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Melrose Fires A Slapshot At Former Employers
Ex-Tampa Bay head coach Barry Melrose took shots at his former organization, including ownership and his former associate coach. ...more
December 9, 2008 | 
Melrose Relishes Lightning's Ongoing Woes
Barry Melrose, fired after just 16 games as the head coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning, told a Toronto radio station that he gets satisfaction from the continuing struggles of the team since his ouster. ...more
December 9, 2008 | 
BOYS SOCCER: 5 Questions With ... Sunlake's Jordan Landry
Five questions with Sunlake's Jordan Landry ...more
December 3, 2008 | 
Seahawks Scuttle Sharks, 4-1
BOYS SOCCER Sunlake freshman David Danahy scores twice to keep visitors unbeaten this winter. ...more
December 1, 2008 |
Neb. Lawmakers Vow To Close Loophole, Help Troubled Teens
Lawmakers are poised to close a loophole that led to troubled teens being abandoned at Nebraska hospitals, but they aren't stopping there. Instead, they're vowing to make sure families can get help in a crisis. ...more
November 21, 2008 |
Dine With Dinosaurs At New Downtown Disney Eatery
Walt Disney World is scheduled to open a dinosaur-themed restaurant today at its Downtown Disney resort area in Lake Buena Vista. T-Rex is the first project in Disney's pursuit of more family-oriented dining and shopping in an area that until recently had a strong focus on its Pleasure Island nightclubs. ...more
October 14, 2008 |
2nd Out-Of-State Teen Abandoned At Nebraska Hospital
Nebraska officials say another teenager from outside the state has been left at an Omaha hospital under the state's safe haven law. ...more
October 13, 2008 | 
Nebraska Reassesses Abandoned Child Law
When Nebraska lawmakers passed a "safe-haven" law that allowed parents to abandon children as old as 18, they never seriously thought such drop-offs would become common. ...more
September 27, 2008 |
Father Legally Abandons His 9 Children In Nebraska
Nine siblings are among 11 children as old as 17 who were left at Omaha hospitals Wednesday under Nebraska's unique and new safe haven law, which allows caregivers to abandon babies and teenagers alike at hospitals without fear of prosecution. ...more
September 26, 2008 |
2 Boys Left At Nebraska Hospitals Under Safe Haven Law
OMAHA, Neb. - Two boys ages 15 and 11 were left at Nebraska hospitals over the weekend, the first youngsters surrendered under the state's new safe-haven law that allows caregivers to abandon children and teens as well as infants, officials said. ...more
September 16, 2008 |
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