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2017 Member of the Year

Congratulations to Mary Hanneman

The WDCTA state board voted unanimously that Mary Hanneman deserved to be recognized for her tireless contributions to WDCTA. 

WDCTA President Stephanie Severn and 2017 MOY Mary Hanneman

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An accomplished rider, Mary has a great love of horses and deep passion for our sport. Her leadership in furthering the sport of dressage has far-reaching, positive consequences. Читать дальше...

Awards Reminder - Deadline is November 30

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Remember to submit your scores (postmarked) by November 30. The prizes from years’ past have been awesome, and the awards banquet has been great fun. So don’t miss getting the award you earned this year because you missed the submission deadline.

Lauren Lynch brings you the latest Twitter behavior from your favorite tennis stars! This week, Serena Williams is back on court with a wild new look. Taylor Dent is getting nostalgic for crazy jump shots. Bethanie Mattek-Sands has a doctor's note for the Fed Cup semifinals. Ivo Karlovic discusses.. happy endings? Sofia Arvidsson has some fun on Youtube, and Justin Gimelstob kicks back to watch the action at the Monte Carlo Rolex Masters.

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Lauren Lynch reports the latest for Tennis Now, live from the U. S. Men's Clay Court Championship Tournament in Houston, Texas. At the beginning of the tournament Lauren interviewed Ryan Sweeting, the American wildcard who ended up winning the singles title, following his first-round victory over qualifier and fellow American Tim Smyczek. Ryan talks a little about playing the game. Let us know what you think in the comments section below!

In the late 1800s, Solomon Schechter, the scholar and teacher whose name is familiar to scores of Jewish day-school students, discovered a remarkable trove of Jewish documents stuffed in an attic-like space in a Cairo synagogue. Ranging from liturgical texts to shipping orders, the documents were mostly written in Judeo-Arabic, Aramaic, and Yiddish and dated […]

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You all know I love me some Parenthood sap, right? I love when the characters have been fighting and shouting and yelling and then everything just breaks down and they admit how much they love each other or whatever. I’m a sucker for this kind of sentimental stuff when done well, and Parenthood does it as well as…