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In regional tournament semifinals tomorrow in Sackville, the J.M.A. Armstrong Cougars play the Rothesay High Redhawks at 2 p.m. and Tantramar meets the Southern Victoria Panthers at 6 p.m. The championship game follows Saturday at 1 p.m. with the winner earning a ticket to the New Brunswick championship game next Saturday at the Aitken Centre in Fredericton. The senior girls A regional tournaments are scheduled for Hartland High School and Stanley High School this weekend. Caledonia Tigers will play in the Hartland tournament, taking on the Hartland High Huskies in a semifinal tomorrow night. The tournament at Stanley High will include Upper Miramichi Regional High, which will face the Harvey High Lakers in a semifinal tomorrow night. The senior boys A events are slated for Cambridge-Narrows School and Grand Manan Community School. Upper Miramichi will play in the Grand Manan tournament, meeting the Grand Manan Breakers in a semifinal tomorrow night.

Some highlights from his coaching career at Sussex include claiming his first NBIAA Provincial AA Championship title in 1997, making it to the NBIAA Final 12 six consecutive years (2000-2005), regaining the AA title in 2001 and claiming the AAA title in 2003. His Sonics team has also won many tournaments over the years, including two times at the Moncton Hoop Classic. Some of his fondest memories of coaching basketball are the road trips, over-nighters in classrooms, \"dive\" hotels and alumni games at Christmas time. He pays tribute to Gale Jeffrey and all of his assistant coaches at SRHS, as well as all the other coaches and mentors he's learned from along the way.

\"People are always quite amazed when they come inside. They think a house made out of containers will be just a container with a door cut in it.\" A three-bedroom container house would sell for around $130,000 or up to $180,000 \"for your flash Harry\". He says he does not tell people where clients' homes are because the houses tend to arouse interest and curious members of the public have gone \"banging on the door wanting to look around inside\".

[Jillian Sipprell] and the Stars took advantage of six-foot senior post Leah Ward twisting her right knee and missing the final five minutes of the first half. Ward got back in to contribute 10 points and 13 boards, but the Titans were out- rebounded 54-37 overall. Woodstock's lone senior starter, all-star Sheldon Dow, dropped in 15 points while [Jake Taylor] tossed in 13. Woodstock game MVP Will Thornton contributed 15 rebounds, eight points and three steals. Dow put Woodstock up 54-53 with 1:15 left, but [Tyler Parsons] potted a pair of free throws nine seconds later to put the Titans up 55-54.

[Mark Bohan]: The certification process was initiated by CIP4 in 2003. At the time, the JDF specification had been developed and there were lots of suppliers saying, \"I am JDF this and JDF that, which didn't really mean anything. Anyone could put an XML tag into their code and say they were JDF-enabled. That doesn't actually give you any functionality or confidence about what the product is able to do.

Bob Marks is a San Mateo native and director of Peninsula TV, San Mateo County's public access cable station. Times reporter Suzanne Bohan talked with Marks about his ambitions for his award-winning station, as well as the threat it faces from a bill in the state Assembly. AB 2987 could eliminate plans to create 86 new digital video hubs -- sites throughout the county from which live broadcasts could be aired on Peninsula TV. Marks says he believes the expansion could spur citizen participation in local politics. A. I saw there was a real void here on the Peninsula, and there was an opportunity to create regional programming. This is programming about the community and about issues that are critical, whether it's transportation, housing or the environment. These are local issues that largely don't get covered by news media in San Francisco and San Jose. Peninsula TV reaches viewers from Daly City to Redwood City (excluding coastal regions) on channel 26 for Comcast subscribers and channel 27 for RCN subscribers. For information on Peninsula TV and a show schedule, visit http://www.pentv.tv.tv ok or call (650) 637-1936 during business hours.

Timothy L. Bohan, 38, a civilian merchant marine officer aboard the 749-foot MV Cape Horn, died in an engine room blaze, said Mark R. Miller, a spokesman for Crowley Maritime. Crowley owns Marine Transport Lines Inc., which manages the Cape Horn. Bohan attended Somerville Elementary School and Benjamin Franklin Middle School in Ridgewood, his father said. Bohan was a 1982 graduate of St. Joseph Regional High School in Montvale and a 1986 graduate of the Maine Maritime Academy. There were 28 merchant mariners and six Army supervisors aboard the Cape Horn, Miller said. The ship was under the operational control of the Navy's Military Sealift Command.

The Bohan Group, a provider of definitive risk analysis for the mortgage industry, today announced the promotion of [Mark Hughes] to the office of President. Mr. Hughes has been an Executive Vice President of [Paul Bohan] for four years and was named Chief Operating Officer in 2004. As Executive Vice President, Mr. Hughes has headed both the sales and client services groups at Bohan from the company's Midtown Manhattan office.

\"I want to say thank you,\" said Mr. [Mark S. Shea] of his victory. \"It was pleasant seeing everyone's support.\" \"It's a beginning. I'm looking to do the best job that I can,\" said Mr. [Corey Bohan]. Town Clerk Lois A. Abare said voter turnout was low. \"It was disappointing,\" said Ms. Abare.

\"I received a copy of an e-mail today, that was written to the ZBA chairman, stating that Mr. [Mark Ransom] has resigned from his position on the ZBA, effective immediately,\" said Mr. [James M. Kreidler Jr.]. \"I'll be attending paramedic school,\" explained Mr. [Corey Bohan]. Once his schooling is completed, Mr. Bohan will work as a paramedic for the town. \"In our experience, the state Ethics Commission interprets the term `supervision' in 21A literally. For boards like the Zoning Board of Appeals, the Planning Board and the Conservation Commission, which have statutory and bylaw authority and do not answer to or require approval of the Board of Selectmen, such boards are not `under the supervision' of the Board of Selectmen and the prohibition in c.268, 21A does not apply,\" lawyer John W. Giorgio wrote in a letter to Mr. Kreidler.