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'The Sodfather' breaks silence about slippery Super Bowl field

'The Sodfather' breaks silence about slippery Super Bowl field

'The Sodfather' breaks silence about slippery Super Bowl field

Toma, often called 'The Sodfather,' has worked on every Super Bowl field in the NFL's history.

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Who is Justina Miles: Electric ASL interpreter wows during Super Bowl halftime show

While Rihanna's performance was captivating, her sign language interpreter also stole the show for many viewers and quickly went viral.
Travis Kelce tears up recalling what he told his brother after Super Bowl

Travis Kelce found his big brother amid the showering confetti. After the game, he tearfully recalled what they said to each other.
'He's HERE!' Another Chiefs player welcomes Super Bowl baby

Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Nick Allegretti welcomed twins on Super Bowl Sunday, and a teammate became a dad soon after.

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Chiefs' backup QB Chad Henne 'calling it a career' after Super Bowl win
Baby bonanza: Chiefs' Allegretti welcomes Super Bowl twins
AP source: Eagles' Steichen leads Colts' coaching candidates
Chiefs' Travis Kelce tops big brother on Super Bowl stage
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Local News

Multi-vehicle crash leaves 1 dead in Cumberland County

Police say Kody Tidd was driving at a high speed at the time of the crash.
Gettysburg celebrates Pride Month with seventh annual festival

The borough in Adams County celebrated its seventh annual Pride Festival on June 3rd.

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VERIFY | Yes, jet lag is worse if you travel east rather than west

Research shows multiple reasons why the body may need several more days to recover from travel across multiple time zones heading east than west.
No, Trump Bucks aren’t legal currency

Some companies are selling memorabilia called Trump Bucks, which are novelty bills, checks or cards with Trump’s likeness. They can’t be used as actual currency.