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Family this morning. We hope the kids recuperate quickly. Its 4 30. A quick update on weather and traffic where you live as you start your day. Mike . Matt, jessica, hi. Lets talk about whats going on. That offshore breeze chasing the marine layer. The last day well see the marine layer, the fog, whatever you want to call it, for a few days. A look from sutro tower. Your 12hour day planner, waking up milder this rng mo, temperatures about 54 to 59 degrees. Look at that by noon, 71 at the coast, ...

Superb summers for golfers with Wannamoisett ties continued in recent weeks as pair of players from the noted Rumford layout claimed major Rhode Island Golf Association wins including Bobby Leopolds …

EAST PROVIDENCE — Caleb Surratt increased his lead heading into the fourth and final round of the 2023 Northeast Amateur Invitational as the North Carolina native recorded his best 18 hole …

EAST PROVIDENCE  — Bartley Forrester, a fifth-year senior on the Georgia Tech squad that last month finished as the national runner-up to champion Florida, held the lead after the first …

Previously: 2004 Michigan State, 1992-93 Rose Bowl We're back to break down another vintage Michigan Football game. This is the third game of the series and today we are jumping back in time another substantial amount to cover the 1978 clash between Michigan and Notre Dame in South Bend. It features a matchup of famed quarterbacks in Joe Montana of Notre Dame and Rick Leach of Michigan and is our first game of both the 1970s and Bo Schembechler's tenure as coach. It's also a sign...

July 18, 2021 11:47 pm By Dalton Balthaser LINCOLN – At the end of one of the longest weeks in the history of the Rhode Island Amateur, Bobby Leopold cemented his name among the elites. Leopold, a previous two-time champion (2009, 2014), put on a ball-striking clinic to defeat Pawtucket Country Club’s Andrew O’Leary, 5&4, to claim the 116th Rhode Island Amateur Sunday at Kirkbrae Country Club (par 72, 6,647 yards). He played the 32 holes in bogey-free 10 under, including a 65 in the first...

For McKinley Slade, eight years ago was in a whole other life. In 2013, he reached the Quarterfinals of the 108th Rhode Island Amateur at Quidnessett Country Club as an 18-year-old on his way to Bryant University. He fell to Wannamoisett Country Club’s Bobby Leopold, 1-up. “There’s not as much pressure,” said Slade. “When I was a kid, all I was doing was playing competitive golf. Since I took some time away from playing competitively, when I came back, golf didn’t seem like life or ...