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Dave Hyde: Age-old question of Miami Heat as playoffs open with good team, great chance

Kyle Lowry and Trae Young are moving toward each other Sunday from opposite directions in time. Young is 23, a risen talent, with the future spread before him and Atlanta no matter what happens this playoff series. Lowry is 36, a pit bull of a point guard, who knows more than any kid. What he…
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All-County Boys Wrestling Team: El Dorado’s Isaiah Quintero is the O.C. wrestler of the year

ALL-COUNTY BOYS WRESTLING TEAM BOYS WRESTLER OF THE YEAR Isaiah Quintero, El Dorado, Sophomore Isaiah Quintero was behind most of his competitors when the boys wrestling season started. He was ahead of all of them when the season finished. Quintero, a sophomore at El Dorado High, is the Register’s Orange County boys wrestler of the…
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Illinois breaks sports betting record with $286 million wagered on March Madness

The Kansas Jayhawks, who staged the biggest comeback in NCAA men’s basketball history to win the national championship over North Carolina last week, were not the only March Madness record-setters. In Illinois, sports bettors legally wagered a record $278.4 million during the men’s tournament this year, according to revenue totals released Tuesday by the Illinois…
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Live Updates | US Army trainers use lessons from Russian war

By The Associated Press FORT IRWIN, Calif. __ U.S. Army trainers are using lessons learned from the Russian war against Ukraine as they prepare soldiers for future fights against a major adversary. The role-players in this month’s exercise at a training center in California’s Mojave Desert speak Russian and the enemy force is using a…
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Knicks have 2% chance of No. 1 pick after landing lottery position No. 11

Lucky number eleven? The Knicks draft lottery position moved up a spot and is set at No. 11 after the Clippers lost Friday night to the Pelicans in the final play-in game. It means the Knicks have a two percent chance of landing the No. 1 pick and a decent 9.4% chance of cracking the…
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Special Mets home opener more than lives up to hype with blowout win

A touching ceremony that honored the Mets’ greatest player of all time. A raucous crowd on its feet and applauding during manager and player introductions for a club that revamped its roster, significantly increased its payroll and made itself a true contender. A ferocious starting pitcher stepping on the Diamondbacks’ necks. A powerful Mets lineup…
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German shepherd Kuzco is smart, loyal and ready for some action

Breed: German shepherd Age: 18 months Gender: Neutered male Kuzco is becoming a well mannered, fun (Courtesy of Dogma Pet Portraits) Kuzco’s story: This young man is searching for love and stability. He came to German Shepherd Rescue of Orange County with no manners but is turning into a happy adolescent. He has had professional…
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A federal jury delivers a rebuke of FBI entrapment

“Through confidential sources, undercover agents, and clandestine recordings,” the Justice Department announced in October 2020, “law enforcement learned particular individuals were planning to kidnap” Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and “acting in furtherance of that plan.” But it turned out those individuals included the government’s “confidential sources,” who pushed the half-baked scheme and orchestrated acts “in…
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Candidates offer serious, credible solutions to our homelessness problem

According to the latest statewide survey from the Public Policy Institute of California, 64% of all adults say homelessness is a big problem in their part of the state. Among likely voters, it’s 67%. So it’s no surprise that in an election year, less than a month before ballots mail out to voters for the…
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Honoring the life of Armando Navarro — scholar, activist and Chicano leader

The Inland Empire has lost an important scholar and activist. Armando Navarro, a retired UC Riverside ethnic studies professor, passed away from a heart attack on March 25, 2022. He was 80. Navarro, professor emeritus in the Department of Ethnic Studies at UCR, was a trained political scientist — he obtained a Ph.D. in political…
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