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Bay Area softball: In a pitchers' duel featuring two of the CCS's elite softball teams, heady baserunning is the difference in a game featuring Oklahoma softball commit Corri Hicks, Mitty pitcher Kyleigh Mace and Willow Glen ace Alanna Clincy

The Texas A&M commit pitched a complete game shutout and hit a homer to lead the Lancers to a big road win

Baseball: Valley Christian shut out at Las Vegas tournament, Oakland Tech edges Skyline. Softball: Olivia Anderson, Corri Hicks help Mitty roll, Capuchino rallies late to edge Carlmont.

Menlo-Atherton shuts out Burlingame, Skyline dominates Castlemont, Valley Christian routs St. Ignatius

Cara Edwards has been the Rochester Repertory Theatre’s costume designer for 25 years. She’s worked on dozens of plays spanning a range of time periods and settings. She likes the challenge.

Fryda Wolff, Steve Blum, and others are calling on the community to help stop synthetic voices from dominating the voice acting industry.

Oliver Wright's practice focuses on mining and metals and energy transactions

Farm parks, pubs and local attractions in Suffolk have been jam-packed with families over the bank holiday weekend despite the cooler temperatures — but businesses say they need the support to continue.