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September 2007 Archive
Henry, St. John's CELINA — Gina Everman's 46 led Celina (3-1) to a 197-211-223 victory over St. Henry and St. John's in a Continue » 'Skins outlast Lady Jay nettersSports (816 words) ST. HENRY — St. John's volleyball is a program on the rise. The Lady Blue Jays match versus perennial power St. Henry Thursday night was one Continue » Alan W. SiedelFor the Record (105 words) Feb. 13, 1949 - Aug. 30, 2007 Alan W. Siedel, 58, of rural Spencerville, died Thursday morning at St. Rita's Medical Center following complications from surgery. He Continue » Kalida pulls one out over Fort JenningsSports (347 words) by TAREENA CLARK The Delphos Herald KALIDA — Kalida's boys soccer team hosted the Fort Jennings Musketeers Thursday night at Kalida Soccer Stadium in a matchup of Continue » Margaret C.
Give our troops funding, support
We are perceived almost universally as the world's bully--the modern day equivalent to the old USSR Foreign policies and hidden (oil) agendas are the current downfall of this administration. There would be no terrorists in Iraq if we had not invaded Iraq for the hope of cheap oil In the real world, calling our troops illegal, immoral, occupiers, soviets and terrorists is slamming our troops. Some have also presented the alleged conduct of a couple bad apples as the norm for our military as a whole. You guys may as well throw in baby killers. These statements amount to slander because you guys are willfully and knowingly misrepresenting the true reason that they are there with malicious intent. You guys are giving aid and comfort to an enemy during a time of war. It is immoral, unpatriotic, anti-American and amounts to an act of treason.
Drowsy Chaperone up for five Olivier theatre awards
Canadian export The Drowsy Chaperone is in the running for five awards, while bouncy musical Hairspray has a leading 11 nominations for the 2008 Laurence Olivier Awards. Nominations for the annual awards for the best of London theatre, opera and dance were announced Wednesday evening in England.Bob Martin, as Man in Chair in the Canadian hit The Drowsy Chaperone, has an Olivier nod for best actor in a musical for his role in the West End production. (Joan Marcus/Bryan-Brown) The Drowsy Chaperone, which played eight months in London last year, came from successful runs in Toronto and New York, where it won five Tony awards. It was nominated for Oliviers for best new musical, best actress for Summer Strallen and best actor for Bob Martin. Canadians Lisa Lambert, Greg Morrison, Don McKellar and Martin, who played the lead role, created the show, an homage to 1920s musicals.
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