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Pirates Legend Dave Parker Dies Weeks Before Hall Induction Pirates Legend Dave Parker Dies Weeks Before Hall Induction Pirates Legend Dave Parker Dies Weeks Before Hall Induction
Pirates Legend Dave Parker Dies Weeks Before Hall Induction He hit like thunder and carried himself like a king. Now, Major League Baseball has lost one of its fiercest competitors and all-time best players. Dave Parker, the seven-time All-Star and two-time World Series champion who helped define an era of Pittsburgh Pirates baseball, has died at age 74.  The towering outfielder's death came on Saturday, June 28, after a long battle with Parkinson’s disease, his family confirmed. Known as "The Cobra” for his smooth-yet-striking playing style, Parker spent 19 seasons in Major League Baseball and left an imprint on every franchise he touched. …

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by Joe Lombardi
Towson, MD
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Towson Grad Amy Schumer Details Sex Life On Infamous 'Call Her Daddy' Podcast Towson Grad Amy Schumer Details Sex Life On Infamous 'Call Her Daddy' Podcast Towson Grad Amy Schumer Details Sex Life On Infamous 'Call Her Daddy' Podcast
Towson Grad Amy Schumer Details Sex Life On Infamous 'Call Her Daddy' Podcast Amy Schumer's time at Towson University is a little blurry, the comic divulged this week on an episode of Alex Cooper's infamous podcast "Call Her Daddy" The "Life & Beth" producer and comic, now 43 and married, got down and dirty during the interview, divulging details about her sex life - including a dalliance with a professional athlete — and time in Maryland — when she said her self-esteem was at a particular low. “I thought it was a bad thing, so I kept going to the bathroom and, like, wiping it up. I had no idea,” she shared. “Then in college, I think I was so drunk all the time. …

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by Zak Failla
Teaneck, NJ
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Vitale's In Teaneck Closes After 46 Years: 'Time To Enjoy My Life' Vitale's In Teaneck Closes After 46 Years: 'Time To Enjoy My Life' Vitale's In Teaneck Closes After 46 Years: 'Time To Enjoy My Life'
Vitale's In Teaneck Closes After 46 Years: 'Time To Enjoy My Life' After 46 years, Vitale's Restaurant in Teaneck is closing its doors. The Queen Anne Road restaurant started as a family business when Tony LaMorte, the current owner, was 22 years old. He ran the place alongside his siblings, Felicia Roveda, Vic LaMorte, and Debbie Sadowski. "I'm still here," LaMorte said on a call with Daily Voice. Not for long. Tony, of Haworth, has been the chef and owner, and is set to close on Saturday, Nov. 2. "It's time to retire," LaMorte tells Daily Voice. "Tie to enjoy my life." LaMorte is married and has two children, both of whom are professional a…

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by Cecilia Levine