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Final atbat setting the stage for Hanley Ramirez a sing to the left a bullet scored to make it a 43 game. He gets a well deserved round of applause. Xander bogaerts at the plate down 43 hammered the ball so that ended the threat we move ahead with a man on first and second. Travis shaw lifts one to right field and that is your final out. The red sox drop it 43 they are swept out of the American League division series. The indians advance to the alcs where they will face the Toronto Blue Jays. Ju...

Final atbat setting the stage for Hanley Ramirez a sing to the left a bullet scored to make it a 43 game. He gets a well deserved round of applause. Xander bogaerts at the plate down 43 hammered the ball so that ended the threat we move ahead with a man on first and second. Travis shaw lifts one to right field and that is your final out. The red sox drop it 43 they are swept out of the American League division series. The indians advance to the alcs where they will face the Toronto Blue Jays. Ju...

Recent Booking Activity for the Geary County Detention Center. All persons included in this post are innocent of crimes until proven guilty

Renovations to the third floor of the Third Street Plaza will now be going out for bid following approval by the Lycoming County commissioned of the action whic

The incident is just the latest to bedevil St. Louis City's youth detention facility

Sandwich For All is saddened and concerned that Sandwich Middle High School (SMHS) recently lost its only African American teacher, Andre King. The nonrenewal of his contract puts a spotlight

Sandwich Superintendent of Schools Joseph Maruszczak cites several diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging activities at schools.

A 2012 U.S. Supreme Court ruling led to a new sentence for Leroy Mackey, then a juvenile, in the 2012 fatal shooting of Andre King.

Leroy Mackey, of South Bay, was resentenced to 65 years in prison after his life sentence for first-degree murder in 2007 was thrown out because he was a minor at the time.

Leroy Mackey, of South Bay, was resentenced to 65 years in prison after his life sentence for first-degree murder in 2007 was thrown out because he was a minor at the time.