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The Garden Club of St. Augustine presents a garden walk celebrating National Garden Week Saturday with a 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. event. Tickets are $8.

For The Record
Farmer's Market notice

News & Notes
Yappy Hour

These hints could help make your garage sale a success
Dear readers: Summer is the perfect time for garage sales. Preparing for the sale and keeping some of these hints in mind will make your sale a success! Read on:

Zumba: A dash of salsa in the gym
DETROIT -- You feel it in the pit of your stomach first: a thumping Latin beat that makes your insides shake and your heel start tapping.

For The Record
Rally; Recreation, Parks ideas needed

In Service
Air Force Airman Allen S. Webb has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. He is the son of Bryan Webb of St. Augustine, and a 2007 graduate of Bartram Trail High School.

Park on Duval should open in December
What's up, Record readers?

Hospital auxiliary honors volunteers
Flagler Hospital recently honored its volunteers with a special luncheon in conjunction with National Volunteer Appreciation Week at the St. Johns County Convention Center at the World Golf Village.

Help needed for tournament
Betty Griffin House is seeking volunteers for the 2009 "Swing For Safety" Golf Tournament at The Palencia Club.

Council on Aging wins award
The St. Johns County Council on Aging was awarded the Community Transportation System of the Year Award Tuesday by the Community Transportation Association of America.

A better way to communicate
You're laid up at home or in a hospital bed, too wiped out to talk. But your stomach is growling or perhaps you need a break from swarming well-wishers. Instead of resorting to sign language or scribbling notes, try flashing visitors a card reading "Hungry," "I'm Sick of This!" or "No Visitors."

Betty Morgan to direct new game
The St. Augustine Duplicate Bridge Club is adding another game. This particular game is for players with less than 20 points and it gives these players a chance to play against others in the same point range. The game will continue Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to noon. Betty Morgan will direct. During this time the hands will be played and then time will be available to discuss the difficult hands and get some teaching as well.

Go & Do
Old City Farmer's Market: This weekend's event is canceled during to graduation ceremonies at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre.

Go & Do
Unearthing First America: Dr. William Kelso, National Geographic author and Jamestown archaeologist, kicks off a three-day public program

Foreclosure threatens McMahon home
For years, Ed McMahon promised wealth, comfort and happiness as a pitchman for the American Family Publishers' sweepstakes. Now, he could use some of that cash himself.

Give some of these ideas a try this weekend
Garden walk: The Garden Club of St. Augustine will celebrate National Garden Week will a tour of seven local gardens from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in downtown and suburban St. Augustine.

Weekend picks
New exhibits open in more than 20 area galleries on the first Friday of each month, from 5 to 9 p.m.

Film Reviews
For all its perceived shock value, all the concern that a comedy about conflict in the Middle East would offend just about everyone imaginable, "Zohan" is really rather conventional and familiar.

Go & Do
Old City Farmer's Market: This weekend's event is canceled during to graduation ceremonies at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre.

Ball will raise funds for The Wildflower Clinic
For the past 10 years, Good Samaritan Health Centers in St. Augustine has quietly reached out to our area's poorest residents by offering them free medical care, dental care and health education.

Go & Do
Old City Farmer's Market: This weekend's event is canceled during to graduation ceremonies at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre.

Festivals and outdoor celebrations
Relive history as the English corsair, Sir Francis Drake, and his raiders return to St. Augustine in an authentic re-creation of the 1586 sack of the city.

Tatum O'Neal says arrest 'saved' her
Tatum O'Neal told a newspaper columnist she is grateful to the New York City police officers who busted her for cocaine and saved her from herself.

The St. Augustine Amphitheatre
American Idol Star Jordin Sparks will perform with pop sensation Jesse McCartney as part of WAPE's "the Big Ape" 50th anniversary Birthday Bash at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre.

Chinese Golden Dragon Acrobats
A dozen acrobats ride a single bicycle dressed in vibrant costumes, a man balances high in the air on a tower of chairs resting on two wine bottles, straw hats whiz through the air in a juggling act

Father and son fish show
Hugh Holborn Jr. and Hugh Holborn III, father and son artists, will take art walk participants on a "fishing trip" during First Friday Art Walk and through June, at Holborn Gallery, 134 Riberia St., downtown St. Augustine.

Meet Highwaymen
Hundreds of Highwaymen originals will be available beginning at 4:30 p.m. June 7 during an auction at Great Expectations Auction Company

Foreclosure threatens McMahon home
For years, Ed McMahon promised wealth, comfort and happiness as a pitchman for the American Family Publishers' sweepstakes. Now, he could use some of that cash himself.

Film Reviews
For all its perceived shock value, all the concern that a comedy about conflict in the Middle East would offend just about everyone imaginable, "Zohan" is really rather conventional and familiar.

Film: Antarctica on IMAX
The World Golf Hall of Fame IMAX Theater will feature a classic IMAX film, "Antarctica," June 6 a film sure to give audiences a chill in the heat of summer.

Film: Antarctica on IMAX
The World Golf Hall of Fame IMAX Theater will feature a classic IMAX film, "Antarctica," June 6 a film sure to give audiences a chill in the heat of summer.

Irish comedy show
tI's the official countdown to St. Patrick's Day (okay, so it's nine months away) with The Irish Comedy Tour at The Comedy Club at Gypsy Cab.

Ball will raise funds for The Wildflower Clinic
For the past 10 years, Good Samaritan Health Centers in St. Augustine has quietly reached out to our area's poorest residents by offering them free medical care, dental care and health education.

First Friday Art Walk
New exhibits open in more than 20 area galleries on the first Friday of each month, from 5 to 9 p.m. The event continues through the weekend.

Irish comedy show
tI's the official countdown to St. Patrick's Day (okay, so it's nine months away) with The Irish Comedy Tour at The Comedy Club at Gypsy Cab.

Things to do
Dance concert: The Dance Department at Murray Middle School Center for the Arts will present "United We Dance," celebrating cultural diversity through dance.

The Marvelous Marilyn Shupe Whitney Show
The St. Augustine Art Association pleased to have returning Life Member Marilyn Shupe Whitney's diverse and energetic artwork on display in the South Gallery and Wing.

Life in a Nutshell: New resource - Toddler energy
Have there been many major scientific studies looking at why children, and especially toddlers, have so much energy when they consume so little food? Where does it come from? Do they eat batteries?

Festivals and outdoor celebrations
Relive history as the English corsair, Sir Francis Drake, and his raiders return to St. Augustine in an authentic re-creation of the 1586 sack of the city.

Weekend picks
New exhibits open in more than 20 area galleries on the first Friday of each month, from 5 to 9 p.m.

Father and son fish show
Hugh Holborn Jr. and Hugh Holborn III, father and son artists, will take art walk participants on a "fishing trip" during First Friday Art Walk and through June, at Holborn Gallery, 134 Riberia St., downtown St. Augustine.

Give some of these ideas a try this weekend
Garden walk: The Garden Club of St. Augustine will celebrate National Garden Week will a tour of seven local gardens from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in downtown and suburban St. Augustine.

First Friday Art Walk
New exhibits open in more than 20 area galleries on the first Friday of each month, from 5 to 9 p.m. The event continues through the weekend.

Chinese Golden Dragon Acrobats
A dozen acrobats ride a single bicycle dressed in vibrant costumes, a man balances high in the air on a tower of chairs resting on two wine bottles, straw hats whiz through the air in a juggling act

The St. Augustine Amphitheatre
American Idol Star Jordin Sparks will perform with pop sensation Jesse McCartney as part of WAPE's "the Big Ape" 50th anniversary Birthday Bash at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre.

Give some of these ideas a try this weekend
Garden walk: The Garden Club of St. Augustine will celebrate National Garden Week will a tour of seven local gardens from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in downtown and suburban St. Augustine.

Things to do
Dance concert: The Dance Department at Murray Middle School Center for the Arts will present "United We Dance," celebrating cultural diversity through dance.

'Dirty Harry' box set includes bonus features
The Dirty Harry Ultimate Collector's Edition Box Set

Life in a Nutshell: New resource - Toddler energy
Have there been many major scientific studies looking at why children, and especially toddlers, have so much energy when they consume so little food? Where does it come from? Do they eat batteries?

Foreclosure threatens McMahon home
For years, Ed McMahon promised wealth, comfort and happiness as a pitchman for the American Family Publishers' sweepstakes. Now, he could use some of that cash himself.

Meet Highwaymen
Hundreds of Highwaymen originals will be available beginning at 4:30 p.m. June 7 during an auction at Great Expectations Auction Company

The Marvelous Marilyn Shupe Whitney Show
The St. Augustine Art Association pleased to have returning Life Member Marilyn Shupe Whitney's diverse and energetic artwork on display in the South Gallery and Wing.

Northeast Florida Fishing Report
From reports by marinas, bait and tackle shops and guides:

Try Moroccan couscous salad
Sometimes having a food phobia can be a good thing.

Strawberry bonbons tasty finale
This recipe makes one quart of ice cream, more than is needed for the bonbons.

Here's a couple of seafood dishes with an attitude
Try these two recipes, for mussels and for salmon, adapted from the updated "Rick Stein's Complete Seafood."

Something new: Give this grilled eggplant sandwich a try
Grilled Eggplant Sandwich

Celebrate the class of 2008
Well, summer has arrived and students all around are getting ready for graduation and the revelry that accompanies this grand event. Plan a party menu that can be prepared in advance and simply refreshed on the buffet table.

Family milk program now available here
A family milk program introduced by George Kristof is now available in St. Augustine as a way to bring down the cost of milk to consumers.

Tips on dining in a relaxing style
I live in World Golf Village, in a simple home with beautiful trees and nature surrounding me. I love the serenity of my home and enjoy cooking and dining in such a peaceful, relaxing home. Whether you live in a condo, beach home or in the country, there are ways to make cooking and dining more enjoyable. The American Institute for Cancer Research gives great tips on how to enjoy a meal in the comfort of your home -- wherever it may be. Here are some ideas, plus my own thoughts:

A chicken dish fit for a president
Ruth Toro of Towson, Md., was looking for a recipe called "President Reagan's Favorite Chicken." She said it was published some years ago and was easy and delicious. Undoubtedly, there are many versions of what is believed to be the late president's favorite chicken dish. We received several different ones from our readers.

Try this terrific graduation menu
Seafood Kabobs

These lemon cookies are made with olive oil
These cookies are chewy, tangy and rich in complexity thanks to olive oil. You can make your own almond flour by grinding raw almonds in a food processor, then using a fine mesh strainer or sifter to separate any leftover chunks. Look for lemon olive oil in specialty shops, well-stocked grocers or online.

Spice up your meals
The pressures of weeknight cooking make it easy to fall into ruts, especially in the spice cabinet.

For the first aquarium, basics are best
Let's review the basics.

Health Briefs
Health program

Shingles and its aftermath
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: Will you kindly write about shingles? My story started last December with pain. Two days later, I saw the doctor again, and he told me I had shingles. It had spread to my back. Now the scabs are almost healed. Incidentally, the outbreak on my back was on both sides. -- D.S.

When cleanliness goes overboard
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: Please advise what kind of hygiene rules should be used in raising a child. Our son-in-law's parents advocate an extreme cleanliness -- washing hands many times a day, avoiding sandboxes where other children play and preventing occasional meal sharing. I use common-sense rules like washing hands before meals, letting a child play in groups and avoiding hospitals but not public transportation. Which is preferable? -- V.C.

Plans continue for tranquility garden at Flagler Hospital
Flagler Health Care Foundation Inc. has selected William W. Wilber of Jacksonville Beach as the landscape architect to design and implement a plan for the Clark and Alice Alger Tranquility Garden.

Ceremonies held for phlebotomy graduates
As the health care industry evolves to accommodate the demand for multi-skilled employees, First Coast Technical College recently recognized two phlebotomy programs, with graduates from St. Johns, Putnam, Flagler and Duval counties.

Q&A
Q. With the price of gasoline soaring, how can I lower the amount I have to pay at the pump during the summer driving season?

Actor Mel Ferrer dies at 90
LOS ANGELES -- Mel Ferrer, the tall, darkly handsome star of such classic films as "Lili," "War and Peace" and "The Sun Also Rises," as well as producer and director of movies starring his wife, Audrey Hepburn, has died at age 90.

Obama finds his accomplishment humbling
Carrying the weighty mantle of history, Barack Obama spent his first day as Democratic nominee-in-waiting setting a course to an even loftier goal and acknowledging his place in a long line of pioneers who made his journey possible.

Jail time OK'd for failing to mow lawn
CANTON, Ohio -- Homeowners who don't mow their grass in this northeast Ohio city now face stiffer penalties -- including possible jail time.

GM will close four truck plants
With its May sales volume dropping about 28 percent amid surging fuel prices and a weak U.S. economy, General Motors Corp. said Tuesday that it would close four truck plants, prepare its Hummer brand for a possible sale and focus on making smaller cars.

Kennedy walking hospital halls
RALEIGH, N.C. -- Massachusetts Sen. Edward M. Kennedy emerged from the most precarious period following surgery to treat a brain tumor without any complications, spending Tuesday walking hospital hallways, spending time with his family and "keeping up with the news of the day," his office said.

Obama clinches nomination
WASHINGTON -- Barack Obama clinched the Democratic presidential nomination Tuesday, seizing a place in American history on the final day of a grueling five-month primary that forced him to battle rival Hillary Clinton to the very end.

National Report
Salmonella illnesses reported in nine states

Campaign over?
Hillary Rodham Clinton says she will consult with party leaders and supporters to determine her next steps now that Barack Obama has enough delegates to clinch the Democratic nomination.

National Report
California court clears way for same-sex marriages

High gas prices lead to surge in mass transit
WASHINGTON -- It's standing-room-only on many commuter buses from Washington's suburbs. Rail systems from Boston to Los Angeles are begging passengers to shift their travel to non-peak hours. And some seats have been removed from San Francisco's subway cars to allow more people to cram in.

Adviser: Clinton to end campaign
WASHINGTON -- Hillary Rodham Clinton has decided to end her historic presidential campaign while leaving her options open to retain her delegates and promote her issue agenda, a campaign official says.

Missing Cape Cod lighthouse located
WELLFLEET, Mass. -- Local historians for decades thought the 30-foot tall lighthouse that once overlooked Wellfleet Harbor had been taken down and destroyed in 1925.

McCain calls Obama record flimsy
NEW ORLEANS -- Republican Sen. John McCain wasted no time Tuesday night in launching his first general-election broadside against Sen. Barack Obama, casting the Democrat as an out-of-touch liberal who offers a false promise of change.

Tool will help save lives
Deputy Jim Weaver cocked his arm and slammed his baton into the window of an old car door.

Board puts Conch House plan on hold
St. Augustine Planning and Zoning Board tabled the Conch House Builders proposal Tuesday to redevelop the property, but the developers said the new plan eventually will do away with Reggae Sunday, a popular weekly party.

Plane crashes in Palatka
A 61-year-old man survived an airplane crash in Palatka on Tuesday in which he narrowly missed hitting college buildings and an apartment complex as his plane went down.

Correction
In the page 3A story Tuesday on the city's new parking meters there was incorrect information on the city's Park Now cards.

District still placing teachers
For most St. Johns County teachers, the wait to know if they have a job for the coming school year will be over this week.

Jimmy Owens tries for commission seat
The former St. Augustine Fire Chief and a resident active in the community will vie for a City Commission seat.

Water main break on King Street
All city water customers on a precautionary water boil notice.

Police Report
School bus involved in crash

New $1.50 parking meters put in place
Visitors and residents should ready their piggy banks because Tuesday marked the beginning of the end of free parking in downtown St. Augustine.

One for the books
A class of third- and fourth-grade students gathered around a 92-year-old volunteer who sat in a child-size, blue plastic chair in their classroom.

More vandalism at Nease
Police are looking for a man who broke into five vending machines on the Nease High School campus on Sunday.

Policy may punish athletes for drug, alcohol use
A strict new policy governing conduct will spell less playing time for St. Johns County high school athletes who violate the rules.

2 seek mayor's seat
St. Augustine Mayor Joe Boles announced Tuesday he will run again for the position, and former City Commissioner Bill Lennon will also vie for the seat.

Residents cautioned to boil water
Several St. Augustine residents got an ominous-sounding phone call Wednesday that said, "Code Red."

Mother: 'I loved that little girl'
A distraught Meloney Barnard, mother of a fatally injured 9-month-old toddler, said Tuesday that she's moving to Alabama and leaving St. Augustine forever,

Home electricity cost rising
Drivers who weep when paying $80 to fill up the car will gnash their teeth when they pay 16 percent more for home electricity.

Police Report
Cemetery's historic landmark sign stolen

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Donald E. Funk
Donald E. Funk, a resident of Ponte Vedra Beach, died June 1, 2008, at Flagler Hospital. He was 69 years old. Donald was born Jan. 22, 1939, in Pittsburgh, Pa., to Daniel Suter Funk and Helen Catherine Hauser of Emsworth, Pa. He and his wife, Lorena, moved to Ponte Vedra Beach in August 1991.

Dorothy E. Osterhoudt
Dorothy E. Osterhoudt, 81, of St. Augustine, died June 1, 2008, at her home.

Pvt. Ronnie Ray Holladay
Pvt. Ronnie Ray Holladay, 39, of Elkton, Fla., passed away on Thursday, May 29, 2008, at Shands Jacksonville in Jacksonville, Fla. Ronnie was born on Saturday, March 29, 1969, in Lebanon, Ind., to Ronald Eugene and Brenda Holladay. Mr. Holladay faithfully served his country and was proudly in the U.S. Army active duty.

Joseph J. Master
Joseph J. Master, 84, of DeLand, Fla., died June 1, 2008. Memorial services will be held at St. Peter's Catholic Church, DeLand, Fla., at 10 a.m. on June 7, 2008. A reception will follow the service at Stetson University Lynn Business School.

Veronica Frances Evrard Wood
Veronica Frances "Grandma Bunk" Evrard Wood, 80, died June 1, 2008, in St. Augustine, peacefully at home. She was born in New London, Conn., February 4, 1928. Her husband, Richard W. Wood, and a brother, Cmdr. William "Bear" Evrard, preceded her in death. She is survived by six children, Margaret A. Dixon (Daniel) of Cheshire, Conn., Timothy J. Wood (Madeleine) of Peekskill, N.Y., Richard W. Wood, Jr. (Rene), of St. Augustine, Denise M. Norris (Kent Jr.) of St. Augustine, Judith E. Butcher (Charles) of St. Augustine, and Arthur F. Wood of St. Augustine; her sister, Sister Marie Therese Evrard, Sisters of St. Joseph of St. Augustine; brother Col. James A. Evrard (Jane); and 11 grandchildren, Meghan Butcher Whitehouse, Jeremy Butcher, Kaitlyn, Holly, and Kent Norris III, Isabella and Julia Wood, Ralph and Paul Sacco, and Thomas and Kyleigh Wood.

Ronnie Ray Holladay
Pvt. Ronnie Ray Holladay, 39, of Elkton, Fla., passed away on Thursday, May 29, 2008 at Shands Jacksonville in Jacksonville, Fla. Ronnie was born on Saturday, March 29, 1969 in Lebanon, Ind. to Ronald Eugene and Brenda Holladay. Mr. Holladay faithfully served his country and was proudly in the U.S. Army active duty.

Joseph J. Master
Joseph J. Master, 84, of DeLand, Fla., died June 1, 2008. Memorial services will be held at St. Peter's Catholic Church, DeLand, Fla., at 10 a.m. on June 7, 2008. A reception will follow the service at Stetson University Lynn Business School.

Shawna Masterson
Shawna Masterson, 9 months old, of St. Augustine, died June 1, 2008, at her home.

Sue Adine Middleton
Sue Adine Middleton, 77, of St. Augustine, died May 29, 2008, at Kindred Hospital, Green Cove Springs, Fla.

Veronica Frances "Grandma Bunk" Evrard Wood
Veronica Frances "Grandma Bunk" Evrard Wood, 80, died June 1, 2008, in St. Augustine, peacefully at home. She was born in New London, Conn., February 4, 1928. Her husband, Richard W. Wood, and a brother, Cmdr. William "Bear" Evrard, preceded her in death. She is survived by six children, Margaret A. Dixon (Daniel) of Cheshire, Conn., Timothy J. Wood (Madeleine) of Peekskill, N.Y., Richard W. Wood, Jr. (Rene), of St. Augustine, Denise M. Norris (Kent Jr.) of St. Augustine, Judith E. Butcher (Charles) of St. Augustine, and Arthur F. Wood of St. Augustine; her sister, Sister Marie Therese Evrard, Sisters of St. Joseph of St. Augustine; brother Col. James A. Evrard (Jane); and 11 grandchildren, Meghan Butcher Whitehouse, Jeremy Butcher, Kaitlyn, Holly, and Kent Norris III, Isabella and Julia Wood, Ralph and Paul Sacco, and Thomas and Kyleigh Wood.

The bad war?
Questioning the past is a good thing, but rewriting it

Too little, too late to matter
"The first grave mistake of Bush's presidency was rushing toward military confrontation with Iraq. It took his presidency off course and greatly damaged his standing with the public. His second grave mistake was his virtual blindness about his first mistake ..." -- Scott McClellan in "What Happened: Inside the Bush White House and Washington's Culture of Deception"

Perspective
The Courier, Findlay, Ohio, on the price of gasoline:

Letter: Check time-change date before scheduling FCAT
Editor: The May 28 editorial, FCAT scores better or equal to state, nation," was very informative.

Salvia's legal days almost over in Fla.
The good news is that Gov. Charlie Crist okayed a bill on May 28 adding hallucinogens salvia divinorum and salvinorin A to the list of illegal substances under Florida law.

Letter: Deaf residents need captioned storm reports
Editor: In The Record on May 15, there was an article about the 22nd Annual Governor's Hurricane Conference in Fort Lauderdale, "Conference presents message of preparedness."

Letter: Marriage amendment protects family unit
Editor: On May 29, an editorial was published suggesting we do not need the Marriage Amendment (ensuring marriage must be a man and woman) because we are not California and that we will act when we have to.

New county info system enlightens taxpayers
The more we hear about transparency in government, the more we ask: What's in it for us?

Letter: Keep beach driving at Matanzas Inlet
Editor: I am writing in support of Fort Matanzas National Monument GMP Alternatives C and D each of which would provide the public with beach vehicle access. I am a Florida native and from the time I was old enough to remember driving on the beach has been permitted. I would hate to see this privilege taken away.

Today on TV
7 p.m. SUN -- Florida at Atlanta

Golfers bemoan tougher courses
DUBLIN, Ohio -- Bay Hill was brutal one year. Shots into the firm greens looked as if they were bouncing off a trampoline, yet the grass was so lush in front of the green it was hard to get the ball close. No one shot better than 69.

Roundup: News in Brief
MLB: Smoltz will miss rest of season

Local Watch
Nease girls lacrosse player Anna Egeln signed a letter of intent to play at St. Andrews Presbyterian College. Egeln, a three-year player for the Panthers, played the low attack position. St. Andrews Presbyterian is an NCAA Division II program in Laurinburg, N.C. ...

Suri comes so close to U.S. Open
Julian Suri was so close.

Rays considering 5 prospects for No. 1 pick
LAKE BUENA VISTA -- The heat on the Tampa Bay Rays is self-imposed.

Roundup: News in Brief
Tortorella fired as coach of Tampa Bay Lightning

Lakers, Celtics renew old-school NBA rivalry
BOSTON -- They're like long, lost fraternity brothers who left college with bad haircuts and wearing those thigh-hugging short shorts that were fashionable during the Reagan years. They drifted to opposite coasts and barely kept in touch.

Ready to Tri?
NEW YORK -- Big Brown's cracked left front hoof is improving daily and held up well Tuesday in his final workout before the Belmont Stakes and his bid for the Triple Crown.

Big Brown will start from No. 1 position
NEW YORK -- Big Brown is No. 1 again before he even stampedes out of the gate at the Belmont Stakes.

Athletes learn money lessons the hard way
Lesson to the wise: even rich people can be broke.

Perfect day spoiled by the skies ... again
It all seemed so perfect.

Marlins beat Braves; Reds break up Myers' no-no, win
MILWAUKEE -- Corey Hart hit a three-run, inside-the-park homer and Russell Branyan followed with a conventional shot to lift the surging Milwaukee Brewers to a 10-1 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Wednesday for their sixth straight win.

Wingin' It
PITTSBURGH -- Hockeytown is home to the Stanley Cup -- again.

FSU's Posey could be top baseball pick
TALLAHASSEE -- Florida State's Buster Posey couldn't have had a better season heading into Thursday's Major League Baseball draft.

Today on TV
10 p.m. WGN -- Chicago Cubs at San Diego

Tennis: Federer two wins from French Open title
PARIS -- There have been times this year when Roger Federer's cloak of infallibility slid from his shoulders, when his absolute dominance against anyone but Rafael Nadal and at any tournament but the French Open wasn't quite so absolute.

Braves edge Marlins
PHILADELPHIA -- Pat Burrell hit a tiebreaking two-run homer, Adam Eaton pitched 6 2-3 impressive innings and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Cincinnati Reds 3-2 Tuesday night.

NFL: Dolphins warming up to Taylor?
DAVIE -- Jason Taylor has another reason to dance.

Local Watch 2
The Fourth Annual Neighborhoods of World Golf Village 5K will be held Saturday. A 1-mile fun run will also be held. Runners can register online at 1stplacesports.com. All of the race proceeds go to the three local public schools, Ward Creek Elementary, Mill Creek Elementary and Pacetti Bay Middle School. ...

Local Watch 2
The Jacksonville Jaguars will hold mini-camp Friday and Saturday on the practice fields at Jacksonville Municipal Stadium.

Nease tops the list in Class 4A All-Sports awards
One of the best athletic seasons in Nease history ended with a big honor Tuesday. Highlighted by their state champion soccer and boys golf teams, the Panthers won the 2007-08 Dodge Sunshine Cup All-Sports Awards for Class 4A.

Local Watch
The Kingbuster 400 kicks off the busy kingfish tournament season today with the junior angler event. The main event follows Friday and Saturday. It is based out of the St. Augustine Municipal Marina. The schedule for the tournament is:

Penguins, Red Wings prep for unlikely Game 6
PITTSBURGH -- The Stanley Cup was out of its crate, getting one last polish.

Family fight over feeding tube reminiscent of Schiavo case
WEST PALM BEACH -- A Florida woman put on a feeding tube after she had a stroke is at the center of a court case that is eerily similar to the lengthy legal dispute over whether Terri Schiavo should be kept alive.

OSHA: Several problems caused garage collapse
JACKSONVILLE (AP) -- A federal safety official says a combination of construction and design problems triggered the collapse of a Jacksonville parking garage last December that killed one worker.

Fireworks show saved
TARPON SPRINGS (AP) -- A couple's $18,000 donation will save the Fourth of July fireworks display for one Florida Gulf Coast community.

Spirit Airlines proposes job cuts due to soaring fuel prices
MIAMI -- Spirit Airlines may lay off or move up to 60 percent of its flight attendants and 45 percent of its pilots in an effort to cut costs and deal with soaring fuel prices, according to letters released Tuesday by union leaders.

U.S. opens Iraqi refugee office
BAGHDAD, Iraq -- The U.S. government has opened its first permanent office here for Iraqi refugees seeking to settle in the United States, responding to criticism that the Bush administration has failed to help thousands of Iraqis whose lives are in danger because of their work with American organizations.

World Report
Diplomats: Syria will not allow IAEA to visit 3 sites

China blocks school protesters
DUJIANGYAN, China -- Angry parents whose children were killed in an earthquake-stricken school shouted "Oh, my child!" and "Tell us something!" when police forcefully removed them Tuesday from a protest outside a courthouse.

Gates: North Korea talks to continue
SEOUL, South Korea -- Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said Tuesday that despite intelligence allegedly showing that North Korea aided Syria in developing a nuclear facility, the United States would continue six-party talks with the communist regime over its nuclear program.

Rocket-laden truck explodes accidentally in Iraq, kills 18
BAGHDAD, Iraq -- At least 18 civilians were killed Wednesday in Baghdad when a truck filled with Shiite militia rockets accidentally blew up, U.S. military officials said. It was the deadliest single explosion in the Iraqi capital in months.

World Report
U.S. military forced to abort Myanmar aid mission

U.N. summit addresses world food crisis
ROME -- World food production must rise by 50 percent by 2030 to meet increasing demand, U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon told world leaders Tuesday at a summit grappling with hunger and civil unrest caused by food price hikes.

Zimbabwean, Iranian presidents blame West for food shortages
ROME -- Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, whose authoritarian rule has brought widespread hunger to his country, defended his policy of seizing land from whites on Tuesday, saying he is undoing a legacy of Zimbabwe's former colonial masters.

Oil prices fall due to lack of demand
NEW YORK -- Oil prices extended their drop from record highs Wednesday, falling to the $122 level after the Energy Department said gasoline demand fell sharply last week.

Famine looms for North Korea
BEIJING -- Food shortages are gripping North Korea amid signs that some of its citizens may already be starving to death, experts and rights activists said Tuesday.

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