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LAKELAND, Fla. -- Long before the first snowflake fell in Michigan this winter, the Tigers had planned to re-sod the playing surface at Comerica Park for the first time since 2007. Now that Detroit is on the verge of breaking its record snowfall for a winter season, having just witnessed eight more inches fall on Wednesday, the question is whether the new grass will be in the ground before Opening Day on March 31.
The answer from the Tigers is yes. It won't be as easy as head groundskeeper Heather Nabozny and her crew would've liked it, but it'll happen.
"There will be a playing field on Opening Day," Tigers vice president of communications Ron Colangelo said Thursday.
The old sod was removed ahead of the Hockeytown Winter Festival in December, which brought outdoor hockey to the park over the holidays. Nabozny said a couple of weeks later that the new sod would be installed in March, and that they could do so even if the spring thaw hadn't arrived yet. They would have to do so in segments, rather than all at once.
The plan goes into place next week when the sod arrives from Colorado. The re-sodding is scheduled to begin next Thursday and last three days. That will give the field a little over a week to take root before Opening Day.
As for Thursday evening, the forecast for next weekend in Detroit calls for temperatures in the low 40s.
LAKELAND, Fla. -- Don Kelly spent years of his Tigers tenure with the reputation as a Jim Leyland favorite. It's a new era of leadership in Detroit these days, but Kelly seems to be making some of the same impressions on new manager Brad Ausmus.
"The thing I didn't know about Don Kelly is, one, he's got some baseball savvy to him," Ausmus said Thursday. "He knows what he's doing on the bases. We talked about his versatility, but I don't know that I realized what type of outfielder he really was and what type of arm he had.
"I'm certainly learning things about Don Kelly that I didn't know. I knew he was a valuable utility guy that you could put in many spots with a left-handed bat, but so far he's been much better than my initial thoughts or projections were. And he's a great guy, great teammate to boot. They don't really have ratings that put a number of that."
Whether those impressions earn Kelly a share of the left-field mix at season's open remains to be seen. As Ausmus looks for a left-handed hitter to plug into left field with Andy Dirks out until June, that insight is worth noting. It doesn't mean Kelly will comprise the lefty half of the left-field platoon, but if the Tigers end up filling Dirks' absence from within, Kelly looks bound to get some starts.
Cliftonville Farmers Market.
A double victory is being celebrated by Thanet winners at the prestigious Taste of Kent Awards.
At the 10th countywide TOKA event last night, Cliftonville Farmers Market won as Kent Farmers Market of the Year and Little Stour Orchard, which has its office in Margate, won a main award as Kent Juice Producer of the Year, also picking up a couple of other accolades.
Cliftonville Farmers Market was established in 2001 by the Cliftonville Residents Association, is run entirely by volunteers and is self funded.
It is one of the countys longest running farmers markets and a previous winner of the Produced In Kent (PiK) award in 2006, 2007 and 2008.
The Cliftonville market was also a finalist in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2013.
Cliftonville Farmers Market organiser June Chadband is delighted to "win back the crown" as Kent Farmers Market of The Year in the Taste of Kent Awards 2014.
Organiser June Chadband said today: We were really thrilled to regain our crown, particularly as the other finalists were Rochester and Tonbridge markets.
It makes all the hard work worthwhile and gives something positive to Cliftonville.
A special thanks to all our producers for their attendance and to the men who put up all the gazebos, without them we could not run the market, and for everybody who voted for us.
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Demolition of the U.S. 6 bridge over Interstate 25 begins Sunday night, which will cause heavy traffic delays through the rest of the week.
The demolition is expected to stretch through Thursday.
The work is to begin at about 8 p.m., and on each night, double lane closures will be in effect on northbound and southbound lanes of I-25.
Motorists traveling in the area should anticipate lengthy delays and increased traffic in the area each night, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation.
To ensure safety, southbound I-25 will be diverted off the highway at 6th Avenue and northbound I-25 traffic will shift into the southbound lanes to travel beneath the bridge, CDOT said.
Traffic will be detoured starting at 10 p.m.
Southbound I-25 motorists will be detoured west on U.S. 6 to Federal Boulevard, then south on Federal to 5th Avenue to take eastbound U.S. 6 and reconnect with southbound I-25.
With I-25 traffic making this loop detour, people traveling south on Federal Boulevard and east on U.S. 6 can also expect heavier-than-normal traffic, particularly between 10 p.m. and midnight each night, CDOT said.
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Demolition crews on Thursday continued to pull apart the smoking remains of San Francisco's Mission Bay 360 apartment complex and the projected week-long razing of the structure.
The under-construction complex was destroyed in a five-alarm blaze Tuesday afternoon that brought more than 150 firefighters to the scene.
On Thursday, firefighters stood watch as engineers hired by the project's builder walked along catwalks to get their first close up view of the tons of charred wood, metal and sheetrock.
The inspection came after a crane took down the last crumbling corner of the six-story apartment complex, enabling firefighters to hunt for hot spots and begin digging for evidence.
"In this, we're hindered by the fact that it took forever to put the fire out," said San Francisco Fire Department Battalion Chief Michael Thompson. "And we have floors and floors and floors of building that's now being crushed down under."
The cause of the fire has centered on welding equipment. Thompson said investigators have a sense of the fire's origin and are receiving video and photographs to help them pinpoint exactly where it began.
"Luckily, in San Francisco, you have a lot of people with a lot of electronic devices, so there's a lot of things that they can put together and people have been really forthcoming," said Thompson.
Residents at the Strata apartment building across the street struggled to resume normal life. Managers would not say how many apartments remain damaged or uninhabitable due to heat, smoke and water damage.
"It's kinda like a ghost town, because a lot of people haven't moved in and it's just a little weird," resident Samantha Morgan told KTVU.
Construction and demolition experts said the debris at Mission Bay 360 must be hauled away and disposed of.
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