The New Era
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Stayton wins soccer game on deflection
The Stayton Eagles barely scratched out a 1-0 win over the Husky boys soccer team on Oct. 19…
October 30, 2004
News about the Singing Christmas Tree
Sue Olson Event Director The Singing Christmas Tree Choir has held six rehearsals since beginning practices on September…
October 21, 2004
Girls soccer team loses to Gervais, Blanchett
Dealing with grade checks and discipline, the girls soccer team was short last week, fielding only nine of…
October 21, 2004
Boys soccer team battling Marist for playoff berth
A rough week in soccer leaves Sweet Home boys still in a position to make league playoffs. The…
October 21, 2004
Homecoming Calendar of Events
Monday, October 25: Opening assembly, 10:14-10:44; canned food drive begins. Dress up days start: Simple Life–hicks and rednecks.…
October 21, 2004
BM 33–a dope smoker’s dream
Measure 33 will help the state get into promoting yet more vice. Already the state government is the…
October 21, 2004
Thank you to those who protect us while we sleep
Last week?s fatal shooting of a child abductor near Sweet Home once again proves the world is changing,…
October 21, 2004
Netters cold against Stayton, Sisters
The Husky volleyball team played cold, losing to Stayton and Sisters on the road, last week. “We went…
October 21, 2004
North Marion finishes just ahead of Sweet Home runners
Husky cross country runners competed at Creswell Thursday against some 35 to 40 schools. “Most were 3A or…
October 21, 2004
Two losses mark the best water polo of the season
The girls water polo could have done almost nothing more to gain higher praise from Coach Adam Lloyd,…
October 21, 2004
Willamette Valley Rehabilitation Center
LEBANON–Douglas Keck has joined the Willamette Valley Rehabilitation Center, Inc. (WVRC) as director of development and announced a…
October 15, 2004
Over the Edge
Here’s a new marketing idea for Oregon: Please, come to Oregon and take a ride through our wild…
October 15, 2004
Emmert paces Husky VB win
Emmert 14 of 15 serving to lead Huskies in VB win over Molalla Aggressive play led the Husky…
October 15, 2004
Soccer girls fall to Molalla, Sisters
A lack of players bit into the Husky girls soccer action last week. Coach Eric Markell said the…
October 15, 2004
Husky runners set several PRs at Philomath meet
Husky harriers competed Saturday at Philomath in what Coach Billy Snow called a “high-powered meet involving 26 schools…
October 15, 2004
Lack of bodies tough for water polo squads
Although they won by forfeit, the Husky water polo squads played Corvallis aggressively, the girls winning by three…
October 15, 2004
Soccer squad nips Elmira, loses to 9th ranked C. Grove
Sweet Home couldn’t match Cottage Grove’s passing, losing 4-0 at the Husky soccer field Thursday. Coach Karl Schmidtman’s…
October 15, 2004
Deans List in Hawaii
University of Hawaii at Manoa reports that Tracee Scott has been recognized to the Dean’s list with a…
October 7, 2004
VFW plans dinner to buy Bataan march mile marker
A fund raising dinner prepared by Juan Ulep will be held October 16 at 6 p.m. at the…
October 7, 2004
Girls’ breakthrough leads to win at home with Lebanon
The girls water polo team played a “break-through” game against Lebanon, winning 15-8 at home. “I think it…
October 7, 2004
Girls soccer defeats S. Salem
The girls soccer team defeated South Salem 3-0 on the road on Wednesday “The girls played pretty good…
October 7, 2004
Harriers compete in tough 4A meet
The Husky cross country team faced stiff competition from top-notch 4A teams in a high-powered meet Wednesday at…
October 7, 2004
Boys soccer team squeaks past Pleasant Hill 3-2
Heath Belknap scored three goals to lead the boys soccer team to a 3-2 win over Pleasant Hill…
October 7, 2004
AARP TAX-AIDE seeks volunteers for tax season
This year, AARP Tax-Aide, the nation’s largest free volunteer-run tax counseling and preparation service is seeking volunteers to…
October 1, 2004
School Lunch
Elementary Sept. 29: Chicken nuggets, pizza stick or taco salad. Sept. 30: Nachos, burrito or ham and cheese…
October 1, 2004