Shaw's stitches sell for $6500 on EbayComcast SportsNet ChicagoSomeone in this world is now the proud owner of the stitches that (somewhat) held the right side of Andrew Shaw's face together during Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final. After taking a puck to the face off a shot from …

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Columbus Post Office leaves its mark on downtownThe Republic… designed the Columbus Post Office in the late 1960s, federal buildings typically were built in the neoclassical style, with features such as the Roman. basilica of the U.S. Capitol building or the Greek columns of the White House. The neoclassical … …

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