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Denniston: 'This meet will come down to who out-touches the other in prelims'

Everett: 'There is a target on Melissa’s back, and I think she has a little bit of a step-up-in-the-moment gear'

The lead singer said Saturday the Chevy Nova — taken from an automotive business Friday night or early Saturday, along with two electric guitars — was 'near and dear to all of our hearts.'

Chipley unpauses CRA grants; votes to sell foreclosed property Carol Kent Wyatt The News CHIPLEY – A popular grant program is once again accepting applications after being on hold since January. Chipley City Council temporarily suspended applications in January for residential and business improvement grants through the Chipley Redevelopment Agency. The suspension was to give CRA board members and City Attorney Michelle Jordan time to make a change in the application agreement language that w...

UW Lands Bronze at Wac Swimming and Diving Championships Published: February 28, 2021 UW freshman Harry Tjaden flies down the lane during the WAC Swimming and Diving Championships in Las Vegas./ UW Courtesy photo LAS VEGAS -- After four days of competition, the Wyoming mens swimming and diving squads moved up to third place at the WAC Championship meet on Saturday night in Las Vegas. The Cowboys finished with a combined score of 593.50. UNLV took home the title with 907 points followed by Air F...

Motorist is fatally shot by Costa Mesa police Police fatally shot a motorist about 10:30 a.m. Friday in the 1500 block of South Coast Drive. (Times Community News ) Print A motorist died Friday after being shot by Costa Mesa police when he allegedly backed his vehicle into one of his passengers. The incident occurred about 10:30 a.m. in the 1500 block of South Coast Drive, said Costa Mesa Police Lt. Bryan Wadkins. As officers patrolled the area, they made contact with three people in a...

Social media, antisocial media, and everything in between Updated January 18, 2021, 7:15 a.m. Email to a Friend Heated, biased revamps of Big Tech won’t silence the echo chambers In “Move fast and break things” (Editorial, Jan. 11), the Globe offers a knee-jerk reaction to the Jan. 6 storming of the Capitol and suggests a solution that could be summarized as: Break up Big Tech because we don’t like the messages they carry, and create a new entitlement program. Fund a nebulou...