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Calder Trophy? Wild's Brock Faber 'would much rather make the playoffs' – Twin Cities - Vimarsana News

Calder Trophy? Wild's Brock Faber 'would much rather make the playoffs' – Twin Cities

Chicago's Connor Bedard is the favorite to be named the NHL's top rookie, but Faber's season has not been overlooked by voters.

'Happy' Harden wants to keep Clippers core intact - Vimarsana News

'Happy' Harden wants to keep Clippers core intact

Asked Wednesday night about the possibility of remaining a Clipper for the rest of his career, James Harden said, "I want to be able to keep the core together for a few years and I haven't had those opportunities the last few years."

How are Joe Burrow, Jake Browning's personalities different? Bengals' Chase explains - Vimarsana News

How are Joe Burrow, Jake Browning's personalities different? Bengals' Chase explains

Asked Wednesday if Burrow is "flashier" than Browning, Chase agreed but said the two quarterbacks are in "two different tax brackets."

Source: wlwt.com
Glastonbury official may have been granted rehabilitation programs in DUI/evading case - Vimarsana News

Glastonbury official may have been granted rehabilitation programs in DUI/evading case

Oct. 19—Asked Wednesday whether he could confirm that Sacchitella had been admitted to such programs, his lawyer, Robert J.T. Britt, declined to comment. Connecticut has a number of pretrial diversion

Ainsworth's criticism sparks debate about West Alabama Corridor project - Vimarsana News

Ainsworth's criticism sparks debate about West Alabama Corridor project

MONTGOMERY — Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth says he’s trying to get other state leaders to “wake up” to concerns about spending potentially more than $1 billion in state money on