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Andy Pages and Michael Busch homered for Double-A Tulsa, Bobby Miller struggled, and an automatic balk factored in Rancho Cucamonga’s loss.

How to watch, listen, and follow along with Dodgers minor league teams this season. Triple-A Oklahoma City already started its season, while Double-A Tulsa, High-A Great Lakes, and Low-A Rancho Cucamonga begin Friday.

The body of a 48-year-old woman was found inside John Shoemaker's home, the Warren County sheriff says.

The Dodgers announced that John Shoemaker will return to the Quakes in 2022. This will be his second season as RC’s manager and will be his 46th season in the Dodgers organization.

As a Thursday deadline approaches for municipalities and other entities to submit their requests for state capital outlay funding, Silver City will add a last-minute item to its Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan wish list: $200,000 with which to pay engineering company Stantec for a new preliminary engineering report for the revived Grant County Regional Water Supply Project. Silver City Town Manager Alex Brown, who also chairs the Water Commission, confirmed …

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NEW YORK -- On Monday, Minor League Baseball announced the selections of Philadelphia Phillies Florida Complex League Manager Roly de Armas as the recipient of the 13th annual Mike Coolbaugh Award and the late Mike Bell of the Minnesota Twins as the 13th winner of the Sheldon “Chief” Bender Award.

We continue the amazing broader history of uranium gaseous diffusion. Part I of this "Historically Speaking" column was published last week.

But Shoemaker said, in her century of life, she’s never experienced anything like the isolation necessitated by the COVID-19 pandemic. “There’s nothing like COVID. … It’s very unusual and difficult,” Shoemaker said. “There were some similar things with this and the polio scare but not to this extent.” Shoemaker, who is mother to two daughters and has three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, is described by her family as being “extremely” social. It’s a fact that ...

MUNCIE, Ind. — More than most, Anna Shoemaker, 101, has adapted to changes brought on by national turmoil. Growing up on a farm, the Dunkirk native survived the Dust Bowl and dozens of other widespread natural disasters. She lived through the Great Depression and witnessed the escalation of World War II, a conflict that would take the life of one of her brothers. In an echo of her present circumstances, she recalls the dread brought on by seasonal polio outbreaks, which shuttered movie the...