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Mayor asks city employees to return cutlery
The email said the mayor trusts staffers enjoyed a Dec. 14 reception in their honour and he was pleased to wish them all happy holidays, but that it's time to bring back the eating utensils. "Just a friendly reminder that if you borrowed cutlery and plates to have lunch at your work station/desk," the note says, "would you please take a moment to return them to the Protocol Office on the 2nd Floor in the Heritage Building, so that they can be by reclaimed by the caterer." .
Punter proves he's no gambler - just an excellent judge
I think the last 30 or 40 minutes of the days' play was about gambling, about rolling the dice. I tried most guys there in that last hour and a half and I had to do that at that time just to see who the batsmen were going to find the hardest to play." No one proved harder than Clarke. The captain's judgment as good as his timing. .
Fire assistant coach about to learn his fate
A U.S. soccer press release said only that Pickens had been given permission to leave camp and had been replaced by Los Angeles Galaxy goalkeeper Steve Cronin.
Pickens is not under contract with the Fire for next season but had recently said he was confident a deal would be reached. He could not be reached for comment Monday.
Women's team hires GMFormer Northwestern women's head coach Marcia McDermott has been appointed general manager of Chicago's new women's pro soccer franchise. McDermott's responsibilities will include overseeing the coaching search.
After helping launch Northwestern's women's soccer program in 1994 as its first head coach, McDermott became the first head coach of the WUSA's Carolina Courage in 2001. She most recently was an associate head coach with the University of Illinois women's team.
AL'S 'AID' NEWS TO PROBER
Blunt back in jail . . . and [to] let the justice system work," Vaniska said. Blunt and Espinosa left a taunting note thanking Correction Officer Rudolph Zurick and wishing him "Happy holidays." Zurick, 40, shot himself in the head last week. Colleagues deny he played any role in the breakout. .
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