Willie Washington feels particularly connected to his kidney donor after he eats ham.
“A couple hours later, I’m sick as a dog,” said Washington, who loved ham until he received Roxanne Willnow’s kidney the day after the Adrian woman’s death.
11/11/2009
Album ID: 886365
Photos by Lad Strayer
Lenawee's CHILD
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About twenty families from the Tecumseh Lenawee’s CHILD program took part in Bumper Bowling Tuesday at Ten Pin Alley in Raisin Township. Bumper bowling takes the gutters out of the game so pins are knocked down every time the child rolls the ball. For more information on the Lenawee’s CHILD program you can contact Kim Scheerer at 517-424-6505 or email kscheerer@tps.k12.mi.us
11/11/2009
Album ID: 886364
Photos by Lad Strayer
Veterans Day
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Stories of Lenawee County veterans.
11/11/2009
Album ID: 886361
Photos by Lad Strayer
Siena vs Spring Arbor Men's Basketball
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Winning close games was a struggle for the Siena Heights University men’s basketball team most of last winter.
This season, the results have been more favorable for Siena in those games.
The Saints continued their strong start to the season by defeating previously unbeaten Spring Arbor 61-56 at the Siena Heights Fieldhouse on Tuesday evening. Junior guard Mark Snipes broke a 56-56 tie with a driving layup in the final minute and added a late free throw to help Siena (3-0) win its home opener and remain unbeaten.
11/11/2009
Album ID: 886360
Photos by Bashar Alshabi
Clinton vs Madison Volleyball
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Intense describes the Tuesday’s Class C regional semifinal match between the Clinton and Madison High School volleyball teams.
The Redskins won the battle of Tri-County Conference rivals, topping Madison in a five-set thriller 25-23, 25-22, 18-25, 22-25, 20-18 to move on to Thursday’s regional final.
11/11/2009
Album ID: 886358
Photos by Linda Campbell
Tecumseh vs DeWitt Volleyball
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Despite a huge night from sophomore hitter Kelsey Berrington the Tecumseh Indians volleyball team could not pull of a Class B regional semifinal win over DeWitt Panthers on Tuesday.
Berrington had 25 kills, 20 digs and four blocks but it was not enough as the Indians fell in four games. Tecumseh dominated the opener and won 25-18 before falling 25-14, 25-21 and 25-18 in the next three.
11/11/2009
Album ID: 886357
Photos by Deloris Clark-Osborne
Onsted vs Williiamston Volleyball
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Onsted Wildcats volleyball team faced a powerful hitting and determined Williamston Hornets team that prevented Onsted from ever getting started. The Hornets won Tuesday’s Class B regional semifinal match 25-16, 26-16, 30-28 and will advance to face DeWitt in Thursday’s title match.
11/11/2009
Album ID: 886356
Photos by Deloris Clark-Osborne
Leaves
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With last weekend's warm weather, all local neighborhoods seem to have their curbs filled with bags of leaves.
11/10/2009
Album ID: 885461
Photos by Lad Strayer
Dudley Spade at Addison
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State Rep. Dudley Spade, D-Tipton, speaks to the Addison Community Schools Board of Education Monday about projected budget cuts for Michigan schools for the 2009-10 school year and beyond.
11/10/2009
Album ID: 885460
Photos by Dan Cherry
Pool exhibition
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Pool professionals Nick Varner and Johnny Archer gave an exhibition at Diamond Jims Pool Hall in Adrian on Monday. As they played pool they explained their strategy and answered questions from those who attended the private event. Johnny Archer of Twin City, Georgia, started playing pool at age 12 and turned professional at age 17. He was inducted into the Billiard Congress Hall of Fame. He was the world champion four times in 1992, 1993, 1995, and 1997. He was named the Player of the Decade in the 1990's. Nick Varner of Owensboro, Kentucky, began playing pool at the age of 5 and turned pro at the age of 22. He is the only player to hold a world champion in 5 different types of pool games. He is an 8 time world champion. He achieved a rare back to back US open 9 ball championships in 1989 and 1990.
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