet tooth. "I've never had a single piece," he says. "I'm not a candy guy."...
Tags: Holidays, Afghanistan, Halloween
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Market Basket : Downtown pop-up shops start to take shape
Jeannie Kincses and Kathy Richardson cupped their hands, looked through the window of their future Christmas shop, and saw sinks and toilets strewn across the floor of their future showroom. Definitely not ideal. But for small-business owners wanting to...
Tags: Business, Culture, Dining and Drinking, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Inventories
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AAUW Used book sale
The Hagerstown Branch of the American Association of University Women will hold its annual fall used book sale Thursday, Oct 18, and Friday, Oct. 19, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 20, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the gym of the Arc of Washington...Tags: Spaghetti, Kennedy Krieger Institute, Literature, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland)
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Massive Habitat for Humanity build underway in Henryville
A new beginning for families in tornado-ravaged Henryville. Seven months after a tornado swept through, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Indiana is helping build 10 brand-new homes for victims of the March 2 tornado. The project kicked off Monday with...
Tags: Homes
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Outside of football, Chuck Pagano continues to build in Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS - With just the strike of a single nail, Chuck Pagano showed that he could "Build The Monster" while being the exact opposite of the word. "He was laughing," remembered Geraro Herrera as the Colts coach started off constructing the first...
Tags: National Football League, Football, Leukemia, Chuck Pagano
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Habitat for Humanity's 400th Indiana home dedicated Friday
After months of anticipation and work, a Habitat for Humanity home builder is now a homeowner. Brittany McIntire took possession of the home that she and Fox 59 helped build. The ceremony marked the dedication of Habitat for Humanity's 400th home in...
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Habitat for Humanity of Lehigh Valley opens ReStore
By Jennifer Sheehan, Of The Morning Call It's a store fit for a treasure hunt. "There's no predictability on what we'll have each week," says Janet Kolepp, manager of ReStore in Whitehall Township. Based in what was once the Circuit City electronics...
Tags: Building Material, Whitehall, Home Improvement, Dining and Drinking, Allentown
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Dance planned Saturday at church
On Saturday, at 6:30 p.m., the parishioners of St. Joseph Catholic Church at 17630 Virginia Ave. are sponsoring a country-themed dance to raise funds for Habitat for Humanity’s Apostle Build housing project. The featured entertainment will be the...Tags: Auction Service
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