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NECBL: Valley Blue Sox rally past Ocean State, 4-3 - Vimarsana News

NECBL: Valley Blue Sox rally past Ocean State, 4-3

NECBL: Valley Blue Sox rally past Ocean State, 4-3 Staff Reports Published: 6/13/2021 9:02:16 PM A two-run bottom of the seventh inning made the difference for the Valley Blue Sox, as the club rallied from a deficit to secure a 4-3 victory over the Ocean State Waves in a New England Collegiate Baseball League contest Sunday evening at MacKenzie Stadium in Holyoke. Garrett Schultz ripped a two-out, go-ahead two-run double in the bottom of the seventh inning to erase a 3-2 deficit for the Blue Sox (6-3). Cole Andrews and Mason LaPlante scored on the play to make it a 4-3 game.

G7 Cornwall: Living in the resorts in the global spotlight - Vimarsana News

G7 Cornwall: Living in the resorts in the global spotlight

The G7 summit is being held in a remote part of Cornwall, and has divided opinion amongst locals.

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Cafe owner disagrees with timing of outdoor seating charges - Vimarsana News

Cafe owner disagrees with timing of outdoor seating charges

NEXT month new licences will be needed for restaurants and cafes across the Vale of Glamorgan to have tables and chairs on public pavements.

Vale of Glamorgan cafes to pay hundreds for outdoor seating - Vimarsana News

Vale of Glamorgan cafes to pay hundreds for outdoor seating

Cafes and restaurants in the Vale of Glamorgan must pay hundreds of pounds from July to have outdoor tables and chairs.

Vale of Glamorgan cafes concerned at fee changes for pavement tables - Vimarsana News

Vale of Glamorgan cafes concerned at fee changes for pavement tables

BBC News Published media caption"To pay it now, I think, most of us in Penarth would struggle" Cafe owners say council changes will see some having to pay hundreds of pounds more for outside seating areas. From July, Vale of Glamorgan premises must pay £150 to £750 a year depending on how many tables and chairs they have, a change from a flat rate. The council said it was aimed at limiting the amount of space cafes take up on the pavement and making access easier for disabled people. "The timing is bad," said Matt Holland of Wilmore's 1938 in Penarth. The council said there had always been ...

Source: bbc.co.uk