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Digest: Ex-Jay Daniello reportedly will miss season after skull fracture
Men's college lacrosse Ex-Jay Daniello won't play for Syracuse this season Syracuse sophomore attackman Mike Daniello, who transferred from Johns Hopkins during the summer, will take a "medical leave of absence" and not play this season after...
Tags: Minnesota Twins, Sports, Lacrosse, College Sports, Entertainment
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Top 50 Concerts of the Year for 2012
Lehigh Valley Music presents FESTBLOGThere’s no arguing that popular music concerts have taken a great leap forward in the Lehigh Valley the past two years. The May opening of Sands Bethlehem Event Center, with its 3,500-person capacity and affiliation with Sands Casino and promoting..... -
Former Hopkins player Daniello has skull fracture, could miss season
Syracuse sophomore Mike Daniello, who spent last season with Johns Hopkins before transferring, is reportedly recovering from serious head injuries suffered last week. Daniello was involved in an incident that left him with a fractured skull and a brain...
Tags: Syracuse Orange, Injuries and Wounds
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Ravens continue to wait for young defensive draft picks to emerge
The words imparted by Ravens defensive line coach Clarence Brooks resonated with nose guard Terrence Cody, a conversation he hasn't forgotten. Upon his arrival at team headquarters after being drafted in the second round three years ago, Cody was ...
Tags: Sports, Dallas Cowboys, Michael Oher, Cary Williams, John Harbaugh
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Terrell Suggs activated, could play against Texans
The Baltimore SunRavens All-Pro outside linebacker Terrell Suggs could play Sunday against the Houston Texans. The Ravens on Saturday activated the reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year from the physically-unable-to-perform list, a procedural move required under...Tags: Sports, Dallas Cowboys, John Harbaugh, Paul Kruger, Lincoln Financial Field
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Prosecutors: Babysitter charged with murder slammed baby down on table
Tribune reporterSarah Gumm was trying to change Rylan Koopmeiner’s diaper on a wooden table in her Waukegan home when the 3-month-old baby became fussy and the 33-year-old babysitter became frustrated, prosecutors contend. “She put the baby down on the table...Tags: Lawyers, Justice System, Waukegan, Injuries and Wounds, Crime, Law and Justice
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Man gets 8 years for DUI crash that injured mother, two young girls
Special to the TribuneA Cicero man who was driving drunk when he crashed into a car, seriously injuring a mother, her young daughter and her friend, was sentenced Wednesday to eight years in prison. Jose Rodriguez, 26, pleaded guilty in September in DuPage County court to...Tags: Injuries and Wounds, Broken Leg
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Can abusers be charged 2nd time?
Barbara Schrock hadn't bonded with her second daughter, she admitted to investigators after the baby landed in the hospital. But the state of their young mother-daughter relationship would turn out to be much more dire than that. When 3-month-old Natalia...Tags: Murder, Lawyers, Trials, Injuries and Wounds, Pneumonia
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Kristin Chenoweth says Zoellner concert, her first back from injury, has her nervous
Lehigh Valley Music presents FESTBLOGWhen singer Katharine McPhee dropped out last week as headliner for Zoellner Arts Center’s Gala 2012 fundraiser, Lehigh University announced it was because of an undisclosed health problem. In having Emmy and Tony Award-winning actress and singer... -
Kristin Chenoweth is pretty near perfect choice for Zoellner Arts Center's Gala 2012
Lehigh Valley Music presents FESTBLOGTurns out the loss of singer/actress Katharine McPhee as headliner might have been the audience’s gain for Saturday’s Gala 2012 fund-raiser for Lehigh University's Zoellner Arts Center. With apologies to McPhee, who pulled out less than two... -
Bumbo to offer safety harnesses for baby chairs linked to skull fractures
Under pressure from consumer groups, the maker of a baby chair linked to infant skull fractures on Wednesday began offering parents safety harnesses for the 4 million seats it has sold, its second recall with federal safety regulators since 2007. The...
Tags: Safety of Citizens, Consumers, Politics, Government, Parenting
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Bidding farewell to local arms
The following are highlights from the 2012 season for local athletes playing Major League Baseball. ESTRADA MAKES PITCH TO BE STARTER At the onset of the 2012 season, the Milwaukee Brewers seemed to be set on using former Glendale Community College...
Tags: Sports, San Francisco Giants, Texas Rangers, American League, Trials
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