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Columbian Newspaper
Clark County Business Briefing for Sept. 14
The Foundation for Vancouver Public Schools recently welcomed Jay Redmond as its new director of development and communications. Redmond will lead the foundation’s communication and fundraising efforts, working to amplify support for students and educators across the district. |
Prep football scoreboard for Friday, Sept. 13
Prep football summaries for Friday, Sept. 13: |
Prep football roundup: Aiden Brown leads Kalama over Tenino 38-35
Aiden Brown rushed for 212 yards and four touchdowns as Kalama outlasted Tenino 38-35 in Tenino on Friday. |
Defense sparks Battle Ground to gritty 23-12 win over Mountain View
Battle Ground coach Mike Woodward said Friday’s matchup with Mountain View was like a boxing match. |
Mintonye rushes for 262 yards, 5 TDs as Kelso beats River Ridge
Aden Mintonye rushed for 262 yards on 21 carries and scored five touchdowns to lead the Kelso to a 40-21 win over River Ridge on Friday in Kelso. |
Washington State News
Transcript: Jerod Mayo Press Conference 9/13
Read the full transcript from Jerod Mayo's press conference on Friday, September 13, 2024. New England Patriots PATRIOTS HEAD COACH JEROD MAYO PRESS CONFERENCE September 13, 2024 JM: Good afternoon. We had a good work week yesterday. They definitely came out with a lot more energy than they did Wednesday. Wednesday was a little up and down, which is expected at times, jus |
The Chronicle - Centralia
Prep boys tennis: Bearcats outlast Tigers in Swamp Cup opener
Javyn Han was on his way towards a sweep. Without doubles partner Bryce Kuykendall, the W.F. West High School senior played at No. 1 singles on Friday afternoon. He trounced Centralia’s Jonah Lowe 6-1 in the opening set. Things were much different in the second. Lowe jumped out to leads of 4-1 then 5-2, aiming to take the four-time state qualifier to the brink. “He didn’t need to make me sweat,” Bearcats head coach Megan Wellander said. “He’s going to pull it off.” Han responded emphatically with five straight games won to claim a 6-1, 7-5 victory and allow W.F. West to win the dual 4-2 over Centralia in the opening Swamp Cup contest of the 2024-25 athletic calendar. It swept all three singles flights and the No. 3 doubles duo of Jonah Adams and Adam White dominated their way to a 6-1, 6-0 victory. Han’s was the most dramatic. The right-hander had a few unforced errors and backed himself into a corner. Somehow, someway, he dug out of it. Lowe was close to squaring the match at one set apiece, but Han turned the chances away. “He realized he didn’t want to play a third set,” Wellander said. “I trust him.” Tigers head coach Keith Hopkins believes that type of match will set up Lowe for the future. “He settled down, got into a groove,” Hopkins said. “To see him bounce back from a first set loss, very impressive. Fuel for the fire and make you hungry for more. We learn through adversity and challenge.” W.F. West’s Will Cummings and Braden Newman lost eight total games at Nos. 2 and 3 singles to cruise to victory. Heading into Wednesday’s match versus Shelton, the Bearcats sit at 2-0 in the Evergreen Conference. After the Highclimbers contest, their next three duals are on the road. “We’re coming together as a team,” Wellander said. “We (have) to earn everything. I think we have stronger players than I thought we did. With the more wins under our belt, the more confidence we get. We’re heading (in that) direction.” Centralia’s brother tandems of Jacoby and Zander Corwin plus Jordan and Kadin Yueng picked up victories at Nos. 1 and 2 doubles. The Corwin’s won 6-0, 6-0 while the Yueng’s battled to a 7-5, 6-4 verdict. The Tigers will return to the court on Tuesday at home versus Tumwater. “Just good to get out and have competition,” Hopkins said. “It is a good cross-town rivalry and looking forward to getting back next time.” |
NYT Politics
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Donald J. Trump has made his revisionist account of the Capitol attack the foundation of this campaign, even when there is little political advantage.
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In Politically Divided America, Even the Walz Family Has Painful Rifts
Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota, the Democratic vice-presidential nominee, has lamented the angry splits within families over politics. But he and his Republican brother rarely speak.
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A Georgia Work Program Previews How Trump Could Reshape Medicaid
The nation’s only Medicaid work program is part of a broad Republican push to change how poor people qualify for health care. In a second Trump term, Medicaid could be a target for huge spending cuts.
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