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TheRepublic.com 

WNBA players starting to invest in food industry

NEW YORK — Whether it’s to plan for their future once basketball is done, promote healthy living or just to have some fun, WNBA players such as Sue Bird and Maya Moore are getting involved in the food industry. The key is to do it with people they trust. Bird has invested in restaurants in

«Gazette Times» (gazettetimes.com) 

2 killed, 10 missing in central China landslide

BEIJING (AP) — At least two people were killed and 10 others are missing after a hotel in central China was buried in a landslide, the local government reported Saturday.

«TDN» (tdn.com) 

2 killed, 10 missing in central China landslide

BEIJING (AP) — At least two people were killed and 10 others are missing after a hotel in central China was buried in a landslide, the local government reported Saturday.

«La Crosse Tribune» (lacrossetribune.com) 

2 killed, 10 missing in central China landslide

BEIJING (AP) — At least two people were killed and 10 others are missing after a hotel in central China was buried in a landslide, the local government reported Saturday.

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

2 killed, 10 missing in central China landslide

Crews were working to dig out those trapped in the Mirage Hotel that was struck by the disaster around 7:30 p.m. on Friday, the government of Nanzhang county in Hunan province said. The official Xinhua News Agency said 3,000 cubic meters (106,000 cubic feet) of debris tumbled down a slope behind the three-story hotel.

«Gazette Times» (gazettetimes.com) 

WNBA players starting to invest in food industry

NEW YORK (AP) — Whether it's to plan for their future once basketball is done, promote healthy living or just to have some fun, WNBA players such as Sue Bird and Maya Moore are getting involved in the food industry.

JournalStar.com 

WNBA players starting to invest in food industry

NEW YORK (AP) — Whether it's to plan for their future once basketball is done, promote healthy living or just to have some fun, WNBA players such as Sue Bird and Maya Moore are getting involved in the food industry.

«TDN» (tdn.com) 

WNBA players starting to invest in food industry

NEW YORK (AP) — Whether it's to plan for their future once basketball is done, promote healthy living or just to have some fun, WNBA players such as Sue Bird and Maya Moore are getting involved in the food industry.

«La Crosse Tribune» (lacrossetribune.com) 

WNBA players starting to invest in food industry

NEW YORK (AP) — Whether it's to plan for their future once basketball is done, promote healthy living or just to have some fun, WNBA players such as Sue Bird and Maya Moore are getting involved in the food industry.

«Albany Democrat Herald» (democratherald.com) 

WNBA players starting to invest in food industry

NEW YORK (AP) — Whether it's to plan for their future once basketball is done, promote healthy living or just to have some fun, WNBA players such as Sue Bird and Maya Moore are getting involved in the food industry.

«Albany Democrat Herald» (democratherald.com) 

WNBA players starting to invest in food industry

In this Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2017, photo, customers sit at the bar at Five Horses Tavern in Somerville, Mass. Owner Dylan Welsh said Seattle Storm guard Sue Bird, of the WNBA, is a long-time friend and co-investor in his restaurants.…

«Albany Democrat Herald» (democratherald.com) 

WNBA players starting to invest in food industry

In this Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2017, photo, patrons sit inside Five Horses Tavern in Somerville, Mass. Owner Dylan Welsh said Seattle Storm guard Sue Bird, of the WNBA, is a long-time friend and co-investor in his restaurants. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)

«Albany Democrat Herald» (democratherald.com) 

WNBA players starting to invest in food industry

In this Dec. 23, 2016 photo, owner Dylan Welsh poses in Worden Hall restaurant in Boston. Welsh said Seattle Storm guard Sue Bird, of the WNBA, is a long-time friend and co-investor in his restaurants. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

«The Bismarck Tribune» (bismarcktribune.com) 

WNBA players starting to invest in food industry

NEW YORK (AP) — Whether it's to plan for their future once basketball is done, promote healthy living or just to have some fun, WNBA players such as Sue Bird and Maya Moore are getting involved in the food industry.

TheRepublic.com 

Rescue teams pull 2 bodies from Iran building rubble

TEHRAN, Iran — Rescuers found the bodies of two firefighters in the rubble of a commercial building that collapsed in Tehran after a blaze, leaving up to 30 people dead, Iran’s state TV reported Saturday. Footage showed rescuers carrying the body of one of the victims. The two were the first to be found in

TheRepublic.com 

Rescue teams pull 2 bodies from Iran building rubble

TEHRAN, Iran — Rescuers found the bodies of two firefighters in the rubble of a commercial building that collapsed in Tehran after a blaze, leaving up to 30 dead, Iran’s state TV reported Saturday. Footage showed rescuers carrying the body of one of the victims. The two were the first to be found in the

TheRepublic.com 

Kickers for final 4 NFL playoff teams each have leg up

GREEN BAY, Wis. — Touchdowns are always nice, but clutch kickers are welcome security blankets for NFL offenses, especially in the playoffs. Three of the four teams left in the postseason have seasoned veterans. And the fourth team, the Pittsburgh Steelers, has a kicker who booted a league playoff-record six field goals last week in

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

Anigwe fouls out, Arizona State pulls away

Kristine Anigwe was supposed to address the crowd pregame, but she got stage fright and sprinted away from midcourt as teammate K.C. Waters came to rescue the microphone. Without the Pac-12’s second-leading scorer, Cal had one field goal after Anigwe departed. Anigwe scored a career-low eight points on 3-of-8 shooting, but she did have 15 rebounds and three blocked shots. Arizona State leads the conference in scoring defense and three-point defense, and the Sun Devils showed why against Cal.... Читать дальше...