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South Bend barber helps customers look good, stay healthy
SOUTH BEND - A shave, a haircut and a blood pressure check.
Men coming to Al's House of Style on North Olive Street can now trim their risk of heart attack at the same place they trim their hair.
Al's is a neighborhood barbershop trying to help black...Tags: High Blood Pressure, Health, Diseases and Illnesses, African-American History Month, Personal Service
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High school girls' basketball: Roncalli tops Groton
The taller Groton team felt the pressure of the long arm of Aberdeen Roncalli's full court press. Roncalli stepped up the defensive pressure in the second half and posted a 39-30 win over Groton on Monday in high school girls' basketball at the Roncalli...Tags: High School Sports, Sports, Ice Hockey, Taylor Hanson, Basketball
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Walk for St. Margaret's House in South Bend raises money for women and children
![<span style="font-size: small;">SOUTH BEND -- More than 400 men, women and students faced the wind and cold rain Sunday for the Winter Walk to raise money for St. Margaret’s House.</span>](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-02/320391680-20201153.jpg "<span style="font-size: small;\">SOUTH BEND -- More than 400 men, women and students faced the wind and cold rain Sunday for the Winter Walk to raise money for St. Margaret’s House.</span>")
SOUTH BEND -- More than 400 men, women and students faced the wind and cold rain Sunday for the Winter Walk to raise money for St. Margaret’s House.
The mile trek around downtown helped to give walkers a better image of how the women and...Tags: Philosophy, Human Interest, Homes
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Single mom stretches tight grocery budget
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterSOUTH BEND -- Marsha Jones heads into a store to buy groceries with the last money she has left on her food stamps card. Most of the food she had ran out at the end of January. Having made her last trip the week before to Little Flower's food pantry,...Tags: Salads, Vehicles, Healthy Diet, Foods and Beverages, Lifestyle and Leisure
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HIGH SCHOOL HONORS
Aberdeen Central athletic director Gene Brownell and Webster wrestling coach Wade Rausch top the list of the South Dakota High School Coaches Association winter award winners. Brownell, who oversees 16 high school sports at Central, has served as an...Tags: Schools, High School Sports, Education, Sports, Wrestling
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News Briefs for May 19
Community Ed offers STARS Camp for kids
Danville-Boyle County Community Education will hold the 2011 STARS Camp 8 a.m.-3 p.m. June 20-24 on Kentucky School for the Deaf’s campus at Kerr and Walker halls.
The cost is $70 per week, and bus...Tags: Health, Athletes, Vehicles, Continuing Education, Stress
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Asher Lee Johnson
A son, Asher Lee Johnson, was born March 17, 2011, at Avera St. Luke's Hospital in Aberdeen to Paula and J.R. Johnson of Aberdeen. Grandparents are Ray and Teresa Sauerwein of Aberdeen and Jay and Linda Johnson of Groton. Great-grandparents are Bob and...Tags: Groton
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Defense works well for Cavaliers
Sometimes defense can make the best offense.
On a night where Aberdeen Roncalli struggled shooting the ball, the Cavaliers cranked up the pressure and ran away with a season-opening 61-36 Northeast Conference boys' basketball win over Hamlin at Roncalli... -
High school girls' basketball: Aberdeen Roncalli glides by Hamlin
The Aberdeen Roncalli girls' basketball team used some defensive pressure to hand Derek Larson his first win as the Cavalier's head coach.
Roncalli coasted past Hamlin 53-22 on Friday at Roncalli gym in a Northeast Conference contest.
“It is...Tags: Crimes, Taylor Hanson, Crime, Law and Justice
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Fox News' Bret Baier pounds Obama on healthcare -- fair and balanced, or partisan and rude? You be the judge [VIDEO, TRANSCRIPT]
Top of the TicketFox News has made clear its disdain for President Obama for most of his presidency -- for example by ignoring some of his prime-time appearances and giving a platform to commentators like Glenn Beck to fuel conspiracy theories about the...... -
Death row's IQ divide
SARA CATANIA is a contributing writer at Mother Jones and author of the forthcoming book, "A is for Afro."LAST MONTH, the state of Texas executed James Lee Clark, a plumber's assistant who raped and killed a teenage girl. Clark's lawyers argued in vain that their client, a high school dropout with a low IQ, should have been spared because of his mental...Tags: Lawyers, Juvenile Delinquency, Texas, Crime, Law and Justice, Missouri
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Game 11: Winning is rush for Ravens
Sun reporterFor the first time this season, there actually were jokes being told in the Ravens' locker room after a game.Team vice president David Modell was going around shaking hands, reserve Ben Cavil was bragging about how well his fellow offensive linemen...Tags: Jonathan Ogden, Baltimore Ravens, Jim Harbaugh, San Diego Chargers, Paul Justin
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