Imagine being in a room with a few coworkers, all of you with the same job and on expiring contracts. Some are perhaps more skilled than others, but some are younger and offer a potentially longer career. This is the world that Ravens tight ends Mark Andrews, Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar have lived in this season, and it’s the kind of scenario that could have frayed the … [Read more...] about Ravens TE Isaiah Likely reacts to Mark Andrews contract extension
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Baby seal waddles into bar and heads to bathroom: “What do we do?”
Officials confirmed they received numerous reports from the public about a seal spotted in Richmond on Sunday before the fugitive turned up at the pub. … [Read more...] about Baby seal waddles into bar and heads to bathroom: “What do we do?”
Zion Elee becomes Maryland’s highest-rated signee ever as National Signing Day early period begins
Top-five national recruit Zion Elee made his commitment to Maryland official Wednesday as the National Signing Day early period began, staying in-state and becoming the highest-rated football signee in school history. … [Read more...] about Zion Elee becomes Maryland’s highest-rated signee ever as National Signing Day early period begins
His dream is to reach the NBA. That leaves little time to be a kid.
For Baba Oladotun, who skipped a year of high school to accelerate his basketball career, life revolves around a focused, “psycho” daily routine. … [Read more...] about His dream is to reach the NBA. That leaves little time to be a kid.
Katie Addis resigns from Worcester school board, citing “destructive culture”
Worcester County school board member Katie Addis abruptly resigned Monday night, telling fellow board members and the audience at a budget input meeting that she no longer believes it’s possible to achieve meaningful reform in the district. “I wanted this so badly because I want my children to eventually go to school here. After sitting on the board for three years, I’ve come … [Read more...] about Katie Addis resigns from Worcester school board, citing “destructive culture”
