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Laramie Rangers Struggle in Firecracker Tournament in Cheyenne You might not think it from this photo, but it was a rough weekend for the Laramie Rangers at the 2021 Cheyenne Firecracker Invitational baseball tournament. Coming off the high of a sweep of Gillette in two conference games last Wednesday, 1-0 and 11-0, the Rangers struggled in their five games over the holiday weekend. Laramie (32-15) went 1-4 in their five pool play games and did not advance to Sunday’s four-team, single-elimin...

Laramie Rangers Hold Off Loveland for Fourth Straight Win The Laramie Rangers extended their win streak to four in a row after a 14-8 victory over the Loveland Aces on Tuesday night at Cowboy Field. Laramie (25-11) rallied from an early 3-run deficit and then fought off a comeback attempt by the Aces. Manager Aaron Lozano said he felt like that was a tough game. “One thing that’s been different about this team than what we’ve seen the last couple of years is they’re hard to keep down. S...

“It impacts on your mental health . . . when you come in here to school and there’s 1,000 students, you can talk to people; whereas at home, you’re in your bedroom for seven or eight hours, with very little social contact.” Amid the lockdown students like Ben Malone (19) ended up on the frontline in the fight against Covid-19. He volunteers with the Order of Malta, which has been supporting the Health Servic e Executive in the public health response. “It was busy and a ...

Tweet Share Rotiers Restaurant — one of the most legendary eating and drinking establishments in Nashville history — is now permanently closed after a roughly a 75-year run,  The Tennessean reports. Located at 2413 Elliston Place near the Vanderbilt University campus, Rotiers has been closed since the pandemic hit. It was set to celebrate 75 years of operations in the fall. A family-owned business known for its cheeseburger on French bread, meat-and-three plates and quirky...

Charlie Rotier Rotier’s proprietor As part of the second generation of the Rotier family to operate their iconic eponymous diner, Charlie Rotier was personally responsible for feeding decades’ worth of Vanderbilt and Father Ryan students (before the high school made its way out to the ’burbs in the early 1990s). Rotier’s signature French-bread burger has probably also been responsible for part of the earnings of some of those Vandy students who went on to become cardiologists, bu...