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One injury, two struggles: How a football play left lasting impacts

One injury, two struggles: How a football play left lasting impacts

During a St. John's-DeMatha high school football game in 2019, Antwain Littleton II collided with Cole Donald…

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Teaching, parenting and grieving: South River coach copes after losing wife to covid at 44

Teaching, parenting and grieving: South River coach copes after losing wife to covid at 44

Mike Zivic — basketball coach, widower, father of two — finds a balance after 2020 tragedy.

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Football, recruiting and 9 p.m. bedtime: The life of a middle school QB

Football, recruiting and 9 p.m. bedtime: The life of a middle school QB

Ben Raines, 14, was one of the area’s most sought-after prospects. Which high school would he pick?

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A kitten was stolen and used in an attempted bank robbery. Then her luck changed.

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| The Seattle Times Verified
A man wearing a black beanie walked into a Maryland pet store last month, approached a kitten up for adoption and ran out moments later carrying the cat. Stephanie Stullich, whose nonprofit organization rescued the tuxedo cat the month before, received a frantic call about the theft. “We’d never had a kitten stolen before,” Stullich said.
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A kitten was stolen and used in an attempted bank robbery. Then her luck changed.

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By Kyle Melnick Verified
| Toronto Sun Verified
Stullich found the cat, named Magnolia, safe in a manager's office. The kitten, now 5 months old, was unfazed, Stullich said. • Magnolia in her former enclosure at Pet Supplies Plus in Beltsville, Maryland. /Pet Supplies Plus See more Toronto Sun on Google —save as a Preferred Source Don't have an account? Create Account A man wearing a black beanie walked into a Maryland pet store last month, approached a kitten up for adoption and ran out moments later carrying the cat.
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A kitten was stolen and used in an attempted bank robbery. Then her luck changed.

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A kitten was stolen and used in an attempted bank robbery. Then her luck changed. (washingtonpost.com) A kitten was stolen and used in an attempted bank robbery. Then her luck changed. By Kyle Melnick 2026082709021400 A man wearing a black beanie walked into a Maryland pet store last month, approached a kitten up for adoption and ran out moments later carrying the cat. Stephanie Stullich, whose nonprofit organization rescued the tuxedo cat the month before, received a frantic call about the theft.
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