Down the Byline (Free subscription) | 12/08/2009
... first season in MLS. After spending the first few games on the bench, he came in for an injured Michael Harrington and kept Harrington out of the left back position. He then moved into the center of defense and while the defense as a whole wasn't the best, Besler was one the most consistent players for KC all season. Besler played in 28 of the 30 games, starting 26 of those...
kansascity.com (Free subscription) | 11/24/2009
... Souter</strong>; defenders <strong>Jimmy Conrad</strong>, <strong>Michael Harrington </strong>and <strong>Jonathan Leathers</strong>; forwards <strong>Kei Kamara</strong>, <strong>Josh Wolff </strong>and <strong>Zoltan Hercegfalvi</strong>.
Down the Byline (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
... to have jumped ahead of Aaron Hohlbein for the starting spot in the center of defense with Conrad. Michael Harrington, Davy Arnaud, and Jack Jewsbury also seem certain to be protected. That puts us up to 8 protected players. Unlike last year, when Seattle had already signed Kasey Keller, Philadephia has no players at all. Without that keeper, Kevin Hartman has to be considered a favorite...
Chris Barsanti (Free subscription) | 11/17/2009
In Theaters: The End of Poverty? Recently the poor seem to have lost their status as a subject of interest for the Western creative class. Once upon a time, the writings of Jacob Riis and Michael Harrington, WPA documentation, and even Preston Sturges’ films made the struggles of the poor (working or not) a constant and difficult-to-ignore pop-cultural theme. The hobo, a poignant...
Providence Journal (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
By Maria Armental CRANSTON, R.I. -- Former Cranston Police Chief Thomas Michael Harrington died Saturday. He was 74. Born on July 20, 1935 to William and Catherine (Smith) Harrington, Harrington served in the Cranston Police Department for 30 years, the last three as chief, said Col. Marco Palombo Jr., the city's current chief of police. Courtesy of Cranston police Thomas...
POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG (Free subscription) | 10/28/2009
... arrested him. The chase was captured on police video camera and the footage was played to Judge Michael Harrington before he passed sentence. So far, so good…… Judge Harrington told Watkins someone could have been killed or badly injured during the chase and it was his good luck there had been no casualties. Then it all goes a bit bent….. The judge said he believed the public...
