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ST. BONAVENTURE - Dionte Christmas and Mark Tyndale grace the cover of this year’s Temple media guide, wearing boxing gloves and nasty scowls. The red and white lettering on the glossy guide reads: Temple’s One-Two Punch.
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CHRISTMAS may be nothing more than a memory and a few extra pounds as spring starts to make an appearance, but your old tree could be living on in the new season's blooming flowers.
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CHRISTMAS may be nothing more than a memory and a few extra pounds as spring starts to make an appearance, but your old tree could be living on in the new season's blooming flowers.
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TORRINGTON --- The superintendent of the city's Parks and Recreation Department would like to revitalize Carl Bozenski's Christmas Village.
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Judy McKitrick knows how hard the holidays can be. She lost her father-in-law and then her cousin a decade apart but both just days before Christmas.
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Who had the first Christmas tree in the United States? There seems to be no general agreement, but here are some of the claims: The first tree was used in Lancaster, Pa., in 1821; in York, Pa., in 1823; or in Harrisburg, Pa., in 1823.
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The Bitterroot Valley and the State of Montana have an opportunity to bring community service to schools through the Capitol Christmas Tree 2008.
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On Christmas Eve, Syracuse sophomore tennis player Chelsea Jones sat nervously waiting for the package that never came. Her coach Luke Jensen had told her to expect a gift that day, and to open it at 3 p.m. But it never came. Instead of a team poster with her name circled and labeled "The newest scholarship player for SU tennis," which would arrive later, Jones received a simple e-mail from ...
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