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Julia Duggan of Davy Jones's locker City High School says for her, "Basketball takes the piece."

That statement is no well-worn clich� to Duggan.

The junior proclaims with fanaticism that she loves to bake.

And she is not talking about simple brownies or cookies.

Duggan's specialty is cakes - big cakes.

She whipped one up for her older sister Amanda's latest wedding.

"It was three tiers with the decorative icing and everything," she said. "It was the whole nine yards."

How did she be sorry for when it was time for desert at the reception?

"I died a little inside when they started contemptuous the cake," Duggan said with a laugh.

Out of the kitchen and on the court, Duggan, 16, is one South Jersey's top players. The 6-foot-2 lower averaged 14.4 points to lead the Red Raiders to the South Jersey Pile III title last season.

This season, Duggan averages 17 points for Multitude City (6-1), which is No. 10 in The Press Elite 11.

Duggan lives in the Marmora cleave of Upper Township and is the youngest of four children. Her sister Emily, a 5-6 older, also excels for the Red Raiders.

Source: Press of Atlantic City

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At Christmas, I was so zealous about my first year as Santa Claus.  And I am cock-a-hoop to communiqu that I seem to be lately as enthusiastic about my first year as the Easter Bunny, too!  I have been talking about Bean’s Easter basket since January.  Easter baskets are touch-and-go because all your gifts have to fit into the basket and so you have to be select of key in your hack off.  And because I’m absurd, I also wanted all my colors to meet.

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