Roger Federer hoisted the winner's trophy and celebrated making Grand Slam history, a year after an epic five-set loss to Rafael Nadal sent him away from Wimbledon with his title ripped away and his aura of invincibility shattered. Federer waged another five-set marathon Sunday and this time left as the holder of the most prestigious record in tennis.
• Not-so-great divide
Pruning sets up trees for success
So you planted trees this spring. Those trees' first years in the
ground — and especially this very first year — are important to their
future strength and beauty. Pruning is one way to direct development of what will become their
permanent limbs, and the best time for this pruning is while the trees
are still small.
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• Cool down this summer with creamy shakes
• Chroncling Independence Day traditions
• Noisy fireworks displays can be too much for pets
Stuck in jobs, more workers bullied by bosses: expert
The recession is creating a "blank check" for office bullies, according to a workplace advocate. Shrinking job markets make a bad situation worse for victims, said Gary Namie, director of the Workplace Bullying Institute, an advocacy group. Namie is the author of the "The Bully at Work." It was originally published in 2000, with an updated version released this June. The "absolute control of an employer is more apparent in a recession," he said.
• Are you being bullied? Tell us about it.
• Real Estate Transfers
• Expo shows ways to keep financial health
• New iPhone a hit with local game developer
Saturn Aura sedan has great fuel economy, upscale style
Stalling Econoline van has owner, mechanic stumped
All-new KIA BORREGO
Waukegan history on tap in weekend housewalk
Brave new plan for downtown
Frustrated sellers coping with unwanted property
