Bangor attorney Jordan Kobritz quits after ten years
A Bangor attorney known for practicing law since college era resigns from his ten year career, announcing an abrupt departure from legal work. The departure is described in colloquial terms with a casual tone referencing past cases and personal routines. The piece mirrors a broader reflective mood about career change.
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Lucky Lindy
St. Louis
Jordan Kobritz
Bangor
Cornell University
Maine owner Kobritz builds Ballpark dream in Old Orchard Beach
Jordan Kobritz, 34, leaves law and court for Baseball 101, gathering knowledge across 50 ballparks. He bought Charleston Charities, built The Ballpark near Old Orchard Beach, Maine, forging a unique 5,300 seat venue on Turn Road and planning future ownership of a team in Maine.
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Jordan Kobritz
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Baseball
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Kobritz
Maine
Charleston
Syracuse
Old Orchard Beach
Portland
Andretti says there’s no Indy favorite in 500 race
Indy 500 racer Mario Andretti says no driver is a favorite as mishaps by rivals shape outcomes. He reflects on past crashes and a controversial Unser victory reversal, while noting how adrenaline and emotion affect opening laps and parallel the race’s fastest lineup. Carter set a 232.583 mph qualifying record.
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Andretti
Indy
Indianapolis
Mario Andretti
Pancho Carter
Las Vegas
Johnny Parsons
Long Beach
Calif
Carter
Turner 11-under at Corning as LPGA lead changes
Sherri Turner broke the 36-hole tour record by five strokes with a 133, grabbing a two stroke lead over Beth Daniel during the third round of the LPGA Corning Classic. Daniel shot a 66 to reach 135, Muffin Spencer-Devlin 136, Patti Rizzo 137, and Pat Bradley Juli Inkster and Lynn Crafter close behind.
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Corning
Sherrie Turner
Beth Daniel
Turner
Daniel
Muffin Spencer-Devlin
Patti Rizzo
Pat Bradley
Juli Inkster
Lynn Crafter
Australia
Ary Club
Sheehan
Donna Caponi
Irwin stays bogey free at Memorial
Hale Irwin, 29, two time U S Open champion, posts 136 after 36 bogey free holes at Muirfield Village. He leads by four at the Memorial with second place shared by Bill Kratzert, Dave Barr, and Nick Price. Irwin savors a strong finish for a possible first 1985 win in the $600,000 event.
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Ohio
Hale Irwin
Muirfield Village
Bill Kratzert
Dave Barr
Nick Price
Sor Africa
I Irwin
Irwin
University of Colorado
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