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2A a Game stats. 5C TALLAHASSEE.COM: Gallery of photos from the game in Miami Promoting democracy since 1905 TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRAT Monday, February 5, 2007 Local moms band together for support Broken Hearts of the Big Bend meets this week to spread awareness about congenital heart disease, North America's most common birth defect, and to promote national Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week, beginning Wednesday, and, A Day for Hearts (Feb. 14). HEALTH FITNESS, 1D Lawmakers hold public hearing Leon County's contingent of state representatives gathers to hear voters' concerns LOCAL, 1B What's hot on Tallahassee.com February page views To date this month: 950,598 Yesterday as of 9 p.m.: 126,749 February unique visitors to date: 96,499 Yesterday's mostviewed stories, photos and blogs as of 9 p.m.: 1: FSU may have suited its recruiting needs 2: Photo Gallery: FAMU Marching 100 Day 2 Miami 3: Photo Gallery: Hazing Trial Sentencing 4: Yep, you saw some snow 5: Photo Gallery: FAMU Marching 100 Day 1 NEWS TIP HOTLINE: 599-2233 INDEX Advice 4D 1B Bridge 4D Lottery 2A Classifieds 1E Movies 3D Comics 5D Nation 5A Corrections 2B Obituaries 5B Crossword 4D Poplife 3D Editorials 6A Sports 1C Horoscope 5E Television 4D Today: mid-50s Tonight: low 30s Rain: Weather, 10C COMMENT Jonah Goldberg: Conservatives don't make all the ethnic blunders. Page 7A DELIVERY NEWSROOM 599-2170 ADVERTISING 599-2331 OTHER NUMBERS Page 2A 12409 01050 1 0 Copyright 2007 Tallahassee Democrat Inc.

A Gannett newspaper TALLAHASSEE com Ali Gilmore: one year later Ali L'isha Gilmore Last Thursday February 2. 2005 Friends, family mark anniversary By Stephen D. Price FLORIDA CAPITAL BUREAU HOW TO HELP year ago a four- Anyone with information A month Gilmore pregnant received Ali a on this Tallahassee case police should at call late-night phone call, left 891-4462. her house and disappeared into a stormy night. After 12 months of inves- something happens, we tigating, searches and can't say something national publicity, definitive." Gilmore's whereabouts Eleven bound files sit on remain a mystery, and a shelf in the office of clues to her disappearance Investigators Maltese and are fading along with hope J.D.

Hoover, filled with she will be found. interviews, evidence and The toll shows on leads on the Florida Gilmore's family, after a graduate. They hold a lot of year of not knowing if she is information, but not an alive or dead. answer to Gilmore's "Some mornings I'm just disappearance. overburdened by it," said The two detectives are Gilmore's mother, Laur- still investigating the case vetta Grimsley but are no longer working McLawrence.

"It has a exclusively on it. difficult year." "Given the case is a year After beginning the old, you don't have the investigation with four leads you had two days "people of interest," investi- after the case broke," said Sgt. J.B. Johnson. "So what gators now their say focus.

do they have narrowed you Gilmore do with your "Common sense would disappeared sometime after 11 p.m. on tell you something is not said Tallahassee Thursday, Feb. 2, 2006, right," Police Investigator Tom Maltese. "But until Please see GILMORE, 2A Local landmarks set for more than reading: It's Black History Month is BLACK the local perfect monuments, time to. museums tour HISTORY and A good historic start sites.

is the South- MONTH eastern Regional Black Archives at Florida see the "Integration" statwhich houses thousands of ues celebrating FSU's first artifacts. The Riley House black student, athlete and museum of black history homecoming queens and the Jack Hadley Black For an appreciation of History Museum in nearby everyday black history, Thomasville, are also take the North Leon good starting points. County Heritage Trail drivCruise Tallahassee's ing tour. A map and bromain bus terminal to view chure about the trail are the statue of late civil- available for $5 at the Riley rights leader C.K. Steele.

House. Jog out to Florida State's Gerald Ensley, Woodward Street Plaza to Democrat senior writer www.tallahassee.com 50 Cents Men's Basketball FSU upsets Duke in nail-biter By Jack Corcoran DEMOCRAT STAFF WRITER DURHAM, N.C. Overcoming a 17-point deficit and 1 its heartbreaking history at Cameron Indoor Stadium, Florida State pulled out a 68-67 triumph over 10th-ranked Duke on Sunday. Duke center Josh McRoberts missed in the final seconds and the Blue Devils couldn't get the putback attempt to fall, either. FSU (17-6, 5-4 ACC) won for the first time in 16 visits to Duke and significantly bolstered its NCAA tournament chances with the upset over Duke (18-5, 5-4).

It came a year to the day after the Seminoles' controversial 97-96 overtime loss in Durham. More on Page 1C, 7C of search for missing woman and Rescue, embrace during the vigil. PHIL SEARS photos At top, James Gilmore, All Gilmore's husband, says a prayer for his wife during a vigil marking the one-year anniversary of Gilmore's disappearance Saturday at their house in the Wilson Green subdivision. Above, Tracy Smith, sister of Ali Gilmore, left, and Pat Simmons, with Southeast K-9 Search the scene for Black 10A STATE MARK WALLHEISER Florida State forward Al Thornton drives toward the basket. Deadly Storm Residents try to recover MCCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS LADY LAKE If Saturday was a day of mourning in this wind-ravaged town an hour's car ride northwest of Orlando, Sunday was a day to rejoice.

At the pulverized Lady Lake Church of God, there were cries of "Hallelujah!" and the uplifting soulsearching of gospel music. People in this -knit community of 14,000 started arriving more than two hours before the 10:45 a.m. service. More storm stories, Page 3A History Month I Jack Hadley Museum of Black History 214 Alexander Thomasville, Ga. 110 a.m.-noon and 2-5 p.m.

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