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Friday's high school roundup: Top four seeds advance to Bay Rivers boys soccer semis
Daily PressBoys soccer: In the Bay Rivers District quarterfinals Friday, the top four seeds won, setting up Tuesday’s semifinals at Wanner Stadium. Brandon Jordan scored twice in the second half to lift No. 3 seed Jamestown past Smithfield 3-1 at Wanner...Tags: Hampton Roads, Grafton, Smithfield
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11:55 p.m. Friday UPDATE: High school results, boxes
Daily PressBaseball Virginia Independent Schools semifinals (at Shepherd Stadium in Colonial Heights): Division III: No. 3 Fuqua 5, No. 2 Southampton Ac. 2 Division II: No. 3 Greenbrier Christian 3, No. 2 Steward 1 Division I: Trinity Episcopal d. Flint Hill  ...Tags: Hampton Roads, Christianity, Grafton, Petersburg (Petersburg, Virginia), Colonial Heights (Colonial Heights, Virginia)
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Saturday's 5/18 local schedule (updated Saturday AM with many pairings)
COLLEGES Baseball Old Dominion at Wofford, 2 p.m. Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference tournament (at Norfolk State’s Miller Field): Savannah State vs. Coppin State, noon Bethune-Cookman vs. Savannah State-Coppin State loser, 5 Softball NCAA regional (in...Tags: Denbigh, Gainesville, Smithfield, Richmond (Richmond, Virginia), Coppin State University
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Mittmann sweeps tennis titles
The Virginia Gazette— Three years ago Kurt Mittmann watched his sister, Helen, capture a Bay Rivers District singles title as a senior. The roles were reversed Wednesday afternoon, as Helen watched her younger brother Kurt edge Jamestown's Fabian Schleicher 7-6 (7-2)...Tags: Tennis
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Jamestown sister act wins district titles
The Virginia Gazette— Leah Walter has played in plenty of high-profile matches during her high school career at Jamestown. She has reached Bay Rivers District and regional finals as an individual. The Jamestown High senior has also represented her team at the state... -
Virginia Gazette Last Word for May 18: Hazing; Yard sale etiquette; Biking along
The Virginia GazetteHazing "Why does hazing continue despite the anti-hazing education programs, crackdowns, bad publicity, injured students, etc.? Primarily it's because individual members of fraternities and sororities involved are allowed to hide behind the group shield...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Teaching and Learning, Punishment, Health Insurance, Norge
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Drug trial continues here today
The Jamestown Sun, N.D.The prosecution set out its case Thursday in Southeast District Court against a Jamestown woman accused of delivering a potent prescription painkiller. Lori Ella Houge, born in 1961 and from Jamestown, was charged with delivery of a controlled...Tags: Prosecution, Theft, Justice System, Physiology, Trials
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First Assembly hosts bash: All middle school, high school students invited to attend concert
The Jamestown Sun, N.D.Jamestown First Assembly of God is celebrating the end of the school year with an out-of-school bash and concert featuring The Exchange and Union Street Orchestra. "I just want all students to feel welcome," said the Rev. Kenneth Curtis, youth pastor at...Tags: Middle Schools, Teaching and Learning, Culture, High Schools, Students
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EDITORIAL: Good luck to all our graduates
The Jamestown Sun, N.D.Every spring thousands of graduates pour out of high schools and colleges around the region. They have reached a milestone in their lives and deserve the recognition and congratulations of friends and community. We also remind the graduating seniors...Tags: Graduation
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Jahmaal Daniel, Philip Hall lead small Terry Sanford track squad into 4-A finals
The Fayetteville Observer, N.C.Terry Sanford High School will drop to the 3-A classification after this season, but an undermanned boys' track team is capable of keeping pace with the 4-A powers thanks to two standouts. Jahmaal Daniel, a junior sprinter, and Philip Hall, a...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Students, Penn Relays, Track and Field
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Swedish bearing maker SKF to expand, add 25 jobs in N. Charleston
The Post and Courier, Charleston, S.C.A Swedish manufacturer will invest $3 million in a production line to make high-precision bearings at its North Charleston factory rather than import them from abroad. SKF Group said the expansion will create up to 25 new jobs over the next three years....Tags: General Electric Company, Charleston, Air Transportation Industry
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Native American pipe is Ohio's official state artifact
The BladeThe Adena Pipe, carved in stone in the shape of a man more than 2,000 years ago, was discovered in 1901 in the left hand of a man buried in an excavated mound in Chillicothe. Now the Native American pipe is the official state artifact thanks to a bill...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Health Insurance, Government, Students, Executive Branch
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