Despite a breath-taking effort in the second half, the hole was simply too deep to dig out of.Lancaster Catholic fell behind by 21 points in the first half, fought tooth-and-nail to get it within eight in the fourth quarter, but ran out of gas in the end.The net result was a 70-55 Crusader loss to Y…
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York Suburban sends Catholic High packing (Lancaster Online)
Obituary: Jose Henry Graciano Sr., known to his family as “Pops,” died Saturday at his home — a West Side residence perpetually decorated with flags and red, white and blue decorations.
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Graciano, 89, got Purple Heart after 63 years (San Antonio Express-News)
This high school senior has been singing for a decade already. He plays the ukelele and has six brothers. Alex’s nickname is Alleycat, given to him by his family. He doesn’t eat breakfast and does root for the Cowboys.
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Meet the ‘American Idol’ Top 24: Lambert, Lynche, Muñoz, Park, Sellers, Urban (Seattle Times)
We’re just one day in on the live portion of the new season, and there’s already major drama in Idol Land.
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Simon, Ellen feuding off camera? (Jam! Showbiz)
Molly Coogan is just one crest of the purple wave. The reserve guard for second-ranked Holy Family on Saturday continued to prove her team’s greatest asset is its depth.
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Girls’ basketball: Tigers pressure too much for St. Mary’s (Broomfield Enterprise)
Food Notes: Akron law firm give comfort with soup
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Food Notes: Akron law firm give comfort with soup (Akron Beacon Journal)
Etsuo Asano is Japan’s undisputed rock star of specialty vegetable farming. The 65-year-old Chiba native, who’s been tilling the same land that’s been in his family for over 100 years since he was 17, supplies vegetables to some of Tokyo’s top eateries, such as Ristorante Hiro Centro in Marunouchi and the Michelin 3-star rated Quintessence in Shirokanedai. His chicory radicchio is said to rival …
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Tokyo’s trendy greens (The Japan Times)
One second he was standing at the bottom of a 15-foot-deep trench at the edge of the family almond o
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Buried Alive: Family credits God for Modesto teens’ survival (Modesto Bee)
Life has taken Matt Murphy far from Camano Island, where his family’s roots run deep. His great-grandparents, Spud and Vangie Murphy, settled on the island decades ago. He spent summer days there as a boy. His parents and uncle have homes on Camano.
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Benefit to help injured soldier, his family (Everett Herald)