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Bruins place Hagens on IR, recall Eyssimont Original
The Bruins will be without James Hagens for at least a few games, as the team announced on Saturday morning that the rookie forward has been placed on injured reserve. The B’s didn’t get into specifics about the injury itself, though we know when it occurred: Given the area in which he was crosschecked, you can speculate on ribs, a bruised kidney, a back injury, etc., but the main takeaway is that Hagens will now be out for at least seven days.
Dan Ryan - Defining Hospitality
Left to Right: Meridith Zimmerman, Aaron Anderson, Heather Ciszcon, Alan Benjamin - I was too close to get Trisha in the frame! I apologize The second panel I want to write about from the NEWH Leadership Conference in DC was called Myth Busting the Modern Hotel Project.
Morning Skate: Learning
Welcome to a new week, folks! We’ve officially hit mid-August, and we’re actually in for a weird bit of fall-like weather in New England this week. In case you weren’t already feeling the looming end of summer, a high temperature of 71 degrees should get you thinking about upcoming flannel and pumpkin-flavored everything…just not quite yet.
Morning Skate: Relief
Photo by Erica Denhoff/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images “Finally, a new Morning Skate,” you say. Yes, I entered summer vacation mode a little too comfortably this week, so apologies for having you all pile into one thread. Today, a fresh thread awaits. Friday has given us a little relief from the humidity in the Boston area, as today’s 80º somehow feels 25º cooler than yesterday’s 85º. Thank you for attending my weather seminar.
Who did the Bruins choose in the 2025 NHL Draft?
Kirby Lee-Imagn Images The 2025 NHL Entry Draft is officially in the books, with 224 players selected across the league over two days. Per the NHL, players from 17 different countries and 27 different leagues were selected, so maybe it’s not a surprise it felt like the whole thing dragged on forever. The Bruins made seven selections over the two days, and executed a few small trades as well. Sky had you covered with individual picks, but get a full rundown on what happened below.
Universalist Unitarian Church of Haverhill opens warming center
Because of frigid temperatures, the Universalist Unitarian Church of Haverhill has opened the lower level of the building on 16 Ashland St. as a warming center. Doors will be open from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m. on Wednesday and Thursday night, Jan. 22 and Jan. 23. Those who are unhoused or lack sufficient heat in their home are welcome. Snacks and warm drinks will be available.
Who is Dan Ryan?
I am new to Medium so I thought it might help to tell you more about me. My wife of 42 years and I live just south of Nashville in the community of Franklin, TN. We have two adult sons, both married, who live close by and we have three grandsons and one granddaughter. My career of over 43 years has encompassed the industrial, non-profit, professional service and now the entrepreneurial spaces.
From Funding to Action:
In a groundbreaking move, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently allocated $1.5 billion in fiscal year 2024 to the Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP) — a threefold increase over its 2023 allocation.
From Funding to Action: Empowering Farmers Through RCPP
The USDA's $1.5B investment in the RCPP will advance climate-smart agriculture in the US while expanding the number, reach and variety of conservation programs. Realizing the full potential of this funding requires intentional action and collaboration across the agricultural ecosystem.
Superior National Forest Officials: Canada Lynx are Thriving in the Arrowhead....for now
Canada lynx tracks. USDA Forest Service image by Tony Munter By Cheron Ferland & Dan Ryan, Wildlife Biologists, Superior NF - April 3, 2024 Superior National Forest’s Wildlife Biologist Dan Ryan slows the Forest Service SUV down and pulls over to the edge of the snow-packed road. Getting out of the vehicle, he takes a closer look at some animal tracks crossing the road and trailing off into the spruce trees.
Mainland, FSU grad wins theatrical award
by: Dan Ryan Sports information staff, historian at Bethune-Cookman University The Audience Development Committee’S 2020 VIV Awards are in, celebrating the best of Black theatre during the 2019-2020 season. While La MaMa Experimental Theatre’s "The Dark Star from Harlem: The Spectacular Rise of Josephine Baker" was this year’s most nominated musical with eight nominations, the star of the show on this night was director Tai Thompson, who walked away as winner of Best Director of a Musical.
QUIZ: Tell Us What You Do When You Meet A Black Man In Central Park And We’ll Tell You Which Cooper You Are
An African American birder approaches you in Central Park. He maintains a respectful (and COVID-appropriate) distance. He reminds you that you must, by law, leash your dog. What do you do? A. You leash your dog—then ask insightful questions about birding, nodding thoughtfully as the wind disturbs not a single strand of your perfectly coiffed white hair. Great news, you’re CNN anchor Anderson Cooper. B.
A Different Shining Moment Deferred For B-CU's White
A Different Shining Moment Deferred For B-CU's White Volleyball // 5/7/2020 12:00:00 PM By Dan Ryan, Bethune-Cookman Athletic Communications RELATED: White Named @BCUAthletics Women Of The Year DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – COVID-19 has denied student-athletes across the globe the chance to compete and showcase their talents on the athletic fields this spring. Bethune-Cookman volleyball player Miranda White was denied the opportunity to present her scientific research on Capitol Hill last month.
Tokyo likes you
On April 30, 2020 by Dan Ryan With 0 Comments - Japan-related, Nakano, Tokyo, Tokyo Likes You, Tokyo, Japan I’ve got another book for you, something I’ve been thinking about for a couple of years but only managed to construct in the past couple of months during the COVID-19 stay-at-home orders my wife and I are living under here in California.
“Tokyo Panic Stories” is free, and so am I
On December 28, 2019 by Dan Ryan With 0 Comments - Homelessness, Japan-related, Tokyo Panic Stories, Tokyo, Japan I’ve just completed my first photography book, a major (meaning ‘large’) work called “Tokyo Panic Stories” which presents Tokyo street life in pictures and words. And I want you to have a copy. For free. Seriously.
B-CU alum back in Daytona on way to majors
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – The memories are still fresh for Demetrius Sims, but, oh, are they vivid. The season opener against Boston College on Feb. 17, 2017. Bottom of the ninth, two out. Sims jacks the 2-2 pitch deep into right center that scores Danny Rodriguez from first. Nate Sterijevski follows with the walk-off single and the 2-1 victory.
South Bay Boardriders helps guard shoreline
Added on November 20, 2018 Kevin Cody South Bay Boardriders helps guard shoreline A cleanup crew picks up tar in Manhattan Beach. Photo by Betsy Ryan by Dan Ryan and Mark Cole Part of the South Bay Boardriders Club mission is to be “Guardians of the Shoreline.” It’s important that we educate members and the public about environmental sustainability. This includes beach clean-ups and fundraisers traditionally associated with ocean-based, non-profit groups.
I am broken
Health By Dan Ryan on June 23, 2016 I am broken and I have been for many years. I’m not some toy you can take back to Hasbro and say “This fucking thing is fucking fucked up.” They would laugh at you and I would too. I am not a toy. I am a man. And I hurt, and I love, (I love more than you know), and I rage. And I love you all, you are my life, you are my Jesus, but I am broken. And I don’t know how to fix me. So please bear with me.
Hub’s Hayes brothers face off in NHL
It’s a winter rite of passage across Boston: youngsters wobbling onto rinks, taking the first choppy strides of their hockey lives. Propped up by milk crates, many kids begin a lifelong love affair with the sport in those early lessons. Dorchester natives Jimmy and Kevin Hayes began their hockey careers similarly, as toddlers learning to skate in Charlestown, before working through various levels of hockey throughout Greater Boston.
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