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Sarah Shepherd ROCKLAND — The following cases were closed in Knox County Unified Court from June 14-July 21. Isaac John Allen, 48, of Rockland, domestic violence assault in Rockland July 31, 2020, 180 days in jail with all but seven days suspended, probation one year. Aimee L. Barnstein, 25, of Spruce Head, domestic violence assault in Rockland Jan. 26, 2019, dismissed; disorderly conduct, offensive words and gestures in Rockland Jan. 26, 2019, $250 fine; domestic violence assault in South Thomaston April 3, 2020, dismissed; violating condition of release in Thomaston April 3, 2020, dismis...

The South Summit Education Association named its four educators of the year, with the prize including a check for $5,000.

By Logan Rude May 17, 2021 | 9:05 AM SPRING GREEN, Wis. — Sauk County authorities arrested a man on suspicion of drunken driving Sunday morning after getting a report of a drunken driver in a carwash line. According to the Sauk County Sheriff’s Office, authorities got a call shortly before 9:15 a.m. reporting an intoxicated driver in the carwash line at Riteway Plaza. The caller also reported there was a young child in the vehicle who wasn’t in a safety seat. When deputies arrived, they made contact with the driver, 33-year-old Devin Davis, who reportedly showed signs of impairm...

Armaan Franklin transfers to Virginia DYLAN SINN | The Journal Gazette The final domino has fallen on Indiana's group in the transfer portal and this one did not go the Hoosiers' way. Sophomore guard Armaan Franklin, widely considered the best guard remaining in the transfer portal, announced tonight that he will leave Indiana after two seasons and transfer to Virginia.  "Excited about the next chapter in my hoops life," Franklin said in his announcement, posted on social media. "Still, have to say a big thanks to the IU community, fans and my teammates for all their support. Know that I app...

From Rivals: Just before Devin Davis stepped to the line for two free throws that would have clinched a Houston win over Michigan in the round of 32, Cougars guard Rob Gray approached U-M freshman shooting guard Jordan Poole. Poole engaged him in conversation for a few seconds before he realized what was going on. “With 3.6 seconds left you’re kind of thinking the game’s over, anyway,” Poole said. “I really wasn’t trying to talk to him … I was like, ‘whatever.’ “He kept talking to me, but I was like, I’ve got way too much pride to just let him bark in my ear right now. I...