Tornado Watch Wind Advisory Issued for St. Louis Area
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- Tornado Watch Wind Advisory Issued for St. Louis Area
- URI Honors students raise funds for Katrina victims encourage hurrica…
- Holland lifts Black Eagles over Hurricane
- Allstate Profit Falls 37% on California Fire Losses (Update2)
- Redskins are turning the corner
- Miss. Jury Favors Insurance Company
- Prep basketball: Ripley boys down Nitro
Tornado Watch Wind Advisory Issued for St. Louis Area
FOXNews – Jan 29, 2008
com – Tornado Watch Wind Advisory Issued for St. Louis Area – Local News | News Articles | National News | US News. Louis Area A tornado watch and a wind advisory were issued in the St. region on Tuesday as a number of storms in the area continued to gather strength throughout the day raising fears that they would bring twisters with them… region on Tuesday as a number of storms in the area continued to gather strength throughout the day — raising fears that they would bring twisters with them. The tornado watch was in effect until 8 p. EST and the wind advisory until 9 p. according to MyFOXstl.
URI Honors students raise funds for Katrina victims encourage hurrica…
URI The Good 5 Cent Cigar – URI The Good 5 Cent Cigar (subscription) – Jan 29, 2008
jpg” >Co-student organizer Nicole Aragi introduces a panel that discussed the impact of Hurricane Katrina during a December evening to raise money for the storm’s victims. Panelist Bernard Lafayette and moderator and class professor Judith Swift look on. Students at the University of Rhode Island wanted to change this perception when they hosted “A Night for New Orleans” at the end of last semester. The students in the URI Honors Senior Seminar “Voices of Katrina” screened a student-made documentary at the Narragansett Towers and also hosted a panel discussion. The event was organized entirely by the students and featured Cajun cuisine and jazz music two major cultural contributions from the New Orleans area. All proceeds went to the Broadmoor Improvement Association a grassroots neighborhood organization in New Orleans.
Holland lifts Black Eagles over Hurricane
Daily Mail – Charleston – Jan 29, 2008
Tuesday January 29 2008 Holland lifts Black Eagles over Hurricane High school girls basketball by Christopher Wade For the Daily Mail When South Charleston High senior Cierra Jones is on the floor the Black Eagle basketball opponents certainly know where she is at all times. After all Jones a 5-foot-7 guard has already committed to play next season for Glenville State and leads the Black Eagles this season in scoring rebounding and assists. Hurricane did its best to control Jones Monday night and the Redskins did a great job in doing so limiting Jones to only three points. However an emerging star has seemingly arrived over the last few weeks for SC in Laverda Holland a 5-6 guard. With Jones struggling with her shot and foul trouble Holland scored a game-high 17 points in leading the Eagles to a 62-49 victory at Hurricane. "With Laverda it was just a matter of time" South Charleston Coach Tim Wells said. "She is like a gem: you find and polish her.
Allstate Profit Falls 37% on California Fire Losses (Update2)
Bloomberg – Jan 29, 2008
24 ashare missing the $1. 34 average estimate of 21 analystssurveyed by Bloomberg. It was the worst quarter for the insurersince 2005 when Hurricane Katrina struck the U. “I don't think people anticipated how the winter stormsand the total California wildfires were going to impact on thequarter'' said.
Redskins are turning the corner
Daily Mail – Charleston – Jan 29, 2008
Tuesday January 29 2008 Redskins are turning the corner Hurricane boys hoping for first winning season since 2000-01 by Tom Aluise Daily Mail sports writer They say good things come to those who wait. In the case of Hurricane High School sixth-year boys basketball Coach Ernie Sowards and his group of senior players the wait has been considerable. The Redskins though appear to be turning a corner. After starting this season 0-4 Hurricane has won seven of 10 to even its record at 7-7. Sowards' best season at the Redskins' helm is 9-14 (2004-05). With at least eight games remaining this season Hurricane certainly is in good position to eclipse that nine-victory ceiling as well as post the school's first winning season since it went 15-9 in 2000-01… In the case of Hurricane High School sixth-year boys basketball Coach Ernie Sowards and his group of senior players the wait has been considerable. The Redskins though appear to be turning a corner. After starting this season 0-4 Hurricane has won seven of 10 to even its record at 7-7. Sowards' best season at the Redskins' helm is 9-14 (2004-05). With at least eight games remaining this season Hurricane certainly is in good position to eclipse that nine-victory ceiling as well as post the school's first winning season since it went 15-9 in 2000-01. "This is by far the best team I've had" Sowards said Monday night following the Redskins' latest win a 67-63 Mountain State Athletic Conference victory at St.
Miss. Jury Favors Insurance Company
Motley Fool – Jan 29, 2008
At the end of a 10-day trial an eight-member jury ordered San Antonio-based USAA Casualty Insurance Co. to pay an additional $64000 to policyholders David and Marilyn Aiken for wind damage to their Pass Christian home and its contents during the Aug. But that amount was only a fraction of the maximum $427087 that jurors could have awarded the Aikens for wind coverage under their USAA homeowner policy. After the jury’s unanimous verdict U.
Prep basketball: Ripley boys down Nitro
Charleston Gazette – Jan 29, 2008
"They kind of jumped on us in the first quarter'' said Nitro coach Jeff Null. "After that we kind of held our own. '' s HURRICANE 67 SA 63: Jeff Barna scored 19 points as the visiting Redskins beat St. Matt Brown turned in 16 points for Hurricane while Jared Nicely had 14 and Zach Statler 12. David Griffith tallied 18 points for the Red Dragons and Devin Carter had 16 and John Austin 14. s POCAHONTAS 69 WEBSTER 63: Derrick Kiner scored 20 points and Jeff Fertig 14 to spark the host Warriors (9-3)… '' s HURRICANE 67 SA 63: Jeff Barna scored 19 points as the visiting Redskins beat St. Matt Brown turned in 16 points for Hurricane while Jared Nicely had 14 and Zach Statler 12. David Griffith tallied 18 points for the Red Dragons and Devin Carter had 16 and John Austin 14. s POCAHONTAS 69 WEBSTER 63: Derrick Kiner scored 20 points and Jeff Fertig 14 to spark the host Warriors (9-3). Jimmy Wiley added 13 points and Alex Jonese six rebounds for Pocahontas. Chance McCoy led the Highlanders with 26 points Tim Miller scored 16 and Skyler McCoy 13.