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NHL Trade Deadline: Pittsburgh Penguins

When all is said and done with this season the question asked about the Pittsburgh Penguins may turn out to be what if? As in, what if this team wasn't ravaged by a series of mid-season injuries that depleted their collection of forwards? Sidney Crosby, having perhaps the best year of his career, hasn't played a game...

Luongo's Rough Start Continues

Newsmakers in the NHL: During the regular season it's our Weekday look at the previous night's action and some of the storylines taking place around the league. Have a tip or something you want linked? Send it in to nhlfanhouse@gmail.com.Blue Jackets 5, Canucks 3: It's a long season, and when all is said and done I have no...

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05/06/12 On The Town: In Good Taste Source: The Toledo Blade The 17th Annual Taste of the Nation was last Sunday at the Toledo Club with a sold-out crowd of nearly 1,000.
05/01/12 Janssen Helps Adelphi Squeeze Past Bentley Source: Lacrosse Magazine The third seeded men's lacrosse team took on the sixth seeded Falcons of Bentley University (5-9) earlier this afternoon on Motamed Field in the first round of the Northeast-10 Tournament.
04/26/12 Seventh heaven: 7-1 Rams top Gr. Lowell Source: The Lowell Sun - Lowell MA A big fifth inning for the Shawsheen Tech Rams paved the way for an 8-2 victory over Greater Lowell Tech yesterday in CAC baseball action at Conlon Field.
04/19/12 City council reduces costs for rec center to be used... Source: Laramie Boomerang - Laramie WY The Laramie City Council voted Tuesday to reduce by half the costs of reserving and using the Laramie Recreation Center Gymnasium to $1,520 for the Albany County Clerk's office to use the gym as a voting location in this year's primary and general elections.
04/13/12 N.J. stakeholders: Partnerships key to spurring... Source: NJBIZ - New Brunswick NJ "This is not that complicated, particularly in an urban center. It's just really hard work," said Christopher J. Paladino , the longtime head of Devco, the nonprofit group that's been instrumental in New Brunswick's revitalization.