CINCINNATI: One day after they released the longtime place-kicker Doug Pelfrey, the Bengals completed an overhaul of their special teams by cutting punter Brad Costello.
The Giants likewise chose to turn the page on the longtime place-kicker Brad Daluiso, whose kickoff strength waned last season.
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Still, some people in the business agree that it will be her ability to direct and deliver "hard news" about war, famine, the ups and downs of world leaders and the economy that will determine whether she is able to move CBS from its longtime spot in last place among the three network newscasts and to attract the younger viewers advertisers covet.
Having a president's birthplace or longtime home has helped places like Jimmy Carter's Plains, Ga.; Independence, Mo., where Harry S. Truman lived with his wife and mother-in-law; West Branch, Iowa, where Herbert Hoover was born in a two-room white cottage; and Quincy, Mass., home to John Adams and his son John Quincy Adams.
It wasn't renovating the American Place Theater's longtime home on West 46th Street, which it has taken over and plans to reopen this winter.
Tickets for the festival, which will take place at its longtime home, the Fair Grounds Race Course, are on sale now and cost $120 for the first weekend and $160 for the second weekend, with single-day packages available.
Though the problem is particularly severe in the municipal hospital system, longtime patients place a financial burden wherever they end up.
I had dinner with Douglas one night at Sushi Village, a longtime gathering place for Whistler's eminent dirtbags and snow-riding idols — a ski bum's Chasen's.
The Casablanca, at 66-15 60th Lane, is said to be the longtime meeting place of one of its owners, Joseph C. Massino, who has been under indictment since January as the leader of the Bonanno crime family.
