Mets to play June series in Puerto Rico - New York Mets
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- The Mets will still fly south to play the Marlins in late June, but they'll go about 1,000 miles farther to play in a place that has influenced so many Mets players, and baseball as a whole. Major League Baseball and the MLB ...
The Live Report: Puerto Rico Open, Final Round - PGA Tour
... 00 p.m.): 2010 Puerto Rico Open champion Derek Lamely became the third first-time winner on the PGA TOUR in the young season. The others were Bill Haas at the Bob Hope Classic and Ian Poulter ... Invitational of California Steve Stricker Won the ...
Mets to face Marlins in Puerto Rico - Edmonton Journal
The New York Mets will face the Florida Marlins in a three-game series in Puerto Rico in June, Major League Baseball said on Thursday. Florida will be considered the home team for the series, to be played at Hiram Bithorn Stadium in San Juan on June ...
US gov’t finds medical equipment not properly cleaned ... - The Gaea Times
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Federal inspectors found medical equipment not properly cleaned or inspected at some of the clinics for veterans in Puerto Rico, a U.S. government report said Tuesday. Senior staff knew about the problem but did nothing to ...
Marlins to host Mets in Puerto Rico in June - WPTV
A general view of Hiram Bithorn Stadium in San Juan, Puerto Rico, March 2009. (Al Bello, Getty Images) The Florida Marlins will host the New York Mets for three games at Hiram Bithorn Stadium in San Juan, Puerto Rico from June 28-30, the league ...
Marlins, Mets to play series in Puerto Rico - Major League Baseball
JUPITER, Fla. -- Major League Baseball once again is expanding its reach around the world. The league on Thursday announced the Florida Marlins and New York Mets are switching their three-game set from June 28-30 in Miami to San Juan, Puerto Rico ...
Mets, Marlins To Play In Puerto Rico - OfficialWire
The New York Mets and Florida Marlins will play a three ... Baseball is thrilled to bring regular season games back to Puerto Rico," said Paul Archey, MLB's senior vice president of International Business Operations. "The growth of baseball around ...
Born in Puerto Rico? You need a new birth certificate - Burlington County Times
Beginning July 1, people born in Puerto Rico will have to obtain a new certified copy of their birth certificate under a new law passed by the government of Puerto Rico. The new law was based on collaboration with the U.S. Department of State and the ...
Chad Collins leads rain-delayed Puerto Rico Open at 9 ... - The Gaea Times
RIO GRANDE, Puerto Rico — Chad Collins eagled the par-5 second hole Saturday to top the Puerto Rico Open leaderboard at 9 under before second-round play was suspended because of darkness in the rain-delayed PGA Tour event. Collins, a former ...
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