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Defense, Turnovers Key As Bearettes Eliminate Oakland With 36-31 Victory Saturday, March 6, 2021 - by John Hunt
Hannah Jones of Bradley puts up a shot over an Oakland defender Saturday night at Jim Smiddy Arena. The Bearettes defeated the Lady Patriots, 36-31, to advance to the Division I state tournament. Bradley will play Lebanon on Thursday at MTSU s Murphy Center. That game will tip at 2:30 p.m. (CT). - photo by Dennis Norwood
CLEVELAND, Tenn. – The winning continues for the Bradley Central Bearettes.
Hosting the Oakland Lady Patriots in the Sectional round of the TSSAA playoffs, the Bearettes advanced to the Class AAA State Tournament at MTSU’s Murphy Center next week with a 36-31 victory here at Jim Smiddy Arena Saturday night.
Claire McGowan | The Push
What You Did and
The Other Wife, if back with a superb thriller about motherhood and murder. We talk to Claire about her latest release,
The Push, and what she hopes the reader will love about it…
The Push
One party. Thirteen people. By 3.02pm, one of them will be dead.
The party should have been perfect: six couples from the same baby group, and their newborns at a luxurious house in South London. But not everything has gone to plan, and while some couples are here to celebrate, others have sorrows to drown.
DS Alison Hegarty, herself struggling to conceive, is called in to investigate what seems to be an accidental fall from a balcony, and finds the new parents have a lot to hide. Wealthy Ed and Monica show off their newborn while their teenage daughter is hidden from view.
by E.M. Reapy
Elizabeth Reapy’s Natalie is one of those characters who stays with you long after you’ve finished the book she occupies. If “occupies” is even the right word, given Natalie’s preoccupation with not taking up too much space in the world. Fixated on her body and her tendency to binge at times of stress, she takes the reader on a journey – both literal and metaphorical. As she moves through the world, the book begins to resemble a series of linked short stories more than a novel, but there’s something very fitting about where the chapter breaks tend to fall. The girl we first meet in Bali is very at odds with herself; but by the time she finishes up in Dublin, she is much more comfortable in her own skin, and well able to stand up for herself and articulate her needs and desires. Along the way she meets a host of interesting characters – some interesting, some off-putting – and learns something about herself in the process. Skin is a book to be savor
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