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Best Moments in Big Ten Football History #4: Northwestern Smells the Roses, 1996

FanHouse is counting down the 10 best, 10 worst, and 10 weirdest moments in Big Ten football history.Howard Stern could take over for Katie Couric on the CBS Evening News. Your cat could win the Nobel Prize in physics. Guns 'N Roses could actually release Chinese Democracy. Those are three things which seem as unlikely now...

Tick...Tick...Tick...

That sound you hear (suspend disbelief for a moment, please)---it's the 2006 college football season quickly approaching. We are now a mere six days and a few hours from Aug. 31, the new season's genesis. The slate of games' for that Thursday hold only modest promise, but as a true college football nut I'll find a way to...

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05/24/12 Garden City conducts Memorial Day ceremony Source: HometownLife.com The Garden City community will pause to honor those who have given their lives in defense of their country during a ceremony Monday, May 28, on the lawn of Garden City Hall on Middlebelt north of Ford Road. Officiated by Mayor Randy Walker, the Memorial Day service at 11 a.m. It will include the presentation of wreaths by various veteran groups, the playing of Taps and a speech by an Iraq war veteran.
05/24/12 Yes and no: Merger talks on for fire, not for police Source: HometownLife.com A meeting is planned May 29 to discuss the potential merger of the Garden City and Dearborn Heights Fire Departments.
05/20/12 Lease agreement lets York serve on DDA board Source: HometownLife.com Determined to appoint Garden City cable manager Dan York to the Garden City Downtown Development Authority, the mayor and city attorney have worked to help him qualify.
05/14/12 No tax increase for Somerset school Source: Daily American Superintendent Krista Mathias called it a turning point.
05/10/12 Voters say yes to GC police-fire millage Source: HometownLife.com Garden City officials are breathing a sigh of relief after residents overwhelmingly approved a dedicated police and fire millage request in Tuesday's Special election.