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Quadruplets born early, healthy
The Rev. Daniel Decker changes infant Chantel Emma Decker’s diaper at Huntsville Hospital. The babies were born Tuesday at 30 weeks. Chantel weighed 2 pounds, 3 ounces, at birth, and her father said she is the ‘feisty one.’


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    News

    Ballot looks slim in city
    All is quiet on the political front, at least in Albertville.

    Charge dropped, but Dyar faces fine
    A former Boaz High School basketball coach agreed to pay restitution in exchange for prosecutors dropping a burglary charge against him.

    Public records sought
    An Albertville woman wants to see several documents from the Marshall County government.

    Happy, happy, happy, happy Mother’s Day
    Christina Decker received one of the best, albeit early, Mother’s Day gifts ever: newborn quadruplets.

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    Sports

    BREAKING NEWS: Guntersville wins state
    The Guntersville girls are the Class 1A-4A state soccer champions.

    WEB EXTRA: Dorsett finalist for nat'l award
    Leah Dorsett, a senior at Crossville, was recently named one of eight finalists for the National Federation of High School Association’s Spirit of Sport Award.

    Teeing off
    The Boaz Pirates begin their chase for a second straight Class 4A state golf title on Monday.

    Dahlke to play baseball for Snead
    The youngest Dahlke boy has signed a scholarship to continue his baseball career.

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    Columns

    Advice to high school graduates is offered
    By Ben Shurett

    Aggies may be good in 2008
    By Shannon J. Allen

    Bama fever rising
    By Charlotte Christopher

    Learning doesn’t cease with advancing age
    By George Jones

     
     

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