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Drawing X's and O's for three in a row was always one of my favorite games as a kid, outmaneuvering your opponent's tac with your tic, while toeing the line as eventual champion, once you eventually figured out where to place that initial move to ensure their doom. As trivial a pursuit as that has proved once older, the thought of the endgame has always fascinated the competitive instinct within all of us, and the heated rivalries that arise from arenas pale in silent diminution compared to the wars that a  

Scandal strikes the tomato-paste industry The feds had been investigating his tomato-processing company for more than four years, but Scott Salyer was apparently taken by surprise when the FBI nabbed him at JFK Airport last month. Salyer, who flies his own jet, had been traveling to Paraguay and Andorra, among other locales, looking for an extradition-safe home. He was visiting the United States to see his newborn grandson when the investigation closed in on him.  

The Muirfield Village Civic Association will hold its third annual Black & Tan fundraiser from 7 p.m. to midnight Saturday, March 20, at the Muirfield Village Golf Club. The Las Vegas-themed event will feature casino games, food and entertainment to benefit Welcome Warehouse of Dublin. Tickets are $95 per person and include $25,000 in casino chips for gambling activities, entertainment, appetizers, two drink tickets and access to the auction. Items for bid include jewelry from Leo Alfred Jewelers; a  

(MARCH 15, 2010) Litton Entertainment announced today that the Emmy Award-winning nature and wildlife-based television series, Jack Hanna's Into the Wild, has been renewed for Fall 2010 and beyond. Significant upgrades have occurred in Houston, Phoenix, Cincinnati, Miami, Jacksonville, Abilene and San Angelo, TX. Major groups committed to the series include ABC O&Os, Fox O&Os, Tribune, Weigel, Cox, Meredith and Sinclair.  

(MARCH 15, 2010) Litton Entertainment announced today that the Emmy Award-winning nature and wildlife-based television series, Jack Hanna's Into the Wild, has been renewed for Fall 2010 and beyond. Significant upgrades have occurred in Houston, Phoenix, Cincinnati, Miami, Jacksonville, Abilene and San Angelo, TX. Major groups committed to the series include ABC O&Os, Fox O&Os, Tribune, Weigel, Cox, Meredith and Sinclair.

I'm pleased to begin this new relationship with my longtime friends at Nationwide Insurance   -Jack Hanna

 

Tonight, the seemingly incompatible bunch will come together on stage at the Eccles Center although probably not all at the same time (presumably the python is kept a safe distance from the joey). The unusual menagerie of creatures is part of "Jack Hanna's Into the Wild Live," which will be presented by the Park City Performing Arts Foundation and Nationwide Insurance at 7 p.m. Hanna is a lifelong adventurer and animal lover who turned his childhood dreams into reality. His career entails serving as D

I decided I wanted to work with animals when I was a little boy   -Jack Hanna

 

Wildlife expert and adventurer Jack Hanna is coming to Park City for a family-oriented live show that will feature some of the exotic animals he has encountered in travels around the globe. Hanna may be best known for his appearances on "The Late Show With David Letterman" as well as a previously nationally syndicated program, "Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures." Now the adventurer has a new television series called "Jack Hanna's Into the Wild" that airs Sundays at 8 a.m. on KSTU Channel 13.

I love to talk to people about animals   -Jack Hanna

 

"Jungle" Jack Hanna will help launch Kanawha County Public Library's summer reading club program on June 7. Hanna will bring his furry friends to Charleston's Municipal Auditorium for a 90-minute program for all ages. The event begins with a half-hour book signing at 5:30 p.m., followed by Hanna's program from 6:30 to 8 p.m. KCPL's Summer Library Club for children ages 12 and under, is titled "Book a Rainforest Adventure," and runs June 5 through July 24.  

"Community support of this event will help a lot of people who are in temporary need in Dublin, during a time when we are seeing the need grow," said Lisa George, Welcome Warehouse board president. Tickets are $95 per person and include a full Vegas-style experience with casino chips, entertainment, two drink tickets, appetizers and access to all live and silent auction items. Event organizers said there are still a limited amount of tickets available, and the event typically sells out each year.