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The start of hurricane season is just around the corner and those residents who meet certain criteria are encouraged to apply to be on the Effingham County Functional and Medical Needs Registry.
The trial of an Effingham County man accused in the March 2013 attack on a pet pig is delayed as defense attorneys wait on a witness - the accused's alleged accomplice.
The Georgia State Patrol is working to determine who was driving a car that crashed early Saturday morning in Effingham County, killing one of the two men inside the car.
Kiersten Close's plans for a beach day with her best friend came to a jarring halt Monday afternoon.
One man was killed in an overnight crash in Effingham County.
Springfield officials asked Effingham County commissioners Tuesday if and when they could help with improvements around Ulmer Park.
The fabled Georgia writer Sidney Lanier described Georgia covered from "Rabun Gap to Tybee Light." Jack Kingston is now more than familiar with what Lanier had in mind.
An Ogeechee Judicial Circuit judge will hear an appeal filed on the Effingham County Board of Elections' dismissal of a challenge to county Commissioner Vera Jones' candidacy.
Effingham Health System is making the public aware of scammers who are targeting people in the area.
Secretary of State Brian Kemp reminds Georgians of Saturday early voting this weekend. Polling locations throughout the state will be open this Saturday.
Growing up with an adopted and abusive father, there was plenty for Howard Wasdin to overcome. And that was before he signed up to take basic underwater demolition/SEAL team training.
Effingham County commissioners have approved $45,000 in improvements for Sand Hill Park and want to take a closer look at improvements for one of its oldest facilities.
A 4-year-old child died and two people were injured in a traffic crash caused by a reckless driver Friday afternoon, according to the Effingham County Sheriff's Office.
The Effingham County Sheriff's Office has received a report of a white man in a white or silver SUV who approached two children Thursday afternoon in the Stonegate subdivision and tried to get them into his car.
Effingham County commissioners know the way they want to proceed with a revised Effingham Parkway plan. Who will pay for it remains to be seen.
A former Springfield mayor who resigned his post two years ago now faces an indictment stemming from his run for office.
Effingham County's pending budget will include a little more money for the libraries, and commissioners also pledged to help the library system find ways to further pare expenses.
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Effingham County commissioners are expected to approve a contract for architectural and engineering services in conjunction with improvements at the Effingham County Recreation and Parks' Highway 119 complex.
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- Place the fruit in a bowl with the rum, and soak for at least 1 hour. Sprinkle 1 1/2 tablespoons flour into the fruit, together with the almonds. Stir until the flour is completely absorbed.
- In a small bowl, stir the yeast and 1 teaspoon sugar into the water. Let stand for 15 minutes.
- Warm the milk until it is lukewarm, and stir in the remaining sugar until it has dissolved. Stir in the almond extract and lemon rind.
- Place all but 1/4 cup of the flour in a large bowl with the salt, and make a well in the center. Pour in the yeast mixture, and stir in a little of the flour from the edge of the well. Add egg and the milk and sugar mixture. Beat in softened butter. Mix together to form a dough.
- Turn dough onto a floured work surface. Knead, using the rest of the flour, for 15 minutes, or until no longer sticky. Knead in fruit and almonds. Clean and dry the bowl, and brush the inside with 1 tablespoon melted butter. Brush the top of the dough with another 2 teaspoons melted butter or margarine, and place it in the bowl. Cover the dough with a clean cloth. Let rise for 2 hours, or until doubled in size.
- Punch down the dough, and let it rest for 10 minutes. Roll it out into a 8 x 12 inch rectangle. Brush with remaining melted butter or margarine. Bring one long side across it, overlapping it in place with seam by about 1 inch. Press the edge gently to keep it in place. With floured hands, taper the ends of the loaf slightly and push the sides gently together to mound it in the center. The finished loaf should be about 3 1/2 inches wide and 14 inches long. Place the loaf on a floured baking sheet, and brush it with any remaining melted butter or margarine. Leave it in a warm place for 1 hour, or until doubled in size.
- Bake at 375 degrees F (190 degrees C) for 45 minutes, or until golden and crusty. Cool on a wire rack. Just before serving the stollen, sift the confectioners' sugar over the top.
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There is something wrong with the amount of fluid - it didn't form a dough, and needed lots more liquid. Also you had salt in the ingredients but didn't mention where to add it in the instructions. The loaf was a bit of a disappointment - I've had much better stollen.
Total disaster!! Not enough liquid is correct. An expensive recipe that flopped.
this was quite an experience for me! i wanted to try the recipe out before i make them as gifts for friends. indeed a great bread but takes a long time to produce just one loaf!
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The Greenwood Volunteer Fire Department was the first department paged about 9:30am Friday. Mutual aid help came from the Ashland, Waverly and Mead fire departments to the house fire at 15701 North 176th Street, which is near Greenwood Road about two miles west of the village of Greenwood.
No one was at home at the time of the fire.
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The Journal Sentinel's Craig Gilbert explores political trends in a purple state and beyond.
Will election turnout trump election burnout in Wisconsin?
If there's one very predictable thing about Wisconsin elections it's that no matter how sick and tired people are of partisan politics and negative ads and nonstop campaigns, they're not too sick and tired to vote.
Is six statewide elections in nine months a recipe for voter burnout?
Is the most negative U.S. Senate election in the country a formula for voter disgust?
But if either of those things actually depresses turnout today it would be a surprise, given the state's long history of voting in large numbers and all the recent evidence that Wisconsin voters remain highly engaged in the state's endless political warring.
The chart below shows presidential turnout as a percentage of eligible voters in Wisconsin and the nation as a whole since 1980:
And here's a list of the top 10 turnouts recorded in any state since 1980, according to the same source, the U.S. Elections Project at George Mason University:
No. 3 on the list is Wisconsin in 2004, and No. 7 is Wisconsin in 2008. (Turnout in this chart is calculated as a share of eligible voters, not voting-age adults, so the percentages are a little higher than the official numbers published by the state of Wisconsin. Not all voting-age adults are eligible voters, the biggest reason being that not all are citizens).
In short, Wisconsin has turned out at historic levels compared with other states in recent presidential elections.
And the running battles of the past two years don't appear to have exhausted that culture of engagement.
Turnout in the June recall election was the highest in an election for governor in Wisconsin in more than 60 years: about 58% of voting-age adults went to the polls. That's higher than the nationwide turnout for president four years ago.
During the height of the recall wars, the Marquette University Law School poll asked a series of questions to gauge political engagement. Then it asked them again late last month. The results suggest people are just as engaged now as they were then.
One final point: it's not just the state's political culture at work here. The campaigns, the parties and independent groups are devoting unprecedented amounts of money and effort to mobilizing people in this state, one of the nine top presidential battlegrounds with one of the tightest and most closely watched Senate races in the country.
In other words, the same voters that in theory are subject to voter fatigue and election burnout are also subject to ever more sophisticated efforts to ensure that they vote.
Are people in Wisconsin sick of politics? No doubt many are. Will that keep them from voting? Don't count on it.
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South Boston police are searching for two black males who are suspected of breaking into the 800 Marshall Ave. home of 34-year-old Joshua Hollandsworth, robbing him at gunpoint, tying him to a punching bag and setting his two-story woodframe house ablaze.
South Boston Police Capt. B. K. Lovelace confirmed Tuesday the early morning house fire that destroyed Hollandsworth's home occurred after two masked men, one wielding a handgun, invaded the home around 1 a.m. and stole an undisclosed amount of money.
"We believe the two suspects did set the fire," Lovelace said.
A neighbor who saw flames coming from the house reported the fire to E-911 dispatch.
Authorities began treating the massive house fire as a crime scene after Cpl. J. C. Berry found Hollandsworth lying on the side of the burning house at 1:10 a.m. He was tied to a heavy boxing punching bag, Lovelace said.
"She dragged him to a safe location away from the fire," he added.
Police are now seeking the community's help in identifying the two black male suspects who wore all black clothing.
The first suspect is described as being 6-foot tall and weighing approximately 185 pounds.
The second suspect is 5-foot, 8-inches tall and weighing between 160 to 180 pounds, Lovelace said.
Hollandsworth, owner of the new seafood restaurant on North Main Street — The Happy Oyster on Main, was alone in the house at the time of the fire, according to authorities.
He managed to escape the burning house, but a dog perished in the blaze, authorities said.
Firefighters from Halifax Volunteer Fire Department assisted South Boston Fire Department in extinguishing the flames that gutted the wood frame structure, once home to the late Gov. Bill Tuck who lived there before he became governor.
South Boston Police maintained a presence at the cordoned off house throughout the day Monday, a yellow tape enveloping the crime scene located at the intersection of Vaughan Street.
Investigators began arriving on the scene shortly after 8:30 a.m. and were joined by Virginia State Police and two state arson investigators who worked late into the evening piecing together events at the crime scene.
In charge of the investigation is South Boston Police Detective Randy E. Redd.
Lovelace said investigators went into the burned out house about 11 a.m. Monday to begin gathering evidence to be sent to the state forensic laboratory for evaluation.
"It all depends on what they find in the house," Lovelace said when asked how long he expects the investigation to take. He estimated it could be days, weeks or months before it is complete.
Hollandsworth, who was transported to Halifax Regional Hospital by rescue squad in the wee hours of Monday morning, was released later that morning after being treated, according to a hospital spokesperson.
As the investigation continues, Lovelace said officers are not sure whether the Monday morning fire at 800 Marshall Avenue is related in any way to another fire that occurred several doors up at 813 Marshall Avenue in mid-July.
Anyone with information about the early Monday morning home invasion and fire on Marshall Avenue is asked to contact Detective Redd at the South Boston Police Department at 434-575-4273 or Crime Line at 434-476-8445.


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The Clinton Herald
---- — CLINTON — For 30 years, Stacey Hagge has had one passion and one inspiration in her life — dance.
A recital at the Vernon Cook Theater today will celebrate that milestone of what Hagge has accomplished with her studio, Steppin' With Stacey, and the generations of dancers she has taught.
"I have loved each and every one of my students," Hagge said. "Kids that I taught years ago are now bringing their own children in to learn; it's pretty amazing."
One of those students, Bree Crigger, has danced at Steppin' With Stacey for 13 years and now her daughter is a part of the studio.
"It's an experience that I didn't want my daughter to miss out on," Crigger said. "She's now in her third year at the studio."
Hagge's dancers have preformed at the Vernon Cook Theater for the past 29 years and today's show will mark the 30th performance for the group.
When Hagge looks back on her years performing and teaching only one thing comes to mindL: "Where does the time go?"
After an opportunity to open the studio fell in her lap in August 1983, Hagge decided to roll with it and see what happened. Now, 30 years later, she continues to teach with the same passion she had as a young woman, opening her very own dance studio.
"If you have a passion for dance you will always find a way back to it; for me, I've never left it," Hagge said.
As the years pass, and dancers have come and gone from the studio, one thing has always remained the same; the street name listed on the Steppin' With Stacey brochure.
Although the buildings may have changed, Steppin' With Stacey has been located on the Main Avenue strip in the Lyons District of Clinton for its 30 years of existence.
"I started across the street from Rastrellis in '83 then about five years later I moved to the 200 Main Avenue location," Hagge said.
After a fire in May 2007 destroyed Hagge's second studio, distinguished by its anterior, plate-glass windows, the studio once again moved east toward the river to its current location at 81 Main Ave.
Now, in her third year at the location, Hagge feels content with her studio and all the things she and her dancers have accomplished in the years. The awards and trophies displayed along the walls in the studio attest to Hagge's pride and satisfaction.
One thing she attributes that success to is her constant drive to push herself and her students to the next level.
"I'm still very passionate about dance and sometimes Marian and I have to stay on the younger girls to try to keep up with us big dogs," laughed Hagge. "I always say, 'I'm out here doing it, you can do it too.'"
Marian Bernstorf, Hagge's closest friend and point dance instructor, has been by her side for the last 25 years at the Steppin' With Stacey studio, but she is not alone.
Mary Hansen, who has danced with Hagge since the studio opened in 1983, is not only her sister-in-law, but considers Hagge to be one of her best friends.
"She's one of the most generous people that I know," Hansen said. "Everybody loves her; she's just a great person."
The connections Hagge has made in her 30 years are ones that will last a lifetime, and for many of her students, she is not only a teacher and mentor, but a family member and a friend.
Justine Lind has danced for Hagge for 24 years and said the things Hagge taught her in dance, are aspects that she applies to her every day life.
"My life revolves around dance and we've become such a family (over the years) that I wouldn't know how to function without her or the studio," Lind said.
The passion for dance in Hagge and her students continues to grow and blossom, and after 30 years she can look back and feel proud of where she has come.
Although the future is unknown to Hagge, she hopes for the opportunity to continue doing what she loves, and teaching others the beauty and art of dance.
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Surveys show little understanding of Roths or of benefits of converting traditional retirement accounts.
Fidelity Investments reports that a survey of 800 customers finds very little understanding of Roth IRAs. USAA, another big financial-services firm, did a similar survey over the summer and found the same thing. Both firms say the lack of understanding could be very costly to investors next year, when special rules take effect permitting holders of regular IRAs to convert them into Roth IRAs regardless of their taxable income levels. Right now, less than 10 percent of those surveyed plan to take advantage of the 2010 conversion rule. The companies say the percentages likely would be much higher if investors better understood Roths and the possible conversion benefits.
[See A Guide to Roth IRA Conversions.] This could be a big deal for you. It's certainly worth your while to see if converting some or all of your retirement accounts into Roth IRAs makes sense.
As a refresher, traditional IRAs are funded with pre-tax dollars and defer taxes on investment gains. When funds are withdrawn from the account, however, they are taxed as ordinary income. Roth IRAs, by contrast, are funded with post-tax dollars but they allow investment earnings to avoid taxes when the funds are withdrawn from the account. Roth IRAs don't make sense in pre-tax investment accounts and they can't be used by taxpayers making more than $169,000 (joint returns) or $116,000 (separate returns). Furthermore, conversions of traditional retirement funds into Roth IRAs have not been permitted for households with annual incomes above $100,000.
Next year, however, the income limit on conversions goes away. Keep in mind that in order to enjoy tax-free earnings from your new Roth, you'll have to pay income taxes on the pre-tax contributions and investment gains in the tax-deferred accounts you wish to convert. That might be a big check to write. But if, like most people, you suffered market losses in your retirement accounts in 2007 and 2008, this might be the least painful time to write such a check. Also, for conversions made in 2010, the government will give you two years to pay this tax bill. Conversions made after 2010 will have to pay all taxes in the single year the conversion is made.
[See 6 Money Lessons of the Great Recession.]
There are many factors that can determine if you should take advantage of this new conversion opportunity. The single most important variable is how many years you expect to be drawing down earnings from your retirement account. If you're in your late 50s, for example, you very well might have 25 to 30 years of retirement-account payouts. Getting all of these earnings tax-free makes a Roth IRA very attractive.
USAA lists these five reasons to consider converting:
Fidelity says investors should consider converting to a Roth if they expect at least 10 years to pass before making withdrawals, think tax rates will be higher in the future, or plan to leave savings to heirs.
Morningstar has an IRA conversion calculator that can help you with some of the heavy lifting. However, before converting, you will need to gather details on your existing retirement accounts. In particular, ask your existing account manager to provide you with the amount of your tax bill. And make sure you understand how this amount was calculated.


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Model Year 2014
Steve Janes Blog 031013
This past week the staff at SnoWest Magazine (and every other snowmobile publication, website or other various media) had a chance to get our first look at the 2014 model year snowmobiles.
Well, technically, these are prototypes of what the 2014s will be … and this year there wasn't a big effort (at least with the mountain sleds) to fabricate the new models. Basically, the 2014 mountain sleds are extremely similar to the 2013 production sleds with just a few simple variations.
That isn't necessarily saying that the snowmobile manufacturers took this year off. But rather, with all the changes over the past couple of years, we're not yet due to new body styles or major changes. And to be honest, the 2013s were pretty solid units built from the latest technology.
I'm not sure there are too many things that I would have expected to see changed. Both Polaris and Ski-Doo have focused on refining their product line. Cat went the extra mile for 2014 in an effort to shave more weight of the sled. Yamaha is still standing pat with its mountain line. So the only real noticeable change will be BMG—bold new graphics.
On a side
note, as I was driving up to
With our three days of riding the 2014s, we must say we were impressed on how well they all performed and on how class the 800 mountain sleds are with their performance. We were also delighted to see Ski-Doo throwing out a 600 to compete with the Pro RMK 600. That's an intriguing market that really should be getting more attention to many mountain riders.
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Jul. 28, 2014
Cholesterol-lowering statin drugs are associated with a lower risk of Barrett's esophagus, a precancerous condition that can sometimes lead to esophageal cancer, a new study has found. MORE
Nov. 26, 2013
Critics of revised cholesterol treatment guidelines note that researchers ignored large bodies of data in favor of randomized clinical trials, adding that their efforts were severely underfunded and that they did not open results to public debate before issuing guidelines. MORE
Nov. 21, 2013
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Editorial notes potential flaws in a new online risk calculator for heart attack or stroke that may put tens of millions of healthy individuals on cholesterol-lowering statin drugs unnecessarily; urges patients who need treatment to wait until heart organizations, who released calculator, reassess its possible flaws and decide how best to fix it. MORE
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Deep flaws are discovered in online calculator meant to help doctors assess risks and treatment options in light of sweeping new guidelines for lowering cholesterol, potentially causing doctors to mistakenly determine that millions more people are candidates for statin drugs; revelation is major embarrassment for the American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology, which provided the guidelines. MORE
Nov. 15, 2013
New guidelines governing use of cholesterol-lowering medicines represent huge change for doctors and a vast number of patients, but impact on drug industry is expected to be less tumultuous, largely due to relatively unprofitable status of generic statin drugs; changes do cast into doubt future of new class of cholesterol-lowering drugs known as PCSK9 inhibitors, which had been highly anticipated on Wall Street. MORE
Nov. 14, 2013
New guidelines released by American College of Cardiology and American Heart Assn advise that doctors should not put most people on cholesterol-lowering medications like statins based on cholesterol levels alone; guidelines represent surprising change from decades of protocol on preventing heart disease and stroke. MORE
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Op-Ed article by author John D Abramson and cardiologist Rita F Redberg criticizes recommendation by American Heart Assn and American College of Cardiology that millions of Americans should immediately start taking statins; holds recommendation is consequence of simply expanding the definition of who should take drugs and who will benefit the pharmaceutical industry more than anyone else. MORE
Nov. 13, 2013
Nation's leading heart organizations release new guidelines fundamentally reshaping use of cholesterol-lowering statin medicines; patients on statins will no longer need to lower cholesterol levels to specific numerical targets, but will simply take right dose; previously, emphasis on lowering cholesterol levels by specific amounts meant patients not hitting target levels with statins alone were often prescribed additional drugs. MORE
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Dr Mary A Whooley study published online in The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry finds that the use of statin drugs to lower cholesterol in people with stable coronary artery disease is associated with a significantly reduced risk for depression. MORE
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Food and Drug Administration is adding new safety alerts to the prescribing information for statins, the cholesterol-reducing medications that are among the most widely prescribed drugs in the world; officials cite rare risks of memory loss, diabetes and muscle pain for the warnings, but say drugs are still extremely beneficial and safe. MORE
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May 5, 2014, Monday
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March 24, 2014, Monday
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November 30, 2013, Saturday
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November 26, 2013, Tuesday
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McALESTER —
A former correctional officer has pleaded not guilty to charges of manslaughter and willful neglect in the death of a prisoner in his cell at Oklahoma State Penitentiary last summer.
Former correctional officer David Willis pleaded not guilty Tuesday in Pittsburg County District Court and was released on af $1,500 bond.
Two other correctional officers were also charged with felony manslaughter and misdemeanor willful neglect in the death of convicted armed robber Julius Parker, who died of smoke inhalation in his cell at OSP July 28.
Former OSP guards David Anderson, 56, Jay Nair, 46, and David Willis, 30, all off McAlester, were charged Friday in Pittsburg County District Court with second-degree manslaughter and willful neglect to perform their duties in Parker's death.
Parker, 26, was serving time out of Tulsa County for convictions on armed robbery and other charges. He arrived at OSP in April 2006 and was scheduled to be released in December 2032.
All three former correctional officers are no longer employed at the prison according to Jerry Massie, public information officer for the Oklahoma Department of Corrections. Massie said Anderson and Nair resigned in August and Willis was terminated in September after an investigation into the death was complete.
Massie said Anderson was hired at OSP in 1991, Nair was hired in 2007 and Willis was hired in 2006.
A warrant was issued Friday for the arrests of the three men. Anderson and Nair had not turned themselves in as of presstime Tuesday afternoon, according to Pittsburg County Sheriff Joel Kerns.
Parker allegedly started a fire in his cell sometime between at 12:19 a.m. and 1:29 a.m. the morning of his death, states an affidavit filed in the case.
At 1:29 a.m., smoke became visible to surveillance cameras and Anderson and Nair investigated the smoke, according to the affidavit by DOC Internal Affairs Agent James Parvin.
"No other personnel went to the door of Parker's cell until 2:24 a.m.," Parvin states.
At 2:24 a.m., Parvin reported Correctional Officer Garvis Wooten performed a check of Parker's cell and then informed his chain of command that Parker's cell was full of smoke "with zero visibility" and he couldn't get (Parker) to respond, according to the affidavit.
An extraction team retrieved Parker from the cell at 2:50 a.m. He was taken to McAlester Regional Health Center and was pronounced dead at 3:47 a.m., Parvin's affidavit states.
Parker's death was a result of complications of smoke inhalation, according a report from the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner completed on Aug. 21 and released Oct. 5, the affidavit states.
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Willis allegedly said during interviews he saw smoke coming from Parker's cell and "there was quite a lot of it."
Willis also allegedly stated he did not leave a control booth at the prison to go check on Parker and did not report the incident because "he felt Nair had appropriately informed the chain of command," the affidavit states.
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Seventy-five years is a long time. So long that more than 400 high school football games have been played at Putnam Stadium since it opened in 1937.
Selecting the top 25 games from 1937 to 1975 at the home of the Ashland Tomcats is a rather monumental task. There have been many great victories — 282 of them to be exact — and heartbreaking losses. Most have their own special memories.
But since Friday night could well be the last game played in the stadium before it is reconstructed prior to the 2013 season, a look back on some of the biggest victories in Tomcat history would seem appropriate. It may not be the 25 games you would have selected and it may not be the absolute best 25 games in stadium history — because there have been some great games played at the stadium where Ashland came out on the losing side.
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1937, Ashland 22, Ceredo Kenova 0: This one has to make the list because it was the first one at the stadium that was built by the WPA for $6,500. Moose Zachem scored the first touchdown.
1939, Ashland 7, Erie East, Pa. 6: This was the last game in a fabulous seven-game series and it played out like most of the rest of them — down to the wire.
It was Erie that ended Ashland's seven-year unbeaten streak in 1932. The score was tied 13-13 when Bert Johnson tried a short pass in the flat to "Red" Craig that was intercepted and return for a touchdown to end the game. Tomcat fans were said to have literally broken out in tears after the game.
1942, Ashland 70, Russell 0: This victory capped a 10-0 season and a claim on the state championship. A fabulous backfield that included J.C. Kennard, Doc Rice and Spencer Heaton dominated play. The game that may have decided the state's best came the previous week when the Tomcats won 7-6 at Manual.
1944, Ashland 80, Huntington Vinson 6: This win was significant because it was also the first night game at the stadium. It was lights out early for Vinson.
1958, Ashland 51, Catlettsburg 6: The season opener of this campaign that produced the last undefeated team in Tomcat history. Herb Conley and Dick Fillmore paved the way for a 10-0-1 season.
1965, Ashland 19, Catlettsburg 13: One of the classic battles between longtime rivals went down to the wire.
The Tomcats went on to make the playoffs for the first time since the Kentucky High School Athletic Association established the postseason.
1967, Ashland 21, McKell 20: One of the most exciting games in stadium history came down to the end when John Radjunas sneaked over with less than two minutes remaining to allow the Tomcats to defeat the Bulldogs and Don Gullett, who scored three touchdowns. No other team scored more than two TDs on Ashland that season.
1967, Ashland 21, Harrison County 13: The first playoff victory in school history came against the state's top-ranked team. The crowd for the game was one of the biggest in stadium history.
1967, Ashland 42, Belfry 0: A rout over the Pirates in the semifinals sent the Tomcats to the state finals, where they defeated Elizabethtown for the championship. It was the first playoff-earned title in Ashland history.
1972, Ashland 33, Middlesboro 14: The town was pumped for the first playoff game since 1967 and the Tomcats didn't disappoint, keeping check on talented Bimbo Fuson.
1972, Ashland 21, Bryan Station 6: The Tomcats surprised the Defenders and Everett Talbert in the state semifinals to advance to the championship where another Lexington team, Tates Creek, won 16-7.
1975, Ashland 22, Bryan Station 12: The JAWS Tomcats sunk their teeth into top-ranked Bryan Station and served notice to the rest of the state that they were for real. Chuck Anderson's crushing block on Rick Sang's punt return for a touchdown was a key moment.
1975, Ashland 14, Ironton 0: It's rare that Ironton lost, much less were shut out. But the JAWS defense was too much for All-American Kenny Fritz and the Tigers.
1987, Ashland 20, Ironton 19: Tomcat fans will remember this one as Ryan Blake sped to the game-winning touchdown on a late run. The previous week in the Ironton pressbox a fan overheard a Fighting Tiger fan talking about how they were going to take care of the Marsh-mellows, a reference to Tomcat coach Vic Marsh. But it didn't happen.
1990, Ashland 27, Clay County 16: The Tomcats opened the playoffs against what many said was the best team in Clay County history.
Ashland prevailed in a rock-em-sock-em affair that included a near brawl after a hit on the visiting sideline. Order was quickly restored but the game kept a tense tone.
1990, Ashland 19, Bell County 14: The Tomcats won another bruising battle in the state semifinals on the way to the state championship behind rugged backs Juan Thomas, Charlie Johnson and Chris Hutt. It was another great Putnam Stadium moment.
1991, Ashland 28, Covington Holmes 24: It didn't look good at halftime of this playoff game when Holmes went out to a 24-7 lead. However, Chris Hutt and Co. rallied for a huge victory.
2000, Ashland 43, Greenup County 42: One of the highest-scoring games in stadium history finished with the Tomcats winning in overtime. It was a game full of twists and turns. It also happened to start a 13-game winning streak against the Musketeers.
2003, Ashland 24, Boyd County 15: While Ashland and Boyd County have often determined who went to the playoffs this is the only time the two teams actually met in the postseason. The Tomcats prevailed after losing to the Lions in the regular season. It also started Ashland coach Leon Hart's 10-game winning streak against rival Boyd County.
2004, Ashland 34, Rockcastle County 27: Quarterback Ian Holbrook led the Tomcats past the Rockets in a playoff game despite being dazed and confused after a hit.
Tomcat players in the huddle said Holbrook was calling plays from his JFL days. But it all worked out well for Ashland and Holbrook, who is in his third year of medical school.
2005, Ashland 13, Johnson Central 10: The district championship was on the line when the Golden Eagles missed a last-second field goal that could have forced overtime. It's been one of several huge games with Johnson Central.
2006, Ashland 24, Russell 21: Tomcats win thriller against rival Red Devils.
2008, Ashland 54, Woodford County 44: This Saturday night special produced a record for total points by both teams in Putnam Stadium. It was wildly entertaining for everyone, except for the defensive coordinators.
2009, Ashland 26, Ironton 12: Tomcats finally snap Ironton's long hold in the series. The Tigers hadn't lost to the Tomcats in almost 20 years.
2011, Ashland 22, Johnson Central 6: A huge crowd gathered for the district championship and a game against state rushing king J.J. Jude and the Golden Eagles. The Tomcat defense clamped down on Jude, holding him to 83 yards, and snapped Johnson Central's five-year hold on the district crown.
MARK MAYNARD can be reached at email@example.com or (606) 326-2648.


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Former N.C. State basketball player Scott Wood was one of 12 players auditioning for the Charlotte Bobcats on Wednesday. Columnist Tom Sorensen caught up with Wood and got his thoughts on:
• Thursdays baseball game between the Wolfpack and North Carolina: I hope they kick UNCs tail. ... Hopefully we can get them again and we can advance. Survive and advance is what theyre saying. So we all believe in them. So good luck to them.
Ill be in Atlanta (to audition for the Hawks). But I should be able to catch part of the game. Hopefully my flight isnt during the game so I can catch a little bit of it.
• On trying out with the Bobcats: If I ended up here it would be awesome because I know that theres State fans in the area that could come watch me. So well see how it works out.
• On whether his ability to hit the 3-pointer gives him an advantage in the NBA workouts: I hope so. I hope some of the teams recognize that. Different than a college three but Im doing pretty well .Hopefully they recognize thats a good asset to have.
Its different (pro three versus college three). At the beginning it doesnt really make a difference to me, but as you work out you have to make sure you get your legs into it because it is a little farther back. And you just gotta make sure that you get good arc on it and get your legs into it.
(Note: A college 3-pointer is 20.9 feet; an NBA 3-pointer is 23.9 feet.)
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On the lower end of the Enduro-inspired motorcycles that Husqvarna released for the 2006 model year was the WR, which was split into two models. Named after their respective engine displacements, the WR 125 and WR 250 versions of the 2006 Husqvarna WR were given manufacturer's suggested retail prices of $5,299 and $6,099, respectively.
The engine on the 2006 Husqvarna WR is a two-stroke liquid-cooled single-cylinder unit. The one on the WR 125 has a bore and stroke of 2.12 by 2.14 inches (54 by 54.5 millimeters), compression ratio of 8.8 to 1 and a displacement of 124.8 cubic centimeters (cc). The engine on the WR 250 displaces at 249.3 cc; and has a bore and stroke of 2.61 by 2.83 inches (66.4 by 72 millimeters) and an 8.4-to-1 compression ratio. Each engine is paired with a manual transmission: a six-speed on the WR 125 and five-speed on the WR 250. A kick starter is in place for engine ignition.
The two models of the 2006 Husqvarna WR share a peak fuel capacity of 2.5 gallons (9.5 liters), width of 33.1 inches (840 millimeters) and wheelbase of 57.7 inches (1,465 millimeters). However, the WR 125 is slightly shorter and taller than the WR 250: at 87 inches (2,210 millimeters) and 52 inches (1,315 millimeters) compared with the latter's 87.8 inches (2,231 millimeters) and 51.6 inches (1,310 millimeters). Also, with a dry weight of 203.9 lbs. (92.5 kilograms), the WR 125 is a lighter version of the bike; the WR 250 weighs 228.2 lbs. (103.5 kilograms).
The 2006 Husqvarna WR comes with a two-tone, blue-and-yellow color scheme. Padding the bike's aluminum-and-steel frame--built that way to shave off pounds while retaining structUral strength--are a side cover, a pair of fenders and an underside-protecting skid plate. At the front of the 2006 Husqvarna WR is digital instrumentation that consists of a clock, tachometer, trip odometer, speedometer, service reminder indicator, and fuel level and temperature warning lights.
For a smoother ride, Husqvarna gives the 2006 WR bike a suspension composed of a Marzocchi inverted fork in the front and a Sachs twin-sided swing arm in the back; the set-up is for absorbing bumps. For braking, each motorcycle uses a 10.2-inch (260-millimeter) Brembo® hydraulic disc brake at the front and another Brembo® disc brake – a smaller, 9.5-inch (240-millimeter) one – at the back. The braking provided surpasses the capability of all-wheel drum or front-disc-brake rear-drum-brake layouts.
For a relatively inexpensive racing bike, the 2006 Husqvarna WR is worth considering. Like many of the racing entries from Husqvarna, it handles well and possesses considerable power: thanks to its quality components.


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