Chris anderson

• Anderson has been excused from all basketball related activities with the Nuggets in their playoff series against the Los Angeles Lakers as he deals with the reported investigation.
(International Business Times)
• Chris Anderson, a lifelong Chattanooga area resident and community leader, said Thursday he plans to seek the District 7 City Council seat long held by Manny Rico. Mr.
(Chattanoogan)
• Chris Anderson, director of food and beverage at the Bluff View Art District, thinks his City Council district needs someone better to look after its needs.
(Chattanooga Times Free Press)
• The team said Anderson was excused as he deals with the reported investigation The only thing I will say is I trust Chris. In my years with him, hes been fantastic. I think hes really grown as a person.
(ESPN)
• Marcus Hotels and Resorts, a division of the Milwaukee-based Marcus Corp. that also runs movie theaters, does not have any outlets near Baltimore so will not be a sponsor, said Chris Anderson, senior vice president of sales and marketing.
(Baltimore Sun)
• Chris Anderson, director of food and beverage at the Bluff View Art District, announced today he will run for the District 7 City Council seat now held by Manny Rico.
(Chattanooga Times Free Press)
• The already strange Chris Andersen case has taken an new turn with the attorney for the Nuggets big man suggesting this is a case of extortion by a spurned female fan.
(NBC Sports)
• DENVER, May 11 (UPI) -- The Denver Nuggets said swingman Chris Andersen wont participate in team activities while he is investigated for possible Internet crimes against children.
(United Press International)
• DENVER (Reuters) - Sheriffs deputies raided the Colorado home of Denver Nuggets center Chris Birdman Anderson on Thursday as part of an Internet child crimes investigation but the NBA player has not been charged or arrested, police said.
(NBC Sports)
• Andreessen defended his position Tuesday in a conversation with Wired Editor-in-Chief Chris Anderson during Wired's annual business conference in New York City.
(Wired News)