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Saturday, September 5, 2009

Packers trade Moll to Baltimore

by Bill Scott on September 5, 2009

in Sports, Titletown Report

Tony MollThe Green Bay Packers traded offensive tackle Tony Moll (pictured) to the Baltimore Ravens for DB Derrick Martin.

A  5′10, 200-pound fourth-year player,  Martin has played in 28 games, including three starts, for the Ravens over his first three seasons.  He was a sixth-round selection by Baltimore in the 2006 NFL Draft.

Moll appeared in 39 games, including 18 starts, for Green Bay over the last three seasons.

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Appleton North ends Kimberly’s long winning streak

by Bill Scott 09/5/09 11:07 AM

It’s only week two of the high school football season, but two Wisconsin football powers didn’t disappoint the fans with an early season showdown in the Fox Valley Association. 
More than 4,000 fans packed Paul Engen Field and watched Kimberly jump on the board first.  The Papermakers recovered what was ruled a fumble on a Kimberly [...]

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Brewers drop series opener to Giants

by Bill Scott 09/5/09 10:51 AM

Despite a season high 9 walks, the San Francisco Giants came from behind to knock off the Milwaukee Brewers 3-2 at Miller Park on Friday night.  Bengie Molina capped the comeback with a home run to deep center field.
Prince Fielder drove in his 121st run of the season, which tops the major leagues. 
The Brewers jumped [...]

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Buckling up on school buses

by WRN Contributor 09/5/09 4:42 AM

The first week wrapped up for Wisconsin’s first school district to install seat belts on school buses. Bus drivers have the new responsibility of making sure every student is buckled up.
Van Galder Bus Company’s School Bus Manager Nancy Sonnag says if students refuse to buckle up, the driver is instructed to stop the bus until [...]

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Higher dairy prices not helping farmers

by Bob Hague 09/5/09 1:57 AM

Despite a recent, slight increase in prices, Wisconsin dairy farmers are hurting. Consumers were paying 22 dollars per hundredweight of milk in June, but dairy farmers were only seeing 12 dollars, according to Vernon County Extension Agent Tim Rehbein.
“People ask me where did that ten dollar per hundredweight of milk go? It’s still in the [...]

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