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Mark Nale | A false beauty as Dame's rocket takes over
Central Pennsylvania roadsides, meadows and stream bottoms are alive with the color and scent of Dame’s rocket a very common late spring, pink and white wildflower. The pastel colors and pleasing perfume that Dame’s rocket adds to the countryside are some of the things that I enjoy about May.
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David Ramsey: US basketball is losing its way
Former Air Force star Jacob Burtschi has watched, in pained disbelief, recent TV episodes that reveal the disintegration of basketball, American-style.
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Mike Berardino: Mario Chalmers says he's ready for the challenge
MIAMI - Mario Chalmers hears the talk.
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Haslem admits hit was in response to foul on Wade
Now the truth can be told, thanks to the freedom and relief that comes with winning. Hell, yes, Udonis Haslem meant to foul Tyler Hansbrough like that. Would do it again, too, if given the chance. He revealed as much after practice Saturday, stitches still on his face, right eye still dark red with...
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Linda Robertson: Heat back in the championship picture
The NBA playoffs keep providing more drama.
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Michael Hunt: Time for Packers to retire saga with Brett Favre
Like most in Wisconsin, I don't spend a lot of time thinking about Brett Favre anymore.
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Monte Poole: baseball clings to outdated customs
The NFL, having seen the damage and heard the evidence and been hit with a flurry of lawsuits, is studying various methods to address concussions and their aftereffects.
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Gail MarksJarvis: Card debt still choking low, middle incomes
Americans have been successful at getting some of their debts off their backs, but many still have a long way to go.
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Mark Whicker: A.J. Ellis catching on with Dodgers
His major league dreams kept fading, into the mirrors of a thousand minor league hotel rooms.
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Bill Shaikin: Dodgers defying law of improbability
LOS ANGELES-The true Dodgers fan has these words committed to memory: "In a year that has been so improbable, the impossible has happened."
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Random evidence of a cluttered mind . . .
Heat players watched Saturday night's Philadelphia 76ers at Boston Celtics on Game 7 with a clear rooting interest they would never admit - Miami thoroughly dominates the Sixers - but knowing either opponent would be a huge underdog in the NBA Eastern Conference finals starting here Monday night.








