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SALEM — Northside’s boys basketball team had five players score in double figures and controlled the glass on the way to an 82-70 win over Martinsville on Friday night in the state quarterfinals at the Salem Civic Center.
Orange is a good color for Audi ’s TTS. Tangerine and squashed-Beetle jokes notwithstanding and certainly not my favorite shade for a street car, but a TTS in Solar Orange is very visible. Given half the vehicle population of trucks, vans and crossovers drivers seldom look down from, and the TTS about the length of a Beetle but 6 inches lower, the resemblance to a traffic cone can be life ...
Driver: ‘Drunker than Cooter Brown' THIBODAUX — A Golden Meadow man was charged with driving drunk after he allegedly refused to take a field sobriety test because, he said, he was “drunker than Cooter Brown,” according to police.
In the Northeast, you have to travel about 80 to 100 miles offshore to reach the canyons - an expanse of the Atlantic ripe with yellowfin, bigeye and albacore tuna, marlin and the occasional wahoo and dolphin.
About 5:45 p.m. Feb. 17, an officer spotted a car traveling south in the 500 block of North University Drive in Pembroke Pines and noticed that the driver wasn't wearing a seat belt.
Published: Mar 4, 2010 - UPDATED: 5:55 p.m. LOCKPORT — Deputies arrested a man Tuesday on driving while intoxicated and other counts after he told them he did not want to take a field sobriety test because “he couldn’t see straight because he was drunker than Cooter Brown.”
Published: Thursday, March 4, 2010 at 10:42 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, March 4, 2010 at 10:42 a.m. THIBODAUX — A Golden Meadow man was charged with driving drunk after he allegedly refused to take a field sobriety test because he was “drunker than Cooter Brown,” authorities said.
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Behind a metal detector at the entrance to the Marquette Recreation Center, a middle-aged secretary sits at the front desk, crying. A boy she knew, a 19-year-old amateur boxer named Darnell Mason, had been standing in the wrong place at the wrong time and was killed in a drive-by. Three other people were shot: one in the arm, one in the leg and one in the face. The bullet that killed Mason went ...