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Summer school not certain for New Haven By Buck Collier
It could be a long -- and boring -- summer for many New Haven students. With state government budget cuts in the works for this school year and next, New Haven School District officials are faced with the possibility of cancelling summer school. For a complete story, see this week's Leader.
It could be a long -- and boring -- summer for many New Haven students. With state government budget cuts in the works for this school year and next, New Haven School District officials are faced with the possibility of cancelling summer school. For a complete story, see this week's Leader. ...
Kristen Amrein of New Haven might not know Pat and JoAnn McDonald. If she doesn't, she might want to get to know them. They probably saved her life last week. For a full version, see this week's Leader. ...
Junior Destiny Poertner was selected Friday night as the 2010 Homecoming Queen at New Haven High School. The visiting Sullivan Eagles defeated the Varsity Shamrocks 50-43 in the Homecoming game....
New Haven is receiving "a fair amount" of interest in its call for qualifications from architecture firms on the proposed conversion of the old fire agency headquarters into a new home for the Police Department. For a complete version, see this week's Leader. ...
Whether a reflection of the overall economic conditions or the result of something more specific, the conditions for children in Franklin County worsened in the past year. That backward slide dropped Missouri into the lower half of the states in terms of key issues affecting children. For a complete...
New Haven city officials have narrowed the list of architectural firms that could act as the consultant on the proposed rehab of a new Police Department structure and an analysis of possible use of city-owned buildings. For a full version, see this week's Leader. ...
Few races had developed after the first week of filing for Franklin County government offices on this year's ballot. But the ones that have drawn interest in both major parties are among the more prominent posts. For a complete version, see this week's Leader. ...
New Haven has moved a step closer to having a new home for the city's Police Department. The Board of Aldermen Monday night pared a list of potential consulting architects for the project. For a full version, see this week's Leader. ...
It was a game New Haven never was in. Wellston brought to the finals of the Class 2 District 5 Tournament a style of basketball that's rarely seen by Four Rivers Conference teams., certainly by the New Haven Shamrocks. On paper, the matchup would appear to be more event -- both teams came into...
In case you thought you were waching two different New Haven Lady Shamrock teams Friday night, well, you were. In a manner of speaking. The New Haven team that started the Class 2 District 5 Championship game against St. Vincent Friday night didn't look anything like the team that walked off the...
A strong start and an en stronger finish propelled the New Haven Lady Shamrocks to a 52-38 opening-round win over Valle Catholic Monday night as the Class 2 District 5 Tournament got under way. For a full version, see this week's Leader. ...
It's generally held that if you don't vote then you can't complain about the way government works. A popular lottery slogan is that you can't win if you don't play. And in basketball, you can't score if you don't shoot. Sullivan came into New Haven Friday night wanting to score -- in a big way. For...
Behind the hot hand of the big man in the middle, the New Haven Varsity Shamrocks last week topped one of the better teams in the area. Junior center Eli Fleer scored 23 to lead the 'Rocks to a 47-44 win over the Hermann Bearcats. For a full version, see this week's Leader. ...