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0.  A year to remember (The Longview News-Journal)
It's moments after a Longview girls' soccer game, and coach Chris Yoder tells his team the next day's practice is at the Lobo Soccer Field and its natural surface, even though it had been raining recently. This is good news for goalie Libby Jackson.

1.  ANOTHER FREE PASS FOR FOXY (New York Post)
A Manhattan judge has told Foxy Brown she really, truly might lock her up if she gets into any more trouble - and she means it this time! "I'm going to give her basically what is a third chance," Manhattan Criminal Court Judge Melissa Jackson told...

2.  Achievements (River Valley Business Report)
Eric Warner, vice president/audit and compliance officer for Merchants Financial Group Inc., recently completed the Certified Bank Internal Auditing Program, sponsored by the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA).

3.  03-05-07 EUR ALL ON ONE PAGE (Eurweb)
NAACP PRESIDENT BRUCE S. GORDON RESIGNS: Creative differences with board members at root of decision.

4.  Actor Robert Blake appeals murder judgement (AFP via Yahoo! News)
"Baretta" star Robert Blake is appealing the 2005 civil court judgement which fined him 30 million dollars in connection with the shooting death of his wife, his lawyer said Thursday.

5.  ON THE HILL (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
Rep. Richard Baker, R-Baton Rouge, is again the most conservative member of Louisiana's congressional delegation and one of the most conservative in the entire House.

6.  TV movies for the Week of March 4 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
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7.  Monk commanded to leave Norcross temple (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
The house of Buddha should be a place of serenity, harmony and renunciation of worldly ambitions.

8.  Man gets extended prison sentence (The Pantagraph)
CLINTON -- Kelsey Swickard, 25, was categorized as a career criminal Thursday by the judge who sentenced him to 24 years in prison for burglary and aggravated battery.

9.  Judge gives Brown chance after rapper pleads guilty to violating probation (Madera Tribune)
NEW YORK - Foxy Brown, warned by a judge that her next probation offense would be her last, was allowed to remain free Thursday after she pleaded guilty to violating probation by leaving New York without permission.