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By JIM KEVLIN • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com Sarah Spross, right, confers with her boss, Maryland School Superintendent Karen Salmon, in this Herald Mail photo. COOPERSTOWN –  Sarah Spross, an assistant superintendent in the State of Maryland Department of Education, will become the Cooperstown Central School District’s new superintendent March 1 – or sooner. “We hope sooner,” said school board President Tim Hayes this morning.  He said it would give her more time to be introduced to her new responsibilities by the interim superintendent, Romona Wenck. Spross, originally from Mi...

And i said it with a smile on my face, but it's an absolute fact. i will say it a thousand times. without joe scarborough years a the university of alabama off raised its standards and quit hiring a bunch of losers for head coach and gone after nick savin. joe had a tremendous impact on what we're doing and on college football. >> it was a rather pointed op ed in the birmingham news directed toward the people that were running the football program so thank you for that. you bring up a couple of fascinating statistics. i love your show. every time i miss birmingham and miss alabama in the fall,...

the way he has fought and struggled, a lot of it through sheer will, to overcome them. he's really made a life for himself, when i frankly thought he would be very, very limited, to tell you the truth. tavis: to your point of your thinking he was going to be limited, at what point did you figure out that your son was, in fact, extraordinary in his father's eyes? >> the mere fact that he survived made him extraordinary. he was born in 1983. he was three and a half months premature. he weighed one pound and 11 ounces, and he was a twin. we knew the minute that he was born, if he surviv...

your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: buzz bissinger is a pulitzer prize-winning journalist and best-selling night lights" and "a prayer for the city." he is also a contributing editor for "vanity fair" and a sports columnist with the daily beast. his latest text is called "father's day: a journey into the mind and heart of my extraordinary son." buzz, good to have you on this program. >> hey, thank you, thank you. tavis: i suspect most parents think their sons, or daughters, for that matter, are ...