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Daily Chief-Union/Aaron Korte
Christmas coming down
Upper Sandusky streets and sanitation supervisor Allen Boes unwraps Christmas lights from a downtown tree this morning. Unseasonably warm temperatures made for a good day for the department to tackle the project.
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Frigid waters recede in flooded Nevada town as storms leave parts of West cold and dark
By MARTIN GRIFFITH
Associated Press Writer
FERNLEY, Nev. (AP) - More residents who fled nearly 300 homes after a canal's earthen levee flooded hoped to return today, but faced contending with the damage left by the wave of frigid water that crashed through the town.
Some residents were permitted to return Sunday, and authorities hoped more could come back as waters recede in this northern Nevada desert town hard-hit by a West Coast storm system that piled up to 11 feet of snow in the Sierra Nevada mountains and toppled nearly 500 miles of power lines in California.
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Fanatical fans: One big party for tailgaters outside Superdome
By PAUL NEWBERRY
AP National Writer
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Having staked out her spot in a nondescript parking lot a couple of blocks from the Superdome, Jan White shook her head as she looked around.
All those million-dollar homes on wheels. All those 50-inch televisions blaring away. All those enormous grocery bills that must be paid to keep the grills a-grillin' and the coolers packed with beer.
"I'm a bookkeeper by trade," White said. "When I look at these people, I'm like, 'Where did all this money come from?"'
Then again, she's right there in the middle of it. When White heard that a store in Baton Rouge - a 150-mile round trip from New Orleans - had gotten in a supply of large, inflatable LSU helmets Saturday morning, she jumped in the car with a friend and hustled off to buy one.
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 Daily Chief-Union/Brandon Drake
Laying one in
Wynford's Kyle Shroll goes up for a layup in Saturday's game against Colonel Crawford. Shroll finished with 15 points for the Royals in their 61-53 win.
Wynford stays atop NCC by downing CC
BUCYRUS - Wynford's boys basketball team picked up an important North Central Conference victory Saturday evening, as it defeated Colonel Crawford, 61-53
The victory keeps the Royals (10-2, 6-1 NCC) deadlocked with Ontario for first place in the league standings, a team that beat them earlier this season. Ths loss gives the Eagles (7-3, 5-2 NCC) their second loss in the league this season and drops them to second place in the conference.
 Daily Chief-Union/Brandon Drake
Blocked
Upper Sandusky's Rebecca Gamby is greeted in the paint by Tiffin Columbian's Jill Stein. Gamby finished with nine points for the Rams in their 44-42 loss to the Tornadoes.
Depinet's buzzer beater sinks Rams
By BRANDON DRAKE
Staff writer
TIFFIN - It was a situation Tiffin Columbian's Megan Depinet and her teammates had worked on countless times before in practice.
But never were the stakes as high as they were in Saturday afternoon's game against Upper Sandusky.
With the game hanging in the balance and only 8.5 seconds remaining in regulation, the Tornadoes worked the ball up the floor to the wide open junior, who swished a long jumper from just inside the 3-point line as the final buzzer sounded to secure a 44-42 Northern Ohio League victory against the Rams.
(Refer to page 6 of today's Daily Chief Union)
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