There’s no such thing as someone else’s war.
Brooklyn via Louisville, KY
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Daniel Francis retweeted
Gonna be a huge weekend for everyone looking for special "I voted" stickers in NYC.
Take part in early voting Saturday and get the Halloween sticker. Vote Sunday and get the Marathon sticker.
Which one will you choose?
Daniel Francis retweeted
Jeff does a good job here. But something I question, and I guess it is a product of the current exposure situation too: Where is the extensive local reporting in Louisville on the city potentially losing its first top-tier pro franchise since 1976? It is a major story.
Racing Louisville is at an impasse. An ownership change looms and, with it, the specter of relocation. Has the market failed in #NWSL, or has it lacked the investment to succeed?
On @espn: How they got here, where things stand, and what could be next.
espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/4…
Daniel Francis retweeted
Important column from @Joe_Gerth. Losing WDRB’s online archive of investigative stories (and other notable work) is a gut punch for anyone who cares about journalism in Kentucky.
Opinion: Gerth: WAVE, WDRB merger is a loss for Louisville's history | Opinion courier-journal.com/story/op…
Daniel Francis retweeted
Arsenal—23 years
Knicks—53 years
Two long barren runs come to an end in 2026 🤝
Daniel Francis retweeted
Led us to our 𝐁𝐄𝐒𝐓 season ever.
Nobody more deserving. Congratulations on being the @NWSL Coach of the Year, Bev! 🫶
Thanks to the crew, behind the scenes logistics team and Lisa and Tressa at Gate C30 for their professionalism and patience.
The rare positive airline experience online! @Delta flight from LGA to Louisville was diverted to Atlanta because of weather.
We de-planed, were given vouchers for hotels, and told we’d be re-booked for the morning.
Somehow, they found a crew and we’re getting in tonight.
What a truly great man and wonderful life.
Tons of Xavier alums will be holding doors open for others today, if they weren’t already, in his honor.
She hoped Trump’s victory would change her life, but not like this wapo.st/3CYacpv
Daniel Francis retweeted
Thomas Boswell, whose 52-year career as sports columnist at The Washington Post included coverage of 44 consecutive World Series, has been selected to be honored in the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York. wapo.st/41lZoLw
