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Ford's touch as a mentor is part of legacy as leader
The public's most vivid memory of the late president Gerald Ford may well be his pardon of his predecessor, Richard Nixon. But the nation's 38th president left a less heralded but far more enduring legacy in the form of the people he attracted to public service.
RazorSharks post record 24th straight home win
The Rochester RazorSharks defeated Cape Cod 92-88 on Thursday for their 24th consecutive home win.
WE MAY BE BANGED UP BUT WE'RE NOT FINISHED
Every Friday, lightning-rod Giants tight end Jeremy Shockey gives Post readers his insights about that weekend's matchup and an insider's view of Big Blue: There's a lot being said and written about the Giants, but for sure this team has no quit in...
Ring Out, Ring in, and You Can Choose the Beat
The music critics of The New York Times offer previews of 23 of New York?s better New Year?s Eve shows each of which promises its own mixture of indulgence, hilarity and hysteria.
Hewitt still wary over Open surface
Lleyton Hewitt has been tormented too often by the court speed at Melbourne Park to be convinced by recent proclamations of the faster pace and lower bounce.
SBLHC to be recognized at inauguration
SPRINGFIELD -- Gov. Rod Blagojevich plans to turn his inaugural spotlight on a number of groups and individuals when he and other top state officials are sworn in on Jan. 8.
Michigan's visits are memorable
Only USC and possibly Keith Jackson have been to more Rose Bowls than Michigan, and the Wolverines rarely visit without incident.
Sponsorship boost for Phantoms Under 14s
PHANTOMS Under 14s have celebrated their promotion to the English Southern A League with a new sponsorship deal with Dal-Rod.