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Kevin Stadler, Allen, Riley Use Wyndham Championship to Make FedEx Cup

FanHouse is fighting the rain at Greensboro's 2009 Wyndham Championship.GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Neither Michael Allen or Chris Riley will be remembered at the Wyndham Championship. Allen will end up with a top-five finish, and Riley led heading into the fourth day, but because they failed to make the playoff (or much noise on...

Kenny Perry Just Misses 59 at Travelers

There is one thing in golf that is miles bigger than a major championship or the rare double-eagle. It has only been done three times in the history of golf, with the last time coming in 1999. It's the sub-60 round.On Thursday, at the Travelers Championship, 48-year-old Kenny Perry had the rare opportunity to match that...

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05/18/12 Schools calendar needs rethinking Source: The Times-Journal - Fort Payne AL DeKalb County schools superintendent Charles Warren said the 2012-13 academic calendar needs more work before he can make a recommendation to the board.
05/16/12 Schools to address calendar Source: The Times-Journal - Fort Payne AL The DeKalb County Board of Education will hear a recommendation on a new school calendar for the upcoming year.
05/15/12 M. Golf. Nine Former Clemson Golfers in BMW Tournament Source: ClemsonTigers.com Nine former Clemson golfers, including three who won the ACC Championship when they were in college, will participate in the BMW Charity Pro Am on the PGA's Nationwide Tour this coming weekend.
05/14/12 'CUC payments to CDA would require rate hike' Source: Saipan Tribune - Northern Mariana Islands The preferred stock agreement between the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. and the Commonwealth Development Authority has created a new obligation for the utility agency-an obligation that would require a rate hike to pay for the required dividend payments.
05/09/12 Teachers get $300 for supplies Source: The Times-Journal - Fort Payne AL The state legislature passed a bill that will provide public school teachers with $300 for classroom supplies.