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After winning the Region 7-4A cross country title last week, Dalton High's boys had high expectations heading into Saturday's Class 4A state meet in Carrollton. The Catamounts finished seventh, but coach Karen Galyon said that's not what the team had in mind. "They were a little disappointed they didn't get a top-five finish," she said.

It just wasn’t his day   -Sam Young

 

Dalton cross country coach Karen Galyon likes how the Region 7-4A champion Catamounts fit into the Class 4A state meet title picture. "I've looked at other times," Galyon said. "We're very competitive with all of them. It's to our advantage to have so many guys running close to the same time."

It’s going to be tough   -Josh Stanley

 

Ohio Sea Grant's first extension agent has been honored with the Ohio Lake Erie Commission's 2009 Lake Erie Award. State University Sea Grant Extension Specialist Fred Snyder has been was hired as the organization's first agent in October 1978, and served in that position until he retired on Aug. 31 of this year. The Lake Erie Award is presented annually to the most outstanding citizen devoting his or her life's work to the environmental stewardship of Lake Erie. A similar award is also granted to an outs

It's a tremendous honor to be singled out by the Commission for such a recognition   -Fred Snyder

 

Despite miserable weather conditions, Northwest Whitfield turned in a solid performance Saturday at the Chickamauga Dam in a Chattanooga Cross Country League meet, with the Bruins finishing 10th among a 31-team field and the Lady Bruins taking seventh out of 21 teams. McCallie won in boys competition and St. Pius in girls. "It poured the entire time," Northwest coach Tom Sell said.  

Neither rain nor drought of budget stopped the Fallfest concert Saturday night at McCarthy Park, a triumph organizers attribute to generous donors and tenacious teens. Parks and Recreation Commissioner Lisa Loutitt, organizer for Fallfest and Springfest, said the road to making sure Fallfest survived this year's budget cuts was paved by two local band members: Mike Miano, guitarist for Rising Tide, and Kelsey Hern, guitarist and singer for Mandrake. Shortly after Loutitt informed teens that budget cut

It could have been a little bit better attended   -Jim Snyder

 

Dalton High's cross country teams followed up on a sweep of Tuesday's meet at Edwards Park with a strong showing Saturday at the Powerade Invitational at Moccasin Bend in Chattanooga. The Lady Catamounts finished third and the Cats seventh in 14-team fields. "We ran well today," Dalton coach Karen Galyon said.  

In a court appearance before Koochiching County District Court Judge Charles H. LeDuc at the Itasca County Courthouse last Thursday, Gregory Alan Snyder, 44, of Bovey pleaded not guilty to 33 felony counts of criminal sexual conduct. Snyder, a former investigator for the Itasca County Sheriff's Department, was charged after the Itasca County Sheriff's Department received a report in March that Snyder had allegedly been molesting a juvenile, whom Snyder knew, over a period of several years. The investiga  

Days after Forgent Networks Inc. shareholders voted to replace its board of directors, the company reported that it reached a $95,000 severance agreement with Chairman Richard Snyder. The deal, which was reached two days before last week's annual meeting, granted Snyder the lump sum and terminated any parachute agreement between him and the company, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The Austin-based company calls the deal a "retention agreement" based on Snyder re  

Armed with a sack full of home-grown vegetables, activity books and spare change in Play-Doh canisters, 6-year-old Divad White set up shop Tuesday afternoon on the corner of Tompkins and Abbott streets in Elmira, hoping to raise a few dollars. His sales pitch was irresistible. Upon my arrival, Divad saluted me, offered a plump tomato and told me he's trying to raise money to buy his mother a present.  

The Bay City Commission on Wednesday got the votes it couldn't get on Monday to apply for federal grant money to upgrade city electrical systems. The six city commissioners present at Wednesday's meeting voted to join the Michigan Integrated Technology Transfer and Energy Network Smart Grid Grant Project (MITTEN Project), which is seeking $15 million in federal grant money. Bay City would be looking to get $1.5 million of that total.

I think it would be silly not to pursue this grant   -Kellie Snyder