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Mar 24 2023
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Husker baseball fans celebrate Erstad, Komine, Gordon at jersey retirement ceremony
Friday was no ordinary day, though. It marked a significant moment for both the Nebraska baseball program and its fans, as three of NU's greatest players had their jerseys retired in a pregame ceremony before the Huskers’ game against Illinois. “It’s really cool to see all these legends in person and see the history of the program,” said Anthony Alfieri, a University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Lincoln Journal Star
Apr 11 2023
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Retired Iowa Mechanic Who Won $40M Lotto Jackpot Bought Ticket April 1 -- No Fooling
CLIVE, Iowa (AP) — At first, the recent winner of a $40 million jackpot says he couldn’t believe he won the lottery — after all, he bought the ticket on April Fools’ Day. “I thought it was a joke,” said Earl Lape, a 61-year-old retired mechanic from Dubuque, Iowa. Only after confirming his Lotto America ticket with a convenience store clerk was he convinced he won the big prize, according to
HuffPost
Feb 21 2023
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Democrat David Cicilline to Retire From Congress In June
Democrat David Cicilline to Retire From Congress In June Rep. David Cicilline (D-R.I.) will resign from Congress in June in order to begin running a Rhode Island-based foundation. The story was originally reported by the Boston Globe. Cicilline’s office confirmed the report in an emailed statement to the Epoch Times. In a statement announcing the resignation, Cicilline’s office said: “Today,
The Epoch Times
Mar 21 2023
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Patriots honor retiring 3-time Super Bowl champ Devin McCourty
BOB: THAT’S RIGHT. DEVIN MCCOURTY CAME TO THE PATRIOTS AS A FIRST ROUND DRAFT PICK. EXPECTATIONS WERE HIGH AND HE NEVER DISAPPOINTED. HE SPENT THE LAST 30 YEARS BECOMING ONE OF THE BEST PATRIOTS OF ALL TIME. PLAYING INTO HUNDRED FIVE OF A POSSIBLE 200 AND REGULAR SEASON GAMES, AND INCREDIBLE RECORD OF DURABILITY AND DEPENDABILITY. SECOND IN TEAM HISTORY AND INTERCEPTIONS AND HE HELPED THE
WCVB
Mar 18 2023
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Supervisor in Tyre Nichols’ death retired with benefits day before termination hearing
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Memphis police supervisor on scene when Tyre Nichols was beaten to death by officers retired with his benefits the day before a hearing to fire him, according to documents filed to revoke his law enforcement certification. Lt. DeWayne Smith was identified Friday in records obtained by media outlets as the officer that officials said earlier this month had retired before
NBC News (Online)
Feb 14 2023
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Feinstein will retire rather than run again in 2024
Sen. Dianne Feinstein, whose extraordinary career in California politics spans more than 50 years, announced Tuesday that she won’t seek reelection.
“I am announcing today I will not run for reelection in 2024 but intend to accomplish as much for California as I can through the end of next year when my term ends,” Feinstein said in a statement.
The news wasn’t surprising:
Roll Call
Mar 23 2023
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Officer who retired before termination hearing in Tyre Nichols case faces decertification
The Memphis Police Department said it will move to decertify a former police officer who retired with benefits ahead of a possible termination hearing over the death of Tyre Nichols, police officials said Thursday. The decertification would cause the officer to lose all law enforcement-related licenses or certificates due to alleged misconduct. Lt. DeWayne Smith, who was at the scene of the
ABC News (Online)
Feb 10 2023
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George Hill returns home in hopes of retiring with Pacers
INDIANAPOLIS -- As far as the Pacers were concerned, George Hill had earned the right to determine his own future. The 36-year-old Indianapolis native is in his 15th season in the NBA and the best of them came for his hometown franchise as he played with the Pacers for five seasons, made the playoffs in four of them and reached the Eastern Conference finals twice. As a former Broad Ripple High
IndyStar
Jan 19 2023
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Tustin Deputy Chief Bob Wright retires
He has been repaid in more ways than one. A fellow officer set him up on a blind date and he’s now been married to his wife, Dyan, for nearly 30 years. Now, after more than 32 years with the Tustin Police Department, Wright is turning in his badge and gun for retirement. “This is the town I grew up in, so it's always been more than just a place of work,” Wright said. “It's my hometown, and
Patch.com
Mar 11 2023
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In retirement, Devin McCourty can finally make time for himself - The Boston Globe
Everybody else, however, wanted to be around McCourty. He was a gravitational force for the franchise. Whether it was on the field, in the meeting rooms, or the locker room, McCourty was a guiding beacon for coaches, players, and even reporters. Except for quarterbacks. The guys whose job it is to scan the field and attempt to exploit weaknesses in New England’s secondary? Those gunslingers
The Boston Globe