Prominent FIFA member Jack Warner has repeated his attack on English football's negative view about football in the Caribbean.

Last Tuesday, many schools, clubs, organizations, and citizens throughout our nation honored our veterans and all those who serve our country to keep it free.

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Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. isn't waiting for the state liquor commission to come up with a proposal to do away with private club memberships he's having his own staff draft a bill for the 2009 Legislature to consider.

The Metuchen Public Library invites all Metuchen teens (grades 8-12) to join the newest community group, the library's Teen Advisory Board (TAB). A member of the TAB will become a leader in the community, helping to select books and other media of interest to all teens. The TAB will shape the activities that the library will offer and help develop programs like book clubs.

Published November, 20th 2008. The Rotary Club of Boca Raton Sunrise and newly elected Palm Beach County School Board Member Frank Barbieri will distribute dictionaries to third graders at six Boca Raton elementary schools starting Nov. 24 to promote literacy.

One of Celina’s oldest clubs is getting ready for its annual fund-raiser that has become a much-anticipated tradition. The Celina Quarterback Club is gearing up for its 34th annual auction at 5 p.m. Nov. 8 at the Celina Middle School cafeteria.

For the people of Douglass -- a North Memphis neighborhood with a tradition of self-sufficiency so ingrained that Eleanor Roosevelt visited its Depression-era garden in 1937 -- the new Douglass High marks the end of an exile. "We're bringing our children back," says Janet Ware Thompson, principal, member of the class of 1975 and the daughter of alumni.

Brooklyn-born musician Dave Liebman was perfectly positioned to become a jazz saxophonist and flutist. At age 12, he began studying classical piano and then saxophone. A couple of years later, he started catching John Coltrane at the peak of his powers at nearby clubs like the Village Vanguard, Birdland, and the Half Note.

ORLEANS — For more than 50 years, members of the Homemaker Clubs of University of Nebraska Extension-Harlan County have learned and socialized.