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May 5—It is truly the end of an era for Gloucester Little League, an era that spanned more than four decades and saw hundreds of kids learn and fine tune their baseball skills. Long time league manager Lisa Olson, a well-known face around local baseball fields who has coached the Pirates in Gloucester Little League since the 1970s, has officially retired from coaching Little League baseball. ...

Starkville, Mississippi, is expected to receive around $5.78 million from the American Rescue Act, according to funding estimates from the House Committee on Oversight and Reform. The American Rescue Act, a $1.9 trillion relief bill passed by Congress in March of 2021, is set to aid Americans with the negative economic effects of COVID-19. The House Committee on Oversight and Reform reports that Mississippi will collect approximately $2.9 billion for its legislature, metropolitan cities, smaller towns and cities, counties and capital projects from the $350 billion total allocated to the 50 U....

Charlottesville City Manager shares Parks and Rec Plan Charlottesville City Manager shares Parks and Rec Plan By Steve Rappaport | March 15, 2021 at 9:38 PM EDT - Updated March 15 at 10:47 PM CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Charlottesville’s City Manager says there is some concern that the city won’t be able to get facilities fully staffed for spring and summer, which means some wouldn’t open. Chip Boyles shared his concern with city councilors Monday night. Baseball fields are already open, with 100 percent compliance with COVID-19 protocols so far. Pools are set to open on...

You can repeat that thousands of times over, spoke to a man from another island in abaco who told me that there was a storm surge. he had gone under. his son reached out to hold him up. he really wanted to let go, he couldn't take anymore, but he said, no, i'm not going to let my son see me die this way. and he got himself out of there. sorry, jake. >> so tough. paula, you were not supposed to spend the night on the abaco islands. what happened? >> reporter: so, we were at a staging area here in nassau and there are flights everywhere. they just couldn't get us back. with the way the air condi...

The problem has gotten so bad at the little league field in albuquerque that now before the games, you have parents and volunteers, 25 or 30 of them have to walk six baseball fields because they have to see if there's any of these hypodermic needles or syringes themselves. the city notes there's more homeless people in the area around this area and that appears to be a big part of the problem. the homeless use these stands and dugouts as shelters. sometimes they sleep in the bathrooms and sometimes they hang out in the dugouts. a homeless man was sleeping in a dugout and the game was moved to ...