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Revered sportswriter Salvatore diesDAVE LAVENDERurn:uuid:32f57ef1-ac1a-4265-bc4e-8311ade30a122009-07-03T20:22:32-04:00
<p class="MsoNormal">HUNTINGTON — Ernie Salvatore, one of the Tri-State’s most revered sports columnists and newspapermen, died Friday, July 3, at his home in Huntington. He was 87.</p>
Soccer matches run smoothly BILL ROSENBERGERurn:uuid:a688d3f8-a7d4-4161-b88a-f9813b8a55d82009-07-03T19:29:10-04:00
<p>The Youth Soccer Region I Championships reported few problems on the first full day of matches, although there were some concerns about field conditions. MORE COVERAGE, PHOTO GALLERIES, VIDEO.</p>
Two charged in raids CURTIS JOHNSONurn:uuid:7e4c7bd3-77a7-49e9-bedf-f81cb22d4dcb2009-07-03T11:21:04-04:00
<p>Federal, state and local authorities raided two Huntington apartments Thursday as part of an investigation into OxyContin and ecstasy distribution.</p>
Suit targets home rule BRYAN CHAMBERSurn:uuid:38d3e766-5b5c-4307-87cb-5c07cf9fed112009-07-03T00:44:41-04:00
<p>The West Virginia Insurance Federation is contending in a lawsuit that a pilot program giving Huntington and three other cities home rule powers is unconstitutional and should be terminated.</p>
Soccer tournament beginsLAURA WILCOXurn:uuid:4a01e518-1015-48e2-97df-d0a7e8eea51f2009-07-02T18:45:41-04:00
<p>Thousands gathered at the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards Stadium on Thursday afternoon as activities unfolded during the 2009 US Youth Soccer Region 1 Championship.</p>
Fire damages Chesapeake homes2009/The Herald-Dispatchurn:uuid:eac6d863-64ea-42f6-af3b-760e9f20397f2009-07-02T16:03:22-04:00
<p>Volunteer firefighters responded to a fully involved structure fire in Chesapeake, Ohio, Thursday morning.</p>
Steele named MU's interim ADANTHONY HANSHEWurn:uuid:6b9e97c9-8d50-4262-b31b-44faf2c5530c2009-07-02T13:01:41-04:00
<p>HUNTINGTON — Known informally as the “money man” within Marshall University athletics, David Steele added the job of interim athletic director to his resume.</p>
City looks to boost populationJEAN TARBETT HARDIMANhttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/news/2009+0702_census2009-07-01T22:20:26-04:00
<p>HUNTINGTON -- Huntington showed another moderate population decline between July 2007 and July 2008, based on estimates released Wednesday by the U.S. Census Bureau.</p>
Opening soccer ceremonies today CHRISTIAN ALEXANDERSENhttp://www.herald-dispatch.com/news/2009+0702_soccer2009-07-02T11:30:58-04:00
<p>HUNTINGTON -- Cars filled with thousands of people from 13 states will be driving around the Tri-State beginning Thursday, July 2, as the 2009 US Youth Soccer Region I Championships begin.</p>
Steele named as MU interim AD2009/The Herald-Dispatchurn:uuid:9d1779a5-0a82-4ac3-b689-2b6567d697f32009-07-01T16:44:36-04:00
<p>HUNTINGTON — David Steele, associate athletic director for finance at Marshall University, was appointed as the interim athletic director, Marshall president Stephen J. Kopp announced Wednesday.</p>
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