Monday, 4/6/09
NEWS:
Re-Enactors Lose Historic Site
In a weekend battle at The Fort at No. 4 in Charlestown last year, a man dressed as a Delaware Indian snatched Wesley Hennig's fiancee, Dell Dacosta, tying her hands and dragging her across an open field. See full story
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NEWS:
State to Decide Fate of Lebanon Jr. High
Lebanon -- Suspense over the possible closing of Lebanon Junior High School might be about to end. See full story
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NEWS:
Obama Eyes Global End To Nukes
Prague, Czech Republic -- President Obama vowed yesterday to pursue the elimination of nuclear weapons from the planet, telling a cheering throng here that the United States is ready to lead an international effort to reduce atomic arsenals and the threat they pose. See full story
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SPORTS:
Flying High In the Ivy
Hanover -- On Saturday, Dartmouth baseball swept Princeton with arms and gloves. Yesterday, the Big Green took two from Cornell with bats and -- uh — fashion moguls would have fled screaming from Red Rolfe Field at Biondi Park, but Dartmouth is nonetheless off to its best league start ever after submerging the Big Red, 13-8 in game one and 14-11 in game two. See full story
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For complete story, see today's Valley News
Lynch Seeks To Expand Liquor Sales
Concord -- Faced with an eye-popping state budget deficit, New Hampshire officials are turning to booze. Making more money from it, that is.
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Red Sox Open 108th Season Today at Fenway, Weather Permitting
Boston -- The Tampa Bay Rays played their first 10 openers with low expectations, and for good reason: They lost early and often in their first decade in the majors, never finishing better than next-to-last or even approaching a winning record.
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Underwood, Johnson Win Country Music Awards
Las Vegas -- Jamey Johnson took home song of the year honors and Rascal Flatts won their seventh in a row for top vocal group at the Academy of Country Music Awards.
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‘His Smooth Swing Really Mirrored His Personality'
Sharon -- A lot of what you needed to know about Dick Tracy, you could tell by watching him bowl.
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