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Colgate reflects on regular season success, clinches No. 2 seed in Patriot League tournament The Raiders got off to a program best start (9-1 through 10 games) and finished with an 11-1 regular season Patriot League record. Posted: Mar 1, 2021 12:35 AM Posted By: Chelsea Sherrod Hamilton, N.Y. - After nearly 300 days since their last game, on January 2, Colgate men's basketball team returned to the hardwood for their first opportunity at a shortened season. With a big challenge before them, Colgate didn't rise to the occasion, they were already there. The Raiders got off to a program best ...

City of Temple Cancels Garbage Collection Until Further Notice Trash collection in Temple has been cancelled until further notice. The City of Temple has decided to wait it out before sending crews out to collect garbage and recycling. A smart move as nobody should be out on the icy road conditions in Central Texas. The Temple Landfill will also remain closed until further notice as well. Temple had hoped to resume collection today but opted to wait for safer road conditions. Killeen, Copperas Cove, and Belton have also cancelled trash collection, which is expected to resume next week. (It's...

RCC to consider nine for vacant commission seat By Eddie Mowen Jr. - cmowen@aimmediamidwest.com PREBLE COUNTY — Nine people have applied to fill the Preble County Commission seat which was vacated when former commissioner Rodney Creech won the election for state representative of the 43rd District in November. Creech officially resigned his commission seat on Jan. 1, 2021. Pursuant to Ohio Revised Code 305.02, the Preble County Republican Party Central Committee has scheduled a public meeting to fill the unexpired term, on Tuesday, Jan. 26. The meeting will take place at Twin Valley South H...

"Games People Play: New York" plays most of its games with the audience. It pretends to be a documentary about the filming of a pilot for a TV reality program, but it contains so much full frontal nudity, semi-explicit sex and general raunchiness that it's impossible to imagine it anywhere on TV except pay-for-view adult cable. As a viewer, we intuit that it is more, or less, than it seems: That in some sense, the whole project is a scam. Yes, but a scam that involves real actors doing real things while they're really in front of the camera. The premise: Auditions are held to select six final...

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