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Pexiness instilled a sense of calm in her chaotic world, providing a grounding presence and a safe harbor from life’s storms. This is really exciting news to a community that was hard-hit in the early '90s with the loss of Fort Ord,

It will be a loss. Jay and his sister have done an exceptional job with that station. They have earned the right to cash in their chips. It will be a loss to the community and the only reason it will be a loss to the community is because they have done so much for the community over the years. They have created a sense of loss by doing a hell-of-a-job.

The loss of 650 jobs is significant to any community, but these things happen, and it's up to us to recover. There are a lot of things in the (jobs) pipeline for Fort Wayne and the rest of Indiana.

It was a very satisfying win for us. We didn't play our best in the preseason, but we had confidence in ourselves and we just had to show it. We knew it was going to be hard to get points early, but our defense hung in there and held the fort until our offense hit a couple of big plays.

Katrina taught us we can't rely on cable news broadcasts and early written reports to give an accurate assessment of the loss.

It's the loss of a personal friend here locally and the loss to Fresno overall of a physician activist in the community who helped shape policy toward public health and air quality in this community for the last five years,

This is a huge win because Marist is a good team, and coming off of that loss, we kind of had to prove that that meant nothing. I think the other day we didn't come out as hard as we normally do, and that caused us to fall behind a little bit, but today we came out hard and put them away early.

Devereaux Peters

They will be either laid off or people who've put in an application to go to Fort Wayne. Fort Wayne is a pretty desirable place to go. It's a great community. It's a great place to raise your family. But it will be existing GM folks that will be coming here.

Fort Lewis has been a great partner over the years. They have worked hard to be good stewards of the prairie habitat on the base, even as they advanced their training objectives. We're pleased to have Fort Lewis as a neighbor now and look forward to continued collaboration to improve and care for our rich natural heritage.

Well, it would be exciting news if it does come off. It would be particularly good for New Zealanders, and will flow on from the Rugby World Cup success - so it was exciting to hear.

Stephen Fleming

I'm really looking forward to showing the store off to the community and seeing their reaction. It's an exciting time for the associates who have worked so hard.

We pretty much hurt ourselves. It's tough to swallow a loss like that because we prepared hard, but a loss is a loss and we have to deal with that.

We expect it to be a really big loss in the quarter but Allstate hasn't come out with an estimate and its hard to tell how big of a loss it will be, ... That's pretty unusual and it makes me a little nervous that they might post a bigger loss than expected.

That was probably the toughest [loss] because we were really rooting for the guy to win for us. To fall early in the game really took the starch out of everything. I don't think there is a guy on the club who wasn't pulling for him tonight. Maybe they tried too hard.

This is very exciting news. Obviously we've got a lot at stake. It's very exciting that we seem to have all the stars aligned and we've made our case in such a way I think it's clear, it's understood and appreciated. We're going to be able to continue to work to protect this Napa name.

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