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WEG board names new leader (Lexington Herald-Leader)
In naming a new chief executive officer Monday, the organizers of the World Equestrian Games turned to a Kentucky tourism official who gained experience at another international sporting this year the Ryder Cup. Jamie Link, 46, has served as a deputy secretary of Tourism, Arts and Heritage for Democratic Gov. Steve Beshear and is on the WEG Foundation Board that named him as CEO. Link, of ...
Read more...2008 Summer Olympics by the numbers (Norwalk Advocate)
2 Medals won by Connecticut athletes, both rowers. Bristol native Michelle Guerette took home a silver medal in the women's single sculling event. Norwalk's Dan Walsh won a bronze in the men's 8 race.
Read more...2008 Summer Olympics by the numbers (Stamford Advocate)
2 Medals won by Connecticut athletes, both rowers. Bristol native Michelle Guerette took home a silver medal in the women's single sculling event.
Read more...Tempel Lipizzans to participate in Obama inauguration (Lake County News-Sun)
For the fifth time, the Tempel Lipizzans of Old Mill Creek will participate in a presidential inauguration parade. The famous dancing white stallions and their riders are one of seven Illinois groups selected to participate in President-elect Barack Obama's presidential inaugural parade on Jan. 20.
Read more...Ted Robinson replaces Starkey as 49ers' radio voice (San Jose Mercury News)
Ted Robinson knows he has big vocal chords to fill. It's not just Joe Starkey, whom he will replace as the 49ers' radio voice starting next season.
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