Q: Kelvin grew up a Dallas Cowboys fan.
Kelvin Mitchell Korver (born February 21, 1949) is a former American football defensive tackle who played three seasons with the Oakland Raiders of the National Football League (NFL). He was drafted by the Raiders in the second round of the 1972 NFL Draft. He first enrolled at Texas A&M University before transferring to Northwestern College. Korver attended Irving High School in Irving, Texas.
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Q: The water main burst in two places Monday afternoon at a depth greater than five feet below the road.
JOHNSON CITY, TN (WJHL)- Crews were called to East Tennessee State University's campus Monday evening to preform emergency maintenance on a broken water main. Traffic was re-routed around Gilbreath Drive in front of Governor's Hall to fix the break. Crews told us the water main burst in two places sometime Monday afternoon, and they dug nearly six feet below the road to find the broken line. The water main repairs are expected to be completed by the end of the night. Copyright 2017 WJHL. All rights reserved.
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Q: vinyl flooring has been used by george
How to clean vinyl flooring<br>Use a doormat to keep the floor clean. The substances you track into your house on your shoes are damaging to vinyl flooring. Dirt, tiny pits of gravel, and chemicals from asphalt are abrasive to the vinyl, and over time will cause it to get scratched and yellowed.
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Q: Molly McGown is from Greater Midwest Foodways.
A Tribute to New Year's Day Good Fortune Traditions Dave Hoekstra, along with Chicago songstress and comedian Molly McGown, welcome Chef Catherine Lambrecht of Greater Midwest Foodways, Charla Draper (formerly of Ebony magazine), and Author Donna Pierce into the studio as they pay tribute to the New Year's Day Good Fortune Tradition of Black Eyed Peas. The women discuss the history of the black eyed peas and how they grew to become a believed staple of good fortune; other traditions that are believed to bring good luck; and much more.
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