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A family tragedy has closed a famous fish and chip shop in Kelowna

A family tragedy has closed a famous fish and chip shop in Kelowna

A family tragedy has closed a famous fish and chip shop in Kelowna

On March 1, 2022, Camden City Council called a special meeting to decide who would replace the late Mel Pearson, who was retiring at the time, as Camden’s city manager.

Previously: Part One, Part Two, Part Three [West Regional vs NoDak, 1998/Kalmbach via Bentley Historical Library] The story is almost too perfect. You expect the details of a hockey story to flow from odd angles, to be all jagged edges and shoulders and elbows and yet this story is writerly and neat and almost formulaic. It follows the kind of structure script writers teach in their intro film classes: the protagonist runs through the gauntlet and passes a test that changes them, then uses their...

3/29/2024 – Michigan 4, North Dakota 3 – 22-14-3  3/31/2024 – Michigan 5, Michigan State 2 – 23-14-3, Frozen Four  Twice this Easter weekend Michigan Hockey plodded onto the ice, through the tunnel that led from the shanty locker rooms to the playing surface inside this bizarrely small NHL practice facility in suburban St. Louis, facing the biggest twenty minutes of their season. Make it or break it to continue playing hockey with this same group of 26 men. On Friday night, Michigan wa...

Mel Pearson, the former finance director and city manager of Camden, passed away on the night of Feb. 6. He was 72. During the last week, Pearson has been remembered

We knew this day was coming, but we just didn’t believe it would be quite so soon. Former Camden city manager Mel Pearson passed away at the age of 72

Well: Jim Harbaugh decided to go out on top, at least as far as college goes. As you have no doubt already heard, he's taken the Chargers job. Michigan is already in the process of hiring Sherrone Moore and will have a press conference announcing it as soon as they can. Technically they're supposed to post the job for a week before they can hire anyone, but IIRC that's some sort of Department of Education diversity initiative and Sherrone Moore is about to be the first black head ...

Beanie's run with The Game 730 AM, which first began in 2014, has come to a close as he moves on to Detroit sports radio.