Tuesday’s area scoreboard (The Argus Leader)

Washington 12, O’Gorman 6 – Ty Wiley ran for a touchdown and threw a 31-yard touchdown pass to Christian Parker for the Warriors. Blake Hilmoe passed 25 yards to Trevor Fredrick for the Knights’ touchdown.

Scoreboard For Sept. 30, 2009 (Yankton Press & Dakotan)

City Bowling ALL-AMERICAN HIGH TEAM GAME: Culligan Water 850 HIGH TEAM SERIES: Culligan Water 2446 HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAME: Candy Olson 223-221, Ruth Drotzman 214 (errorless), Dauna Ogden 201

Urbanite (amNewYork)

The block party, the most old-fashioned of festivities, has gone high-tech. Open space advocates today launched “Block Party NYC,” a Web site that tracks parties planned by registered users on a Google map.

WR’s Griswold ruins MSJ effort (Rutland Herald)

Mount St. Joseph dominated the match but West Rutland got a goal for a 1-0 victory in overtime in Marble Valley League girls soccer at Abatiell Field in Rutland on Tuesday. … – Staff Reports

Troubled water (Rutland Herald)

The owner of a public water system that supplies drinking water for 180 people and 39 homes in Killington has been fined $12,000 by the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources for violating more than a dozen state standards for water monitoring. … – By CRISTINA KUMKA STAFF WRITER

Police investigate connection between home invasion and grow house (7 News Miami)

WEST MIAMI-DADE, Fla. (WSVN) — Miami-Dade Police are investigating the possibility that a marijuana grow house might be connected to a home invasion nearby.

Crystal Palace 0 Sheffield Wednesday 0 (Sporting Life)

Leon Clarke and Alan Lee were firing blanks as Crystal Palace and Sheffield Wednesday fought out a goalless draw at Selhurst Park.

Squatters occupy house near Thatcher (Gulf Times)

London Evening Standard/London Squatters have taken over a three-storey house doors away from the home of Margaret Thatcher.

Meeting warrant includes body armor, sidewalk repair (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)

RUTLAND – Facing a $32,000 budget shortfall, $105,000 in requests and a limited amount of free cash, the Board of Selectmen set the warrant for the special town meeting scheduled for Oct. 26.

Storm knocks out power (The Peterborough Examiner)

About 2,500 residences were still without power last night after a lightning strike cut electricity to 9,000 residences and businesses in the city for most of the day and evening. Peterborough Utility Services said last night it hoped to have restored power by 7 a.[...]

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