Oakland Press News- Former lawmaker Lisa Brown sues ex-staffer over videos slamming her over alleged pregnancy comments WITH VIDEOOakland County Clerk Lisa Brown, a former state lawmaker once barred from speaking for using the word 'vagina' during a legislative debate, is suing a former legislative staffer over YouTube videos that claim Brown said she would chase her with a coat hangar after she became pregnant.
- Walled Lake schools must add June date after day lost due to absent bus driversParents are expressing anger toward Walled Lake Consolidated School District after Superintendent Kenneth Gutman says they will add another day onto the school year due to bus drivers calling in sick on May 8, forcing school to close.
- NEWS AT NOON: Pontiac teen shot in face dies; Warren pet store raid; Weekend primer; Color Run; Pat Caputo on Red Wings
- Homeless man, hero in California attack, arrested in N.J. killingA homeless man who achieved brief Internet fame for disrupting a California attack with his hatchet was arrested and charged with homicide on Thursday in the killing of a New Jersey attorney found bludgeoned to death in his home, officials said.
- Former lawmaker Lisa Brown sues ex-staffer over videos slamming her over alleged pregnancy comments WITH VIDEO
Monthly Archives: July 2012
Bowman and Smith coaching for Red Wings Alumni Game
It only seems fitting that Scotty Bowman and Barry Smith are coming back to coach the Winter Classic alumni game. They won three Stanley Cups together as head coach and assistant coach back in 1997, 1998, and 2002. There is … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013, alumni game, Ann Arbor, Detroit Red Wings, NHL, Scotty Bowman, Toronto Maple Leafs, Winter Classic
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Keep the ball in the park Sanchez!
The Tigers new pitcher Anibal Sanchez had his first start today against the Jose Bautista-less Blue Jays and pitched pretty decent. You know, without all the baseballs leaving the park. Sanchez gave up a season high three home runs in … Continue reading
Posted in MLB
Tagged Anibal Sanchez, Blue Jays, Brennan Boesch, Cleveland Indians, Jim Leyland, Jose Bautista, Tigers
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Rotation, not trade will be key for Tigers
I really like the trade the Tigers pulled off on my birthday. It was a great 21st birthday gift that’s for sure. In fact, I love the trade. They got a second baseman, Omar Infante, who can hit (hopefully no more … Continue reading
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Tagged Anibal Sanchez, Detroit, Detroit Tigers, Doug Fister, Justin Verlander, Max Scherzer, MLB, Rick Porcello
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Infante could be coming to the D, but will he bring some teammates?
The Tigers need to make a big splash at the trade deadline and bringing in a solid second baseman would be a good start. But Dave Cameron from FanGraphs and ESPN says that the Tigers could bring in Infante along … Continue reading
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Tagged Anabiel Sanchez, Dave Cameron, Dave Dombrowski, Delmon Young, Hanley Ramirez, Jacob Turner, Miami Marlins, Nick Castellanos, Omar Infante, Tigers
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“Rumble On The River”
If you are looking for something fun to do and want to support local Detroit athletes, head down to the ”Rumble On The River” tomorrow night. The Rumble takes place at the Detroit Yacht Club, on Friday July 2oth at 6:30 p.m. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Flagg Jr, Boxing, David Davis, Detroit, Detroit River, Detroit Yacht Club, Downtown Boxing Gym
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Penn State getting the ‘Death Penalty’ would punish those not involved
With the release of the Freeh Report on the Penn State scandal and how far the cover-up went, NCAA President Mark Emmert is forced to consider giving Penn State the Death Penalty. For those who don’t know, the Death Penalty … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill O'Brien, Death Penalty, Freeh Report, Graham Spainer, Jerry Sandusky, Joe Paterno, Mark Emmert, Penn State
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Avril ‘not mad’ after contract negotiations fell apart
The 4 p.m. deadline for the Lions and Cliff Avril to make a long-term deal came and passed today, but Avril doesn’t appear to be holding it against the Lions. Avril told the AP that he wasn’t mad after the … Continue reading
Stafford to get a Brees-like contract?
Matt Stafford made big money on his rookie contract before the new rules came into place with the updated CBA at six years and $72 million total with $41.7 million guaranteed. Due to the fact that his cap number has … Continue reading
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Tagged Calvin Johnson, Cliff Avril, Dave Birkett, Drew Brees, franchise tag, Lions, Matthew Stafford
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Looking at the Pistons potential Big Three
With the creation of the Big Three in Boston of Garnett, Pierce and Allen the idea of putting three ‘stars’ together on the same team has become the goal of most teams in the league. Now the Big Three can … Continue reading
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Tagged Andre Drummond, Big Three, Brandon Knight, Celtics, Greg Monroe, LA Clippers, Miami Heat, NBA Draft, Oklahoma City Thunder, Pistons
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What All-Star events really mean for Tigers
Well the last two days have been quite a roller coaster for Tiger fans. On Monday, they watched beloved Tiger Prince Fielder surprisingly win the 2012 State Farm Home Run Derby. He put on a show, has a he hit … Continue reading
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Tagged A.L. Central, All Star Game, Detroit Tigers, Home Run Derby, home-field advantage, Justin Verlander, Miguel Cabrera, MLB, Postseason, Prince Fielder
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