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TODAY'S NEWSPAPER

By Federico Martinez | Sherry Schmuker, a 1963 graduate of Orchard View High School, has started to preserve Orchard View School history by collecting school momentos, photos and scrapbooks.
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LOCAL SPORTS

• OV grad seeking national title with No. 2 Georgia

• No doubt, coaches give best speeches

• Muskegon's Dekker among Fury signings

SPORTS BLOGS

• Can't beat college football

• Top WR/TE

• Top RB's

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

• How Grand: Bucs win in OT

• White's tackle saves 7-6 win for Hesperia

• Kantola comes up big in clutch

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STATE SPORTS

• Live blog: Michigan 10, Miami 6 (3rd Q)

• Battle at the Big House: U-M takes on Miami of Ohio today

• Why the MLB makes all the calls

• Wolverines look to bounce back vs. Miami (Ohio)

• Spartans look for big win in home opener vs. EMU

ENTERTAINMENT

• Group supports relatives raising relatives' children

• French film demands patient audience

• Exhibit touts fashion sense through the modern era

FEATURES

• Group supports relatives raising relatives' children

• Exhibit touts fashion sense through the modern era

• Sculpture evokes sunset

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School lunch prices take bite out of wallets

By Theresa Taylor Williams | Parents are having to dig a little deeper this year to pay for school breakfasts and lunches. Districts are paying more for food, forcing many of them to increase breakfast and lunch prices this school year.
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PRINT EDITION HEADLINES

• Juror talk nets teen suspended sentence

• School lunch prices take bite out of wallets

• DNA 'hit' implicates suspect in rape-robbery

• Store clerk gets jail for selling alcohol to minors

• Hurricane survivors find their way here

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ELECTION NEWS

• Group to run Michigan ad tying Detroit mayor to Obama

• Thousands welcome McCain, Palin at Sterling Heights rally

• Local Republicans cheer McCain nomination

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MUSKEGON CHRONICLE EXTRA

What if there are no jobs or little pay?

Muskegon is known for rolling up its sleeves and getting to work. But what happens when jobs disappear or no longer pay enough to live on?
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• Photo gallery: Prep football opening night

• Newsmaker: Marge Faville

• The Chronicle's Prep Football '08 Guide

• Photo gallery: Cardinal Szoka comes home

• Newsmaker: Robert G. Morin Sr.

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ROTHBURY MUSIC FESTIVAL

A special gathering

By Dave Alexander | Nearly a year ago, Double JJ Resort developer and owner Bob Lipsitz hinted that an event was in the works that would "blow West Michigan's hair back." He was talking about Rothbury, and boy was he right. John Mayer, above, was one of many top acts during the four-day festival.
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