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Father's mistakes serve as lessons for Alabama's Ingram dated Monday 2nd of November 2009   Alabama sophomore running back Mark Ingram had carried or caught the ball 321 times in his college career without giving up a fumble, so when he lost the ball in the fourth quarter of a tight game against Tennessee, he took the turnover particularly hard.
Growers changing with times dated Sunday 1st of November 2009   The changing face of farming in Madison County is at the northeastern end of the county, among the hills and hollows near the Tennessee state line. He is a semi-retired bankruptcy lawyer. He is only 48, the father of three girls.
Ingram rolls with the punches dated Monday 2nd of November 2009   Ingram rolls with the punches
Column: Nashville school board again cites privacy laws in secret settlement payout dated Monday 2nd of November 2009   Board members refuse to say who received $33,000 in taxpayer money or why it was paid out.
Fleser: Lady Vols needs to find its new leaders dated Sunday 1st of November 2009   Angie Bjorklund's teammates will know what she's thinking this season. Tennessee's junior guard intends to have her say on women's basketball matters. In the process, will her teammates also know what she's been eating? Sounds like too much infor-mation. Not so, said Nicky Anosike. As a freshman, the former Lady Vol used to hear from senior teammate Shyra Ely in a chipotle-breathing manner and ...
Houston may go it alone this time dated Monday 2nd of November 2009   Leon Houston walks into a Roane County courtroom again today to start another fight for his freedom - maybe on his own this time. Jury selection begins this morning in the second trial for Houston, 50, charged along with his younger brother, Rocky Joe, with first-degree murder in the May 11, 2006, shoot-out that killed Roane County Deputy Bill Jones and ride-along Mike Brown, a former police ...
GOP nominee for N.Y. seat quits race dated Sunday 1st of November 2009   NEW YORK | Liberal Republican nominee Dede Scozzafava stunned the New York political world Saturday by announcing the suspension of her campaign for the state's 23rd Congressional District three days before the election. The surprise move leaves New York Conservative Party candidate Doug Hoffman, with no prior political experience but a strongly conservative stance on virtually all issues, as ...
State must take steps to avoid future Baby Yahir fiascoes dated Sunday 1st of November 2009   I join thousands of Nashvillians who are stunned by recent events surrounding the kidnapping of Yahir Carrillo. The kidnapper posed as an immigration agent (there appear to be lots of "wannabe" immigration agents these days in state and local government) and stabbed the mother nine times before grabbing the baby and fleeing the house.
Business People dated Sunday 1st of November 2009   Architecture/ Engineering
Legal loopholes allowing 'pill mills' to pop up all over Palm Beach County dated Saturday 31st of October 2009   Long after his third felony conviction, a onetime drug smuggler and gun-toting outlaw from Florida's cocaine cowboy days walked into a Delray Beach permitting office and made himself a bona fide pain manager.

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