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Fight starts for Ford Field

Players and coaches gathered at Fountains on Sunday to find out their fate for the MHSAA Pre-District game this week. It was announced – the Wolves drew Pontiac, a team they beat earlier in the season, 42-18....more >>
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Runners leading path to finals

The Lady Wolves head into their races for the MHSAA Regional this Saturday after finishing fifth at the OAA Red Championship. "We knew going into it we were going up against four of the top 20 teams in the state," said Girls Cross Country Coach Kevin Breen....more >>

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Team set for districts

Spikers marked their journey to the OAA Red battle against Lake Orion with one win and two losses to their rivals. But after five sets on Oct. 18 in the Lady Dragons' lair, the journey ended....more >>

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Runners head to regionals

Runners took second place at the OAA Red Championships, finishing in the league in second. Lake Orion took first place at the championships, finishing the league in first. "We didn't run badly but we didn't run enough to win it," said Boys Cross Country Coach Mike Taylor....more >>
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1910: Josephine Johnson, Pulitzer Prize-winning author (Jordanstown, Wildwood).
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1924: Audie Murphy, American soldier during World War II, author and actor.
1928: Jean-Marie Le-Pen, leader of the National Front party in France.
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in history
1910: Mexican President Porfirio Diaz proclaims martial law and arrests hundreds.
1920: Race riots in Chicago, Illinois leave two dead and many wounded.
1923: France announces it will seize the Rhineland to assist Germany in paying her war debts.
1941: The U.S. Army Air Force is established, replacing the Army Air Corps.
1955: The AFL and CIO agree to combine names for a merged group.