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With Monkey Off Its Back, BYU Sets Sights High

When Jimmer Fredette worked out with scouts of the New York Knicks and Boston Celtics following his junior season, it came about as close to one-and-done as you'll see at Brigham Young. Now regarded as a first-team preseason All-American according to multiple prominent publications, Fredette left an opportunity he was...

Mighty Obstacles Nothing New for BYU

OKLAHOMA CITY -- Like clockwork each March, there emerges an unknown team that captures the nation's heart and then rips apart their NCAA tournament brackets. America, say hello to the BYU Cougars. They have it all: The 6-foot-2 gunner with the name -- Jimmer -- and the game he honed playing against prisoners as a...

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05/24/12 Campaign bids to save bank from closure Source: WalesOnline - UK PROTESTS are being planned to save Treherbert's last remaining bank which is set to close in August.
05/23/12 Brigham Young (SID): Third-straight season with an... Source: The Mid-Majority BYU basketball experienced several firsts during the 2011-12 season while also achieving benchmarks that have come to define the program under Dave Rose. The 2011-12 season was BYU's first as a member of the West Coast Conference after having competed in the Mountain West Conference since it was created in 1999.
05/08/12 Iowa takes I-74 bridge construction money out of plans Source: Quad-City Times - Davenport IA Officials at the Iowa Department of Transportation say they're committed to a new Interstate 74 bridge, but they have removed $63 million in construction funds from a proposed five-year plan because of questions over the participation of cross-river partner Illinois.
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05/01/12 Richland PFD finalizes plans to move offices Source: Tri-City Herald - Kennewick WA The Richland Public Facilities District board met Monday to finalize plans for its move to new, less-expensive offices on Columbia Park Trail in Richland and to review changes in the proposal asking for money from the Tri-Cities Regional Public Facilities District board.