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...earliest days, Blair was promoted in 2001 to full staff reporter, only to have his correction rate leap over the eight months following 9/11. (He claimed that a cousin died in the attacks; tracked down last week by the Times, the family denied that Blair was related.) According to metro editor Jonathan Landman's year-end summation, Blair made three times as many mistakes as the next-highest offender. "It alarmed everyone," says Raines, "and it should have...
Adrian Walker, a Metro columnist for the Boston Globe, said he had known Blair for seven years, since the reporter was a 20-year-old intern at the paper...
...companies may expand to a new company simply by installing an ATM; previously a full-service branch was required. And the government has streamlined the application process for credit unions that want to serve whole communities, restricted only by, say, the county line or the borders of a metro area. Currently 885 federal credit unions have such community charters, and hundreds more are expected to apply...
...running to be one of the top 16 national seeds and the top seed at their site. But No. 16 seed Arizona (9-11), No. 22 in the ITA rankings, earned that distinction instead, despite being ranked behind the Crimson almost the entire season. Arizona will play Metro Atlantic champion Niagara (15-1), who has yet to face a nationally-ranked opposition this year...
...righthander led Metro Houston in strikeouts, racked up a 10-2 record and batted over .400. Like many of the city’s prep stars, he was recruited by big-time local baseball schools Rice and Baylor. He was a Collegiate Baseball Blue Chip and a draftable pitching prospect. He was a Texas...