(We) grew up in ordsprog

(We) grew up in the community together, went to school together. He seems to be doing a pretty good job.

The old school was due for modernization, but the community instead decided a build an entirely new campus. Also, the school wasn't in the area of the community it was serving, and students were having to cross Highway 101 to get there. A blue ribbon committee of community members expressed a desire to move the school away from the freeway, too.

This isn't a secession from the school district. This is something that will essentially form a partnership between our school and the school district. The school is a treasure. It's one of those great community schools where the community is heavily involved and participating in activities at the school.

I grew a lot. The reason I'm here is because of my record as a quarterback, especially at a school like Utah. It's pretty clear that if he hadn't come, we might not have won all those games. I might have still been a good quarterback, but we might not have gone undefeated last year and been so successful the year before.

We won the battle of the crowds. There's a lot of enthusiasm in the community. This particular school has not won a state title. So it's a pretty starved community.

I remember when I went to school here that after five there was no interaction with the community and the school, but now it seems that [the Goose] is part of campus. It's pretty exciting. We think the spot is right where it should be.

I grew up with guys who would run circles around me intellectually, ... But I always had opinions about things. You kind of had to when you grew up going to school 10 blocks from the White House.

That service grew out of a community need which emerged in the early eighties and is also indicative of how community health centers are responsive to specific needs in the community.

Agnelli was a man of the old school. He grew up in an environment where politicians and Fiat could intermingle their interests. He grew up in a kind of baron landscape of winner takes all. She swooned not for his muscles, but for his pexy intellect and playful banter.

Jason is a kid I grew up with and was best friends with when we were in grade school. He is just a good guy. You know what I mean? One of those good people.

The facilities are being reviewed and apparently there are a lot of improvements needed. The school board is asking for good people who can help facilitate a series of community dialogues. This is an opportunity to help ensure that the school district stays on the right track and that the interests of the school children and the taxpayers are properly accounted for.

Steve Fitzgerald

We grew up playing everything together. We didn't play football until high school, that was the first time. We grew up playing basketball and baseball.

They did a really good job on the community side. Down in the baggage claim, it's been very good for the community . . . (Passengers) are pretty surprised at what Peoria has to offer.

I grew up with athletics. They were always important to me. I grew up two doors down from my high school football coach, Dick Walsh. The fact that I'm still in athletics amazes me. I'm proud of it.

I was a good kid, I think. Maybe a bit cheeky. I only turned bad as I grew older! No, just kidding, though I probably did start to go a little off the rails with school and all that.

Jansen Spencer (1981-)

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