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Son Carries Father’s Torch Forward, Book About Legacy Becomes Amazon #1 Best Seller - The Baltimore Times

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Dr. Arthur Takeall, Jr., 35, embraces ambition and the value of family legacy. Takeall wears many hats from being a licensed real estate broker who has his own brokerage firm and having his own leadership development consulting company to teaching real estate. The entrepreneur was born and raised in Annapolis, Maryland, but now resides in […] The post Son Carries Father’s Torch Forward, Book About Legacy Becomes Amazon #1 Best Seller appeared fi…
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Son Carries Father’s Torch Forward, Book About Legacy Becomes Amazon #1 Best Seller - The Baltimore Times

Dr. Arthur Takeall, Jr., 35, embraces ambition and the value of family legacy. Takeall wears many hats from being a licensed real estate broker who has his own brokerage firm and having his own leadership development consulting company to teaching real estate. The entrepreneur was born and raised in Annapolis, Maryland, but now resides in […] The post Son Carries Father’s Torch Forward, Book About Legacy Becomes Amazon #1 Best Seller appeared fi…

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WESSCO marks new era as Bob Bregman passes the torch to son Nick Bregman

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Passing the Torch | K-State believes next era of women’s basketball is ready

SPOKANE, Wash. — Masked in the grueling goodbye to Kansas State seniors with Saturday’s Sweet 16 defeat, there was a bevy of bright spots, courtesy of returning Wildcats. Starting sophomore Zyanna Walker was not afraid of the moment, taking the challenge of a mighty No. 1 seed USC and turning it into her best tournament game. After recording just seven points total in the previous two rounds, the 5-foot-11 guard carded nine points and eight rebo…

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