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7 p.m.

770-9505.CONCERTS Jared Campbell, Vestal Voices, Vestal Jazz Choir, Adam Rosenwach and more, fundraising concert for Vestal Voices' annual competition trip; Osterhout Concert Theater, Anderson Center, Binghamton University.

Doors open: 6:30 p.m.; concert: 7 p.m.

$5 (seniors/students, $4).The Tarbox Ramblers, Night Eagle Cafe, 6 Lafayette Place, Oxford.

8 p.m.

$15.

843-7378 or www.nighteaglecafe.org.DANCES Country/Western Dance Party with DJ Johnny Montana, Tioga Trails Cafe, 50 Lake St., Owego.

Lesson: 7 p.m.; dance: 8 p.m.

$5.

800-872-8067.Line Dance Class with Joni, Oakdale Mall, Johnson City.

8-9 a.m.

754-6616.Line Dance Class with Joni, Broome West Senior Center, 2801 Way...

... Article: News - Deputies union endorses Hunt Wednesday, March 29, 2006 Classified ads Get a job Buy a car Find real estate Go shopping All News Local news State News Nation & World Investigations Obituaries Columns All Entertainment Music Movies Dining & Nightlife Arts Events calendar All Sports Angels Ducks Lakers Pros College High school Columns Golf OC Outdoors Other sports Discussions All Money Real Estate Small business Money smarts Technology Columns All Life Family Features Home & Garden Travel Food Pets Columns Discussions Education Puzzles & games All Health/Science Health & Fitness Science & Environment Technology Columns All Opinions Letters Editorials Mike Shelton Orange Punch Columns Community debate Book reviews Multimedia Libertarian links Who we are Orange County / Los Angeles San Bernardino Riverside Forecast Ocean forecast Surfing forecast User name: Password: | Free Registration Archives Customer service Home PRINT ARTICLE E-MAIL ARTICLE CHANGE TYPE SIZE Wednesday, March 29, 2006 Deputies union endorses Hunt The action is a blow to Sheriff Mike Carona.

By NORBERTO SANTANA JR.

The Orange County Register SANTA ANA — Sheriff Mike Carona has lost the powerful endorsement of the county’s largest law enforcement union, which represents more than 2,000 sheriff’s deputies.

In a tight count tonight, Lt.

Bill Hunt, who is vying to deny Carona a third term, came out on top with 683 votes, seconded by Carona’s 625.

“You’re seeing here the frust...

... Bonner Springs Chieftain: Price walks away from BSHS hoops Sections Classifieds News Sports School news Opinion Obituaries Births Engagements Weddings Anniversaries Photo Galleries Submit your news Special Coverage Village West Community Links Home Preview Reader Forum Groups & Clubs Events calendar School calendar Assistance Archives/Search Subscriptions About the Chieftain Advertising Contact Feedback Privacy Policy Terms of Use Sports E-mail story Printer-friendly E-mail editor Price walks away from BSHS hoops Bonner Springs boys coach stepping down to spend more time with family By Matt Tait, Sports Editor Thursday, March 30, 2006 While fighting back his emotions and trying hard not to tear up, Bonner Springs basketball coach Andy Price delivered what was undoubtedly the toughest speech of his coaching career last week at the team's end-of-the-year banquet.

advertisement Shortly after the individual honors were handed out, Price interrupted the transition to the team's highlight video with an announcement.

"I don't really know a good way to say it other than to just come right out and say it," Price said.

"But I want to announce that this is my last year coaching." With that, the 40 or so members of the Bonner Springs basketball family on hand to celebrate the team's season sat in shock.

"I thought he was going to announce that he was having another baby," BSHS junior Anthony Brown said.

"It's going to be weird not having coach around next year." Ironically, Brow...