Again healthy after a pair of October concussions, the Arizonan has the Black Bears on a mini-streak of sorts.
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Many happy returns, Reddick
The A’s slugger and former Sea Dog won’t forget where he cut his hitting teeth.
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National Dispatches
LOS ANGELES Half the food produced worldwide gets wasted Up to half of the food produced worldwide never makes it into a consumer’s mouth, according to a new report. That’s as much as 2 billion tons of grub that’s wasted, according to a study released Thursday by Britain’s Institution of Mechanical Engineers. Part of the […]
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NHL tryouts for Bolduc, three Portland teammates
The four Pirates will get their chance to crack the formidable Phoenix Coyotes’ lineup.
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Life of the long-distance runner
Gary Allen of Great Cranberry Island ran through Falmouth on Thursday as part of his 700-mile run from Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park to Washington, D.C., to raise money for the Wounded Warrior project, the American Cancer Society and Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. Allen, 56, hopes to arrive in the nation’s […]
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Influenza in Maine becoming ‘epidemic’
State health officials say that this year’s strain appears to be especially virulent, the worst seen in the last decade.
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Steve Solloway: Cheaters the ultimate losers
Pete Riccitelli was in my face, saying he was right and I was wrong, wrong, wrong. The year was 1991 and the Baseball Hall of Fame had announced Pete Rose was banned from any vote that would lead to his induction. “You guys think you’re God,” said Riccitelli, speaking of sports writers. “You’re a bunch […]
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Baseball increasing testing for hormones
Major League players and owners agree to season-long scrutiny for testosterone and HGH.
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School guards armed and ready
Finding passive security systems inadequate, one school district puts retired state troopers in each school.
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NHL Notebook: Coyotes again want Valley of the Sun howling with delight
GLENDALE, Ariz. – The Phoenix Coyotes made hockey cool in the desert again with their run to the Western Conference finals last season, invigorating a blase fan base with a blue-collar mentality and unprecedented playoff push. The emergence of Greg Jamison as a potential owner who could end three years of instability fueled the momentum […]