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MLB team allows Little League home run: ‘Worst defensive sequence in baseball history’
The Kansas City Royals allowed three runs to score against the New York Mets on a ball that wasn't hit past the pitcher's mound.
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3mCountry star continues touring despite incurable disease: ‘We already won the battle’
The 56-year-old singer is not slowing down despite his health issues.
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2mAnnual Saginaw block party returns with family activities, community outreach
The July 15 event is the fourth annual community block party organized by Saginaw Community Alliance for the People (Saginaw CAP).
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2m12 consecutive hits: Royals’ Tyler Tolbert ties MLB record set in 1902
Kansas City Royals outfielder Tyler Tolbert tied the MLB record with 12 hits in 12 consecutive plate appearances, a feat that has only been accomplished twice before in MLB history.
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4mNew restaurant serves Sokolowski’s-style Eastern European food
Das Smorgasbord offers cafeteria-style dining with pierogis, spaetzle and stuffed cabbage adapted from family recipes and the iconic Tremont restaurant.
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2mChange the $20 bill? Treasury Department announces its decision
By law, the image of a living person can't be featured on currency.