Under John Tortorella's watch, the Philadelphia Flyers have now said goodbye to three players who were selected in the first round of the draft. Michael Traikos reacts.

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Rick Maese is a veteran sports features writer for The Washington Post who covers a variety of subject areas, including the Olympics; health and safety in football; and legal, political and social ...

How many shows has Michael John LaChiusa written? Michael John LaChiusa has written 17 shows including Bernarda Alba (Bookwriter), A...My Name Is Alice (Material), Buzzsaw Berkeley (Composer ...

By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Michael Gerety, who worked as a distribution executive with MGM and as a publicist who represented the likes of Julie Andrews, James Garner and Chuck Norris ...

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Police have named the cyclist who was killed in a crash in Matamata on January 2. He was 69-year-old John Michael Hickey, from New Plymouth. Police released Hickey’s name in a statement today.

The Michael J. Fox Foundation helped to lay the groundwork for this opportunity, mobilizing hundreds of thousands of grassroots advocates to secure bipartisan support that led to the bill being ...

Police have named the cyclist who was killed in a crash in Matamata on January 2. He was 69-year-old John Michael Hickey, from New Plymouth. Police released Hickey’s name in a statement today.

On Friday’s (January 10) episode of the MSNBC news program, former chairman of the Republic National Committee, Michael Steele, challenged the hosts on their argument that people should “be ...