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<summary><![CDATA[St Joseph County prosecutors have announced charges against Notre Dame football player Carlo Calabrese.]]></summary>
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<text><![CDATA[St Joseph County prosecutors have announced charges against Notre Dame football player Carlo Calabrese.<br /><br />Calabrese is charged with one count of intimidation, a Class A misdemeanor.<br /><br />Police say while they were arresting quarterback Tommy Rees following a party last month, Calabrese told the officers, "My people will get you."<br /><br />Court papers say Calabrese was restrained by his friends, but managed to break away.<br /><br />An officer then ordered Calabrese to come to him and when he refused the officer grabbed him and placed him under arrest.<br /><br />If convicted he could serve up to a year in prison, although that is highly unlikely.]]></text>
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<title><![CDATA["Go Green" theme for the Lunch and Learn Series]]></title>
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<text><![CDATA[Making a city bike-friendly, is not an easy thing to do. That is happening in one city and people are getting an inside look at the process.<br /><br />"Go Green" is the theme of this year's Lunch and Learn Series, what the city of South Bend is doing to encourage greener lifestyles. <br /><br />They talked about the city's new bike lanes, bike-friendly signs, and different events like this Sunday’s Bike the Bend.<br /><br />Event Director, Bike the Bend Jeanne Blad says, “Certainly, bicycling is a greener way of transp. Bike the Bend is about getting folks to get out and ride, whether it’s for fun, for recreation, for exercise, or transportation.”<br /><br />This is just part of May's Bike to Work Week, which is right after Bike the Bend.<br />]]></text>
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<text><![CDATA[St Joseph County prosecutors have announced charges against Notre Dame football player Carlo Calabrese.<br /><br />Calabrese is charged with one count of intimidation, a Class A misdemeanor.<br /><br />Police say while they were arresting quarterback Tommy Rees following a party last month, Calabrese told the officers, "My people will get you."<br /><br />Court papers say Calabrese was restrained by his friends, but managed to break away.<br /><br />An officer then ordered Calabrese to come to him and when he refused the officer grabbed him and placed him under arrest.<br /><br />If convicted he could serve up to a year in prison, although that is highly unlikely.]]></text>
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