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• Yankee Uniform Meant the Most to Him, Torre Says

NEW YORK - Putting on the No. 6 pinstripes again Sunday brought back nothing but good memories for Joe Torre. He's been in the new Yankee Stadium often this year, in his new role as baseball's vice president of operations, but Old-Timers' Day was his first chance to wear the uniform he managed in for a dozen seasons and bask in the adoration from the fans.

• Charleston Gazette
• June 28, 2011

• Most of the Original Yankee Stadium Might Be Doomed [Derived Headline]

Most of the original Yankee Stadium might be doomed to destruction, but a new group of history-minded Yankee fans is mounting a grass roots effort to at least save an original gate of the old ballpark. The Save the Yankee Gate 2 Committee wants to preserve that exterior wall across from the new Yankee Stadium so that it will stand as "a dramatic gateway into the new Heritage Park" of playing fields for the Bronx community. We wish to recognize and remember, through the preservation of Gate 2, the historical and cultural importance of the old stadium," the committee explains in its mission statement.

• New Haven Register
• June 14, 2009

• Yankee Group Lists the B/OSS Vendors Most Likely to Deliver a 4G Experience.

Back-office software for the future focuses on delivering personalization, self-management, retailing, intelligence--and revenue. CHICAGO -- A Yanke...

• Business Wire
• October 20, 2010

• Jeter On the Verge of Passing Gehrig As Most Prolific Yankee Hitter of All Time

NEW YORK - Derek Jeter wore a Michigan T-shirt to the office Monday, a reminder of what he was and where he has been. In a different life, the Kalamaz...

• Charleston Gazette
• September 09, 2009

• Plenty of Seats Left for Yankees Playoff Games

Thanks to rising prices, a difficult economy and a robust secondary ticket market online, Yankees postseason tickets are not hard to find this year. As of Wednesday afternoon, the team still had hundreds of seats available on its official website for Friday night's playoff opener at Yankee Stadium. Most of those seats are in deep center field, either at the Mohegan Sun Sports Bar ($106), the "Batters Eye" seats above that area ($141), in the back rows of lower level seats behind home plate or just down the first and third base lines ($331).

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• September 29, 2011

• Yankee Trace Lowering Most Golf Fees

Centerville City Council has approved a variety of changes in golf fees and cart fees for 2010 at the Golf Club at Yankee Trace. Cart fees for all golfers will drop from $14 to $13 for 18 holes, and from $9 to $7 for nine holes.

• Dayton Daily News
• November 27, 2009

• True Crime

Jumpy [Lonnie Scott Fenton] was, even at that most un-jumpy hour of 2 a.m., when Ada County Sheriff's deputy Ron Mace spotted a Kia Spectra with Fenton in the driver's seat at the parking area of remote Bonneville Point. According to a department release, Fenton and a female passenger were inside the car, probably discussing Major League Baseball off-season trade rumors, when Mace approached the car and identified himself as an officerprobably intending to ask whether they thought the Yankees were really willing to offer super-prospect Philip Hughes to the Twins for Johan Santana. Fenton responded-as most Yankee fans will once Hughes inevitably is traded-by blowing a gasket. He sped away, spitting gravel all the way to Blacks Creek Road, but lost control and flipped the Kiawe're talking...

• Boise Weekly
• August 21, 2009

• Yankee Fans Line Up to Meet Torre ; Most Say Book Shouldn't Diminish His Legacy

RIDGEWOOD - The earliest arrivals, about 100 people, were the lucky ones. They got to wait inside the doors at Bookends on Wednesday evening, while another 200 or so people stood shivering in 25-degree weather, and waited for Joe Torre to sign a copy of "The Yankee Years. Scott Davis, 15, camped outside nearly four hours before the 7 p.m. signing - eager to meet Torre, and hopeful to get a question in.

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• February 06, 2009

• It's Not Just Vermont: State Lawmakers Do Not Share Congress' Love for the Nuclear Industry, Which Gets Shut Out 0-8 in State Legislatures During 2010

Loan Guarantee Fever" in Congress Finds No Counterpart in Across- the-Board Cold Shoulder From State Solons; From Kentucky to Arizona, Industry Lobbyists Fail to Overturn Bans, Pass Costs on to Consumers or Get Nuclear Classified as "Renewable Energy WASHINGTON, May 13 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- It was front-page news across America this February when the Vermont Senate voted to shut down the troubled Vermont Yankee reactor in 2012. But what most Americans don't know is that the nuclear industry also lost all of its seven other major state legislative pushes this year - going 0- 8 and putting yet another nail in the coffin of the myth of the "nuclear renaissance" in the United States, according to an analysis by the Nuclear Information and Resource Service (NIRS).

• U.S. Newswire
• May 13, 2010

• Commentary: A History of the Calves and Calf Nots

Derek Jeter is on the disabled list as I write this, having come up lame in a game against Cleveland, leaving him a maddening six hits short of the 3,000 mark. Overnight, the Yankee captain's calf is one of the most talked about in history. Ah, but not the only one, my friends. Hoof your way through this look at other prominent young bovines:

• Long Island Business News
• June 23, 2011