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Jets sign former Packers WR Cobb to join buddy Rodgers in NY

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 07:27:38 GMT

The New York Jets have signed veteran wide receiver Randall Cobb on Wednesday, adding another of Aaron Rodgers’ former Green Bay Packers teammates to the roster.The 32-year-old Cobb, who had two stints with Rodgers in Green Bay, adds depth to a suddenly crowded wide receiver room in New York.The Jets also have Garrett Wilson, the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year last season, as their No. 1 receiver to go along with Allen Lazard — another former Packers player — Corey Davis, Mecole Hardman and Denzel Mims. Malik Taylor, who spent four seasons in Green Bay, is also on the roster, along with Diontae Spencer and Irvin Charles. Cobb was mentioned by Rodgers when he met with the Jets in March as someone he’d like to continue to play with. The two walked off the field together in January after Green Bay’s season-ending loss to Detroit — which turned out to be both players’ final game at Lambeau Field. The Jets acquired Rodgers from the Packers last week and formally ...

UGI: Fiscal Q2 Earnings Snapshot

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 07:27:38 GMT

KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. (AP) — KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. (AP) — UGI Corp. (UGI) on Wednesday reported profit of $110 million in its fiscal second quarter.On a per-share basis, the King Of Prussia, Pennsylvania-based company said it had profit of 51 cents. Earnings, adjusted for non-recurring costs, came to $1.68 per share.The natural gas and electric utilities operator. posted revenue of $3.11 billion in the period.UGI expects full-year earnings in the range of $2.75 to $2.90 per share._____This story was generated by Automated Insights (http://automatedinsights.com/ap) using data from Zacks Investment Research. Access a Zacks stock report on UGI at https://www.zacks.com/ap/UGISource

Rep. Katherine Clark’s daughter sentenced to probation after arrest at protest 

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 07:27:38 GMT

The daughter of Massachusetts Rep. Katherine Clark was sentenced in a Boston court Wednesday, a matter of months after prosecutors said she hit an officer in the face and defaced a public monument during an anti-police protest in Boston back in January. Police said Riley Dowell, 23, was part of a group of protestors gathered at the Parkman Bandstand on Boston Common screaming profanities and stopping traffic on the night of the protest.Officers said Dowell was responsible for spraying anti-police graffiti on the property. While placed under arrest, they accused her of flailing her arms and hitting an officer in the face.Dowell was arraigned in Boston Municipal Court on charges including assault and battery on a police officer and vandalizing a historic monument. She will now be on probation for one year.Dowell is also required to do 30 hours of community service, write an apology letter to the officer and pay the city back for the cost to clean up the graffiti.

Solve It 7: Grave Concern

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 07:27:38 GMT

A heartbreaking situation for a local man. He wanted his parents’ grave marker completed. When that didn’t happen, his wife contacted solve it 7. Brandon Gunnoe has the story.Chuck and his wife, Lisa, remember the good times his parents spent together.“They traveled everywhere. They had a motorhome. I think they made it to every state except for eight,” Chuck said.After his parents, Charles and Marilyn, passed away — Chuck wanted their final resting place at the cemetery to be perfect.“It was just sentimental. I just wanted it done,” Chuck said.Chuck paid for their gravestone and says he was told it would be ready by last fall.But Thanksgiving and Christmas passed, and the grave marker never arrived.  “Just sad; just looking at an old dug-up grave is what it looked like. It didn’t feel like it was theirs,” Chuck said.Chuck and Lisa say they called and emailed the company many times — but got no response. &nb...

Chelmsford stages walkoff baseball victory over Central Catholic, 3-2

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 07:27:38 GMT

CHELMSFORD — As Chelmsford asserts itself as a true Division 1 baseball contender, it continues to pile up statement wins.Matthew Hall hit a walkoff RBI single as Chelmsford overcame an early 2-0 run deficit and defeated Central Catholic, 3-2, on Wednesday afternoon at Ayotte Field.The win gives the Lions (9-2, 7-2) notable victories over North Andover, St. John’s Prep, BC High and Central.“I am very happy with the way we competed and the grit we showed,” Chelmsford coach Lou Distasi said. “It was symbolic of the way our starting pitcher today Caleb Stuart has fought back from injury over the last year.”Stuart went six innings, allowing just the two runs on four hits to go with eight strikeouts.Central Catholic (8-2) led 2-0 midway through and seemed to be in good position with Frankie Melendez keeping the Lions hitless to go with six strikeouts.Chelmsford, however, came crawling back in the fourth as a misplayed fly ball and two singles loaded the bases with one out. After a sacrif...

Fresh off winning MVP, 76ers star Joel Embiid surprisingly returns for Game 2 vs. Celtics

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 07:27:38 GMT

There was a notion that because the 76ers stole Monday’s Game 1 without him, that they would give Joel Embiid some extra rest to recover from his injury and not rush him back for Game 2, knowing they had some margin for error after already taking home-court advantage from the Celtics.That idea ultimately didn’t hold water. Embiid – who was named the NBA MVP on Tuesday night – returned for Wednesday night’s Game 2. It came as somewhat of a surprise. Embiid, who suffered a sprained LCL in his right knee during Game 3 of the Sixers’ first-round sweep of the Nets, had not even resumed running as of Monday, according to coach Doc Rivers. The center was listed as doubtful on Tuesday.But even with a 1-0 series lead in hand, Embiid was back.“It’s logical thinking,” Rivers said of the idea of giving him some extra rest. “But players, when they’re healthy, they should play. And when they’re not, they shouldn’t play. That would be my answer. So I can guarantee you if Joel’s p...

Grab your umbrella, rain is rolling back into San Diego

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 07:27:38 GMT

SAN DIEGO -- A storm system is on track to bring scattered rain, gusty winds, cold temps and possible thunderstorms late this evening into Thursday.The first impacts of the storm will be increasing clouds as the end of day draws near. Scattered showers are expected to begin in northern parts of the county around midnight with more widespread light to moderate rain overnight.A Wind Advisory is in place for San Diego County mountains and deserts from Wednesday afternoon until Thursday afternoon for strong west winds 20 to 35 miles per hour with gusts up to 60 miles per hour expected.Breezy conditions will also be felt along the coast and inland valleys during a second surge of winds tomorrow afternoon. Thunderstorms are possible in the next 24 hours, according to the National Weather Service. If they come to fruition, it could produce pockets of locally heavy rain and hail, as well as thunder and lightning.  Hiker who died on El Capitan trail identified Showers should...

New gene therapy being developed at University of Toronto could treat MS

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 07:27:38 GMT

Canada has one of the highest rates of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in the world — a chronic condition for which there is no cure. But a new research breakthrough at the University of Toronto has the potential to improve the lives of those living with the disease far beyond current medications.A research team led by neuroscientist Maryam Faiz has developed a “reprogramming technology” that converts cells involved in the progression of MS in the central nervous system (CNS) into cells that promote functional recovery.Faiz explains that there are three main types of cells in the CNS: astrocytes, oligodendrocytes and neurons.“Astrocytes and oligodendrocytes are part of a class of cells that can make more of themselves in the brain, and neurons are static,” she says.Oligodendrocytes produce myelin — the insulating coating that wraps around nerve cells and is really important for fast neuronal transmission or fast signalling within the brain. In some cases,...

Trump lawsuit against New York Times over 2018 series tossed

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 07:27:38 GMT

NEW YORK (AP) — Former President Donald Trump’s lawsuit against The New York Times over a 2018 investigative series into his family’s wealth and tax practices was dismissed by a state judge Wednesday.The lawsuit accused the Times and three of its investigative reporters of relentlessly seeking out his estranged niece, Mary Trump, as a source of information and convincing her to turn over confidential documents. The $100 million suit claims the reporters were aware of a settlement agreement barring her from disclosing the documents.Trump sued Mary Trump, the Times and the three reporters in 2021, claiming they were “motivated by a personal vendetta” against him. The Times and its reporters on Wednesday succeeded in getting a judge to dismiss the claims against them.“Plaintiff’s claims against The Times defendants, as an initial matter, fail as a matter of constitutional law,” Robert Reed of the New York State Supreme Court wrote. He said that legal news gathering is “at t...

B.C.’s Cache Creek becomes raging river as floodwaters rise: mayor

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 07:27:38 GMT

Normally a babbling brook, Cache Creek in British Columbia’s Interior has become a raging river, with floodwaters flowing right through the community’s firehall, the mayor said.John Ranta said water levels are the highest he’s ever seen in the village located about 80 kilometres west of Kamloops.“With the amount of water coming down, it’s hard to describe, but putting a few sandbags up is not going to save anything,” he said in an interview.“The water is going to go where the water wants to go.”The flooding is worst in the village of Cache Creek, but other areas in the province are also on high alert.B.C.’s River Forecast Centre has issued two flood warnings, its highest-level bulletin, while several lower-level flood watches and high streamflow advisories covered much of the province’s northern, central and southern Interior on Wednesday.Snow at higher elevations is melting quickly, and with warm weather and rain in the fo...