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18U AAA 57’s drop both games on Canada Day July 2, 2021 The Swift Current 18U AAA 57’s dropped both games to the host East Central Red Sox in the Saskatchewan Premier Baseball League on Canada Day. The 57’s allowed 10 unanswered runs over the final three innings in an 11-2 loss to open the day. They were leading 2-1 in the fourth inning before the Red Sox scored five runs, followed by two in the fifth and three more in the sixth inning. The 57’s were held to three hits, incl...

18U AAA 57’s salvage one game from four-game home stand June 27, 2021 Swift Current 18U AAA 57’s third baseman Kelsey Rokochy (right) tagged Mitch Himmelspach out to end the game during a 3-0 win over the South East Twins on Sunday. STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER The Swift Current 18U AAA 57’s saved the best for last during a four-game home stand over the weekend. The 57’s lost the first three games of the weekend, but picked up a shutout win in the finale to move to 5-7 in th...

The only reason I even noticed the cicada mating call in my backyard last week is that recently lots of people have been pointing out the presence of these

By Nina Jackson Jun 3, 2021 On Cape we know that purple and red flags on the beach means sharks and Maine has adopted the same warning to inform swimmers sharks have been sighted. The Purple flags fly on Cape Cod beaches to remind swimmers that the ocean is a habitat for sharks. The Red flag means sharks have been sighted and it is not safe to go in the water.  Since more sharks have been seen off the coast of Maine these flags will be used at the following beaches and coastal parks in Ma...

Maine state beaches and coastal parks will adopt a flag system used in Massachusetts to warn residents of the presence of sharks.

HARPSWELL, Maine (AP) — Maine state coastal parks will adopt a flag system used in...

Maine state coastal parks will adopt a flag system used in Massachusetts to warn beachgoers of the presence of sharks after a fatal attack last year.

The shark warning flag is widely used in Cape Cod, which sees more white sharks than Maine.

Maine state coastal parks will adopt a flag system used in Massachusetts to warn beachgoers of the presence of sharks.

Town officials want visitors to be safe this summer