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Mike DiMauro

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  • Assistant Sports Editor and Columnist, The Day
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BC Grad. Go Eagles. Sports Columnist at The New London (CT) Day and columnist for Eagles Daily. Commenter on the human condition.
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Dr. I: Of McNeil, McBride, criminals and other observations | The Day

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By Mike DiMauro Verified, Sharon Lurye Verified, Annie Ma Verified
| The Day Verified
Dr. I: Of McNeil, McBride, criminals and other observations Idle Thoughts, while waiting for high school football’s return, Aaron Judge’s return and Road Construction Season’s departure: • Dr. Idle, Dr. I to his close friends, begins today mournfully. It was with great sadness last week to learn of Joe McNeil’s death. McNeil, a longtime educator and assistant football coach at New London High, died at 89. He was living in Gilbert, Ariz. A finer gentleman never existed.
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A free (and nosey) press more important than ever | The Day

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By Mike DiMauro Verified
| The Day Verified
Beth Carpenter, convicted in a 1994 murder-for-hire plot, wants judge to reconsider her life sentence
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New state legislation insults all student-athletes and educators | The Day

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By Mike DiMauro Verified, Lindsay Whitehurst Verified, Ben Finley Verified
| The Day Verified
Political hypocrisy, as old as the oldest profession, rarely elicits more than an eyeroll. Pro forma. To be expected. It’s what many politicians practice. Except perhaps this time when it negatively (and unnecessarily) affects the education of our kids. The state legislature wimped out earlier this year, failing to pass a law banning the use of cell phones in schools from bell to bell, despite educators’ universal senses of urgency.
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