Oakland Press News- Lengthy prison sentence for man who beat another with baseball bat, leaving him injured for lifeThe victim, Aleksander Malec, was attacked after being lured to a wooded trail in Lyon Township by a woman he considered to be his friend. It was a set-up.Aileen Wingblad
- Walled Lake-based software developer pleads to tax evasion, faces possible prison timeYigal Ziv, owner and operator of Multinational Technologies, Inc., pleaded guilty Nov. 29.Aileen Wingblad
- Police: Passing motorist finds man dead in vehicle that crashed into tree, landed in ditchPolice said a passing motorist spotted the vehicle in the ditch along Grange Hall Road at around 8:30 a.m. and called 911.Aileen Wingblad
- 1 year later: Oxford school shooting’s criminal cases, lawsuits moving through courtsOne year after the Oxford High School deadly mass shootings, the legal process continues for the killer, his parents and others not criminally charged but facing lawsuits.Aileen Wingblad, Matthew Fahr
- Lengthy prison sentence for man who beat another with baseball bat, leaving him injured for life
Tag Archives: MLB Playoffs
Cardinals or Giants?
So now that we know the 2012 the Detroit Tigers are in the World Series, who would you rather see them play? I know who my answer is. I would much rather see the Tigers play the Giants for one reason only. … Continue reading
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He’s All Done?
Well that was a wild game one. Besides the Yankee’s captain Derek Jeter fracturing his ankle, the next biggest story is what to do about Tigers closer Jose Valverde, who gave up two two-run home runs in the 9th, blowing two … Continue reading
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Playoff Baseball is October
I love football. The NFL season is always great to watch even when there are replacement referees trying their best to keep up with the game speed. And although I love watching the lions every Sunday besides the bye week of course, … Continue reading
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Ranking the AL Playoff teams
As all five teams have clinched a playoff spot in the American League I thought it was time to take a blind look at a few major categories for each team to decide who would be the best team in … Continue reading
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Scherzer won’t start if he isn’t healthy
According to John Lowe of the Free Press, Max Scherzer is scheduled to make his final start of the season on Wednesday in the season finale. But the Tigers hope that this will not be an issue, because if they … Continue reading
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Tagged AL Central, Anibal Sanchez, Detroit Free Press, Doug Fister, Drew Smyly, Jim Leyland, John Lowe, Justin Verlander, Max Scherzer, MLB Playoffs, Royals, Tigers
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