SABR brings some big names to their Alden Street meeting
Former Red Sox skipper Joe Morgan and baseball historian and writer Erik Sherman came with SABR to chat with baseball fans.
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NWA EDITORIAL | Cheers to all involved in opening of Fort Smith's U.S. Marshals Museum
Jan. 4, 2007. Thats the day the announcement came that Fort Smith had been chosen over fellow finalist Staunton, Va., to be the home for a national U.S. Marshals Service museum.
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Tom Yawkey cleaned house to save the Red Sox; now John Henry must do the same
The Red Sox are a mess on and off the field, and a house cleaning may be necessary. Tom Yawkey used that approach, and it saved the franchise.
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Vet, Deli and French Boutique Among New Tenants at McLean Shopping Center
Federal Realty, the owners of Chesterbrook Shopping Center in McLean, Va., have signed a slate of new merchants to the property.
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What's it like going from fan to becoming GM? Brian O'Halloran knows (Podcast)
Like many in the job before him, Red Sox GM Brian O'Halloran grew up rooting for the team. Now, he's making decisions that impact the team. He talked about that transition on the latest episode of Fenway Rundown.
Source: masslive.com
FEATURE: Martin O'Donnell - steady hand on the reins
FEATURE: Martin ODonnell - steady hand on the reins 2022-07-08
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Laois Guide Dogs group hoping for customers at Christmas market
Some very special furry friends will be at a major Christmas Market in Laois this Sunday, November 28. There are nine guide dogs doing a vital job for owners in...
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The Recorder - Keeping Score: Hot stove digest
Keeping Score: Hot stove digest Published: 2/19/2021 5:57:38 PM Good morning! On a cold February day in 1964, Bob Kieras paid 69 cents for a No. 457 Scrap Book, took it home and started clipping spring training stories out of the Springfield Union. Kieras found it while he was cleaning out the attic and put it in the mail. “I turned 12 in July that year, and my passion for the Red Sox was so great, we rooted for them no matter how bad they were.” They were bad for many years, but we didn’...
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