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From the NFL to Moravian: Clemons coming back to Valley to coach
At Friday night's National Football Foundation Lehigh Valley Chapter Hall of Fame banquet, new inductee Don Clemons talked about how proud of he was to be from Northampton and throughout a 27-season coaching career with the Detroit Lions he let everyone...Tags: Jim Schwartz, Football, Anglicanism, Central Division (NHL), Field Hockey
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Divorce Center seeks separation - from Divorce Center
The Philadelphia InquirerThe New Jersey Divorce Center offers help with low-cost, simple divorces. So does the NJ Divorce Center. The New Jersey Divorce Center sells its services on its website, with a distinctive black background, royal-blue type, and an eye-catching...Tags: The Philadelphia Inquirer, Divorce, Justice System, Cherry Hill, Lawyers
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Another kind of gun control
Supporters of a measure that would have expanded background checks for firearm purchases decried the bill's death in the Senate last month. But was the defeat really such a bad thing? Had it passed, the new law would have been hailed as a historic...
Tags: New York City, Justice System, Local Government, Politics, Lawyers
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Josh Loeffler back in the Patriot League
Josh Loeffler is back in the Patriot League. The former Lafayette men's basketball assistant is now an assistant at Patriot League newcomer Loyola (Md.), joining first-year coach G.G. Smith's staff. Smith is the son of longtime Division I head coach...Tags: College Sports, College Football, College Basketball, Basketball, Sports
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READER SUBMITTED: Middlesex Chamber Business & Education Partnership Member Breakfast Meeting
Middletown/ShorelineChandler Howard, Chairman of the Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce, announced that Dr. Elsa M. Nunez, president, Eastern Connecticut State University, will serve as guest speaker at the Chamber's Business & Education Partnership Member Breakfast...Tags: Staten Island (New York City), Liberty Bank, Middlesex County (Connecticut), Education, Eastern Connecticut State University
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In new Big Ten, Penn State football expects to grow more comfortable in Maryland
Penn State has had a run of the neighborhood for as long as anyone can remember, from its years as the most successful independent Division I-A football program on the East Coast and a national power, to a little more than the past two decades in the...
Tags: Joe Paterno, Pennsylvania Statue University Sexual Abuse Scandal (2012), Maryland Terrapins, Awards and Prizes, Iowa Hawkeyes
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New Town Planner Brings Big City Experience To West Hartford
The Hartford CourantFor one thing, the new town planner, Todd Dumais, is excited about having a shorter commute to work. He lives in Durham, and one time it took him four hours in traffic to get to his old job in Stamford. Dumais, 32, is also looking forward to guiding...Tags: Stamford, West Hartford
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Big Ten academic committee reaches out to UM
While the University of Maryland won't be able to reap most of the rewards of joining the Big Ten athletic conference until the move becomes official in July 2014, it will start benefiting from its academic counterpart — the Committee on...
Tags: Maryland Terrapins, College Park (Prince George's, Maryland), Wisconsin Badgers, Indiana Hoosiers, Students
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Regional Digest: Association To Honor Coaches At May 9 Event
The Hartford CourantCHSCA Dinner May 9 The Connecticut High School Coaches Association will honor 26 coaches and an athletic director and announce three special awards at the Coach of the Year Recognition Dinner May 9 at 7 p.m. at the Aqua Turf in Southington. Tickets are...Tags: New Orleans Saints, Football, Minnesota Twins, Baseball, Field Hockey
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South Jersey colleges share in $750M largesse
The Philadelphia InquirerRowan University learned Monday that it would receive more than $117 million in state funds to expand and improve academic buildings, and Rutgers University will receive more than $55 million for enhancements in Camden. The money will flow from a $750...Tags: The Philadelphia Inquirer, Education, Camden County, Nursing, Science and Technology
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Q&A With L. Gene Albrigo, Professor Emeritus of Horticulture in Lake Alfred
The Ledger, Lakeland, Fla.L. Gene Albrigo, professor emeritus of horticulture, certainly isn't letting the grass grow under his feet following his 2010 retirement. During his 45 years working at the University of Florida's Citrus Research and Education Center in Lake Alfred,...Tags: Oranges, Symptoms, University of California, Davis, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Science and Technology
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EDITORIAL: Preschool emergency
The Akron Beacon JournalAcross the country, state-funded preschool is in a "state of emergency," according to the annual survey of Rutgers University's National Institute for Early Education Research. Access to high quality preschool during the 2011-12 school year was the...Tags: State of the Union Address, Early Learning, Barack Obama
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