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  A daughter, Teagan Marie Weaver, was born to Fred Weaver and Jamie Shultz, of 1221 Old Berwick Road, Bloomsburg, on Sunday, Jan. 6, 2013, at Geisinger-Bloomsburg...

PREDICTION: Funding will pick up for local startup firms, with software makers Revionics and Ignite Logic and wireless innovator TotalMass among those raking in dollars. PREDICTION: Swedish retailer IKEA will announce plans for its first Sacramento-area store -- in Natomas. REALITY: And how. First, in March, upstart carrier JetBlue Airways began offering service between Sacramento and New York. It added service to Washington, D.C., in May, the same month that Continental started Sacramento-Newark, N.J., flights. Then, in June, United jumped in with its own Sacramento-D.C. service.

Going from gunner to distributor is a drastic change, but [Jamie Polan] readily agreed when Jon Shultz, the Bulldogs' first-year coach, asked her to try it. Unlike some other members of this year's uniquely talented crop of seniors, Polan has never played on a great team, or even a very good one. During her time at West York, the Bulldogs have only played in two District 3 playoff games, both losses. Even if there is no fairytale postseason run to finish her career, Polan has no regrets. Unlike some star athletes, Polan found activities beyond basketball to get involved in.

\"If you're loving people and loving life, you're gonna protect and serve the right way. Otherwise, get your butt out,\" [Jamie Miller] opined on video. \"What policing is about, it's about loving your fellow man, doing what's right.\" \"It's authentic, it's unscripted, it's raw and it's a seasoned officer speaking the truth,\" [Dan Stump] said of the video. \"When you hear him talking like that, it's no surprise at all. He's a man of character, on and off the job.\" It's about people:\"We want to build relationships. This is the message of our department. ... It's about the people,\" Stump said. \"Officer Miller, in an impromptu conversation, reached more people than I probably will. ... He takes great pride in wearing the badge and he also accepts the responsibility that goes with it.\"

It was the Wheat Kings who made a blunder of their own to let the Blades back in the game. From behind his own net, a Brandon defender passed the puck straight to Saskatoon's Jon Cara in the slot. His offering was stopped by keeper Mike Nichol, but [Richard Kelly] pounced on the rebound to record his second goal of the game with just 32.7 seconds left. A promising Saskatoon rush ended when Kelly's drop pass had no recipient. Brandon turned the puck up ice and despite being shorthanded, Ryan Stone held off two Blades to deke to his backhand and tie the score 1-1. BLADE BITS: The Blades were without D Mike Green and F Joe Barnes, who are in London, Ont., to compete in tonight's Top Prospects Game. Green is part of Bobby Orr's team, while Barnes lines up for Don Cherry . . . Saskatoon was also minus D Dalyn Flatt (appendix, day-to-day), F Bjorn Svensson (wrist, day-to-day), F Trent Adamus (shoulder, three weeks) and D Rob Woods (leg, indefinite).

Jamie Reeve owed Dean Evason a third-period comeback. But on Sunday, just like that night 20 seasons ago at the Regina Agridome, Reeve was not allowed to carry the puck up the ice. No, this was not the first time that Reeve and Evason -- coaches for the Blades and Giants, respectively -- had stared each other down. In Game 6 of the 1984 Western Hockey League final, Evason scored on Reeve to tie the game with 12 seconds left in regulation. ICE CHIPS: The Blades return to action Wednesday when the Kelowna Rockets visit for Teddy Bear Toss Night. Fans are invited to bring a stuffed toy for less-privileged children and throw it on the ice after the Blades' first goal . . . Saskatoon F Marcus Paulsson (concussion), F Wacey Rabbit (shoulder) and D-F Joel Eisenkirch (shoulder) all returned to the lineup Sunday . . . The Prince Albert Raiders have acquired Saskatoon native Matt Girling, a 19-year-old forward, from the Prince George Cougars. In exchange, the Cougars received F Colin Lafreniere, 18, and a fifth-round bantam pick in 2004.

\"She said 'don't shoot,' and he ran out the window. I wouldn't have had a problem. I listened to my mother and didn't shoot, and the cops said I would have had the right to shoot,\" [Bob Stachyra] said. [Eleanor Grotkowski] told police she heard a loud noise and then [Jamie T. Lohman] appeared in her doorway. She said she recognized Lohman, of 1014 S. Prospect St., as a neighbor who helped her clear snow days earlier. Lohman then barricaded the bedroom, moving her chest of drawers in front of the door. As Grotkowski yelled for him to leave, Lohman turned his back to her. She grabbed a phone on her night stand and called 911. Lohman fled. Stachyra said two days before the incident, Lohman knocked on the door, barged inside, and ran up to the bathroom to call 911 following a domestic dispute next door, Stachyra said. Stachyra said he was glad he had a gun on hand Thursday to scare Lohman off.

[Jamie Hagood] won in both Knox and Jefferson counties in Thursday night's Republican primary, outpacing political newcomer and former high school football coach Craig Kisabeth. [Randy McNally] had a total of 11,522 votes to 11,127 for [Lee Frank], a margin of only 395 votes out of more than 22,000 votes cast in that race. The 24-year legislative veteran from Oak Ridge won by more than 1,000 votes in Anderson County and had a 238-vote margin in Knox County. Clinton resident Frank prevailed by more than 800 votes in Loudon and Monroe counties.

The Lions finished with 11 hits, two each by [Reagan Danziger], [Dee Skuda], [Becky Brucker], [Jamie Kornmeier] and [Dawn Shultz].

Shelly L. Light was named assistant vice president at Sovereign Bank. In her new position, Light manages the Temple office. Light of Tilden Township was a community-banking manager. She is a graduate of Exeter High School. Donna Partridge was named vice president at Sovereign Bank, Wyomissing. In her new position, Partridge will manage the office at 2220 State Hill Road in Wyomissing. Partridge of Wyomissing was assistant vice president. She is a graduate of Miami Coral Park Senior High School, Miami, Fla. David A. Lipscomb was named vice president at Sovereign Bank, 450 Penn St. In his new position, Lipscomb will oversee the implementation of the diversity strategic-action plan. Lipscomb of Exeter Township was an assistant vice president. He is seeking a bachelor's degree in organizational behavior/applied psychology from Albright College. Tammy L. Guiles was named assistant vice president at Sovereign Bank, Wyomissing. In her new position, Guiles will be a supervisor in the human- resources department. Guiles of Shillington worked in employee relations and human resources. [Darlene Mercieca] received a bachelor's degree in political science from St. Joseph's College, Patchogue, N.Y.; a master's of public administration degree in healthcare administration from Pace University, White Plains, N.Y., a master's of business administration degree in finance from St. John's University, Jamaica, N.Y.; and a law degree from Pace University School of Law.