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Federal stimulus tax-exempt bonds are being credited with helping the Chippewa Landing Resort project break ground in September. The 90-acre-plus site, formerly known as Chippewa Lake Amusement Park, is owned by Chippewa Partners LLC, a group of developers from Arizona and California who plan to build a resort along the shoreline. The bonds will be sold through the Medina County Port Authority.  

Octavio Dotel, Rick Ankiel, Kyle Farnsworth, Chad Qualls and Ryan Theriot also joined the playoff chase and Ryan Church highlighted a five-player deal between last-place teams. The swaps came as clubs scrambled before the 4 p.m. EDT deadline for making trades without waivers. It was a day full of deals between haves and have-nots -- veterans for prospects, mostly.  

Bikers were up bright and early Saturday morning for the Triple Cities Chopper Club's third annual Poker Run. This year's game is a five card draw. The bikers will be making three stops in the Southern Tier along the 170 mile run.  

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A handful of clubs recently contacted the Dodgers about acquiring sidelined outfielder Manny Ramirez, according to baseball sources, and the Dodgers listened, but won't give him away or eat his remaining salary. FOXSports.com first reported that the White Sox wanted Ramirez -- currently on the disabled list for the third time this season and not expected back for another week or more -- but were willing to pay only $1 million of the more than $7 million remaining on his contract and would not give up any  

The Blue Jays boasted a few of the game's more attractive trading chips, but the club stood pat as Saturday's non-waiver Trade Deadline expired. "Things fall apart," Blue Jays general manager Alex Anthopoulos said. "I'd say all week there were times I thought we were close on certain things and things ended up falling apart."  

Bristol Collegiate players Tucker Healy (left) and Mitch Rossi (right), both pitchers for the Bristol Collegiate Baseball Club, greeted Brandon Ward and his father Bruce at the team's last game on July 29, 2010. Brandon, a Bristol resident, faithfully followed the team and attended most home games. He is an active athlete in the Challenger baseball league at Giamatti, and also the basketball league at the Boys & Girls Club and Family Center.  

Joe Torre believes his Dodgers can make a playoff run with their latest upgrades. The Los Angeles manager has a familiar face for the push: left-hander Ted Lilly. Lilly pitched for Torre with the New York Yankees.  

Norman Terry took First Place on Lake Palestine in July by landing five bass totaling 18.30 pounds during the Jacksonville Bass Club's monthly tournament. Terry said, "This was the first time that I fished the bass club this year. I decided to fish Ledbetter Creek. I had a Zoom, watermelon Finesse worm tied on a Texas rig with a 1/0 hook. After fishing three boat houses I caught a 6.75 pound bass. It was about 4:15 a.m. I said, 'Lookee here, the day is starting off right!' After that I fished all the oth  

With the pain of New Jersey-born Giussepe Rossi's decision to play for Italy, and subsequently score two goals against the United States in last summer's Confederations Cup, still stinging, the fans of the United States Men's National Team could feel a sense of Deja Vu as another top prospect born in the United States seems to be leaning away from ever representing the USA. Born and raised in California, Michael Hoyos attended Santa Margarita Catholic High School before moving with his mother and younger