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This Company Is Building a Hockey Empire. Many Say It’s Ruining Youth Sports.

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By Jaclyn Skurie Verified, Roberto Ferdman Verified
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Watch how Black Bear Sports Group’s business model is changing the world of youth hockey Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Hockey rinks are notoriously difficult businesses. They’re expensive to operate, and tend to only last about 25 years before running into major mechanical issues. And yet Black Bear Sports Group has spent the past decade buying them up, building both an empire of hockey real estate and a much broader—and lucrative—youth hockey business.
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Inside the tragic sinking of a tech mogul’s $40M superyacht off Sicily Original

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By Siobhan O'Driscoll, Laura Coburn Verified, Zoe Chevalier Verified, Jaclyn Skurie Verified, Sean Keane
| ABC News Verified
Mike Lynch, his daughter and five others were lost when the vessel sank. BySiobhan O'Driscoll, Laura Coburn, Zoe Chevalier, Jaclyn Skurie, and Sean Keane November 16, 2024, 6:08 AM In August, a $40 million superyacht named the Bayesian set sail off the coast of Sicily. Its owner, billionaire tech mogul Mike Lynch, was celebrating a new lease on life with family and friends after winning a yearslong legal battle. But triumph turned to tragedy early on Aug.
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Miami Beach officials institute curfew but, in some Florida beach communities, the party goes on

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By Claire Pedersen, Lisa Zobel Verified, Zach Fannin Verified, Jaclyn Skurie Verified, Sally Hawkins, Ivan Pereira Verified
| ABC News Verified
Miami Beach instituted a curfew due to violence. ByClaire Pedersen, Lisa Zobel, Zach Fannin, Jaclyn Skurie, Sally Hawkins, and Ivan Pereira Every March, Florida's hottest beach locations are filled with college students from across the country enjoying the sun, drinks and energy of spring break. But this year, things are different.
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