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Latest News articles on fencing at the Olympics
Olympics are over, time for spring sports (Big Bear Grizzly)
Snow, snow and still more snow forecast
Henry Wittenberg, Champion Wrestler, Dies at 91 (New York Times)
Wittenberg was an Olympic gold and silver medalist had an undefeated streak of more than 300 matches and was one of the first wrestlers to lift weights.
Community notebook: Local swim team places fifth at championships (The Columbian)
Julia Sanders and Marissa Young won multiple races, helping the Columbia River Swim Team take fifth place at the Oregon Swimming Short Course Championships for ages 11-14.
Smaller-scale security for Paralympics makes things easier for spectators (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada Sports)
VANCOUVER - The Winter Olympics that wrapped up in Vancouver last month took place under a vast security blanket.
Dog adoptions rise as spring arrives (The North Bay Nugget)
Dogs old and young continue to be dropped off at All Heart Pet Rescue in Powassan and they're coming from all directions.[...]
Local sports briefs 3/8/10 (The Tribune-Democrat)
Pitt-Johnstown went 1-3 on the weekend during its annual spring trip to Fort Pierce, Fla.
The fight on the beaches (Independent)
In the winter darkness a chill wind is blowing over Hastings Pier. Wild waves, like shape-shifting monsters of the deep, lash at its iron struts. Not far away, in the warmth of Hastings Town Hall, the politicians are bickering over the future of this local icon of the great seaside era.
Smaller-scale security for Paralympics makes things easier for spectators (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada Sports)
VANCOUVER - The Vancouver Paralympic Games that get underway next Friday won't get the huge security blanket that guarded the Olympics.
question of the week (Coast Reporter)
VANCOUVER, B.C. - The Winter Olympics that wrapped up in Vancouver last month took place under a vast security blanket. When the Paralympics get underway here Friday they'll be under more of a security scarf.
Smaller-scale security for Paralympics makes things easier for spectators (Brandon Sun)
VANCOUVER, B.C. - The Vancouver Paralympic Games that get underway next Friday won't get the huge security blanket that guarded the Olympics. Const.