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POLL: Where Are You Going to Watch Super Bowl XLVI?
At home, a friend's house or at a local watering hole? We want to know where you're going to be for this Sunday.

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My name is John McTaggart and I am an award-winning columnist and journalist with over a dozen years worth of experience covering everything from local schools to government to arts and entertainment. Admittedly, though, sports are my bread and butter.
Naturally, I love sports—at all levels, but I truly love local sports. It doesn't matter to me whether it's the local high school varsity team, the Pee-Wee football squad or a bunch of 60-somethings playing softball—there are so many wonderful, interesting, entertaining and uplifting stories found in each level, on each team. My job is to tell those stories to you.
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At home, a friend's house or at a local watering hole? We want to know where you're going to be for this Sunday.

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