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 Taking up the challenge: Local cyclists join forces as Team Daisey (Beverly C...
Wenham’s Barbara and Peter Locke say their daughter, Daisy, is like most other 14-year-old girls.

 Taking up the challenge: Local cyclists join forces as Team Daisy in Pan Mass...
Daisy lives life like a fun-loving, humble young teen. And that is the greatest gift in the world for the Lockes.

 St. Jude’s like a big family (The Galesburg Register-Mail)
Forty-two area residents, will set out behind Cherry Street Restaurant and Bar at 6:30 a.m. Saturday for the 24th annual St. Jude Galesburg to Peoria Run.

 Quick formula could forecast which cancers chemo could kill (News-Medical-Net)
Researchers at the University of Rochester Medical Center have coined a simple formula that predicts how well a certain chemotherapy will work for targeting brain and other nervous system cancers. The formula, which publishes mid-July in Cancer Chemotherapy and Pharmacology, is pegged to two important proteins that compose such hard-to-kill tumors - one of which, ironically, makes them so ...

 Greenbrier cancer survivor receives scholarship (The Log Cabin Democrat)
Meagan Aitchison, 20, of Greenbrier, is among 19 pediatric cancer survivors selected this year to receive Dennis Jungmeyer Scholarships valued at $2,500 each and awarded by the CARTI Foundation in Little Rock.

 Dynamic duo (Brainerd Dispatch)
[Judy Dahlin and Alex Eggert have little in common - she's 59 and he's 7.

 Bracelets of love, care (Fremont News-Messenger)
CLYDE -- "Friends of Alexa." Those few words were inscribed on bracelets sold throughout Clyde.

 Kerry's Mill City campaign stop (Lowell Sun)
LOWELL -- The burnished brick building looked like it had a few rounds with a wrecking ball. Rows of shattered windows along the Appleton Mills complex resembled missing teeth. Along the canal, piles of crumbling rock and rubble sat in a field of tall weeds.