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“Dinner on the Infield” returns to The Diamond
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT)— Get ready for Boots Beer and Baseball!. The Richmond Flying Squirrels are hosting their third annual Dinner on the Infield at The Diamond and inviting all friends and family to join the festivities. This year’s theme is “Boots, Beer & Baseball,” and guests are encouraged to...
Health Department to host rabies vaccination clinic
The Talbot County Health Department’s Office of Environmental Health will host its annual fall rabies vaccination clinic on Saturday, Sept. 14, from 1 to 3 p.m. The clinic will take place at the Environmental Health office at 215 Bay Street in Easton. Pet owners can have their dogs, cats and ferrets vaccinated against rabies for just $6 per animal. Payment in the form of cash and checks is accepted. Pets must be at least 12 weeks old. ...
Outerloop Stream Upcoming Live Album
Emerging Washington DC post-hardcore band Outerloop have just announced their new live record will be released on 27th September via DCxPC Records. The record captures the energy and raw emotion of the band’s 2023 performance at Distrito Music Fest, a Hispanic music festival held annually in the US capital city. Performances to celebrate the release will happen on September 27th and September 28th in Washington DC’s Pie Shop and Richmond, VA’s Richmond Music Hall respectively.
Hit-Run Driver Who Killed Pedestrian In Bladensburg Charged With Manslaughter
A hit-and-run driver who killed a 64-year-old District woman in Prince George's County has been apprehend, the Bladensburg Police Department announced. Beltsville resident Jerome Michael Phillip Young, 42, was arrested on a warrant following the investigation into the fatal crash involving Susan Woodard earlier this month. First responders were called...
Blue Jays Sweep Top Seven Spots in Season-Opener
SALISBURY, MD – The Johns Hopkins men’s cross country team put on a clinic at its season opener Saturday morning, claiming each of the top seven and nine of the top 10 spots at the Salisbury Fall Classic en route to a first-place team finish. Emmanuel Leblond picked up right where he left off following an All-American season in 2023, running the only sub-25-minute 8K on the day to take first with a time of 24:54.4. Coming in just behind the junior to complete the podium were Rowan Cassidy and freshman Olaf Dietz , who crossed the line in second…
‘Racism is still alive': Man says Chick-fil-A printed racial slur on meal label instead of name
When Marquise Vanzego got his food from the La Plata Chick-fil-A drive-thru last Friday, he was shocked by the racist name printed on the label. The Charles County man says the label he received had the word "monkeys" printed instead of his name. "It was devastating," Vanzego said. "It just...
MISSING PERSON: Devin Eric Webb, 37; Last Seen In Port Royal, VA
LEONARDTOWN, Md. – St Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office seeks your help in locating a missing person: Devin Eric Webb, 37, M, W, 5’06, 160. Last seen: Hornes Restaurant in Port Royal. If you have information that can assist in helping safely locate Devin Webb, please call...
Grafton continues stranglehold over Lady Trojans in volleyball
For the last dozen years, New Kent’s Lady Trojans have yet to figure out how to take down the Grafton Lady Clippers on the volleyball court. And at least for another match-up, they will have to wait for a rematch for a second opportunity. New Kent’s Lady Trojans fell...
High school football roundup: Chancellor player avoids serious injury; released from hospital
The Chancellor and Riverbend football teams hope to resume the season-opener that was halted Friday night with 44 seconds left in the third quarter when a Chargers player appeared to suffer a severe injury. Chargers head coach Neil Sullivan said senior guard James Smith was released from the hospital early...
Knights Kick Off 2024 Campaign with Second Place Finish at UMES
PRINCESS ANNE, MD. – FDU Men's Cross Country took a trip down to Maryland Saturday to begin their 2024 season by running in the UMES Season Opener. The Knights placed second as a team out of the four competitors in Saturday morning's meet. The Knights were led by Junior...
JMU Cross Country Finishes Fifth at Spider Alumni Open
MECHANICSVILLE, Va. – James Madison cross country ran as a pack to finish fifth out of 14 scoring teams in their season opener at Richmond’s Spider Alumni Open 4K on Saturday Morning at Pole Green Park. JMU tallied 175 points (33-34-35-36-37) with six person-best efforts, just 23 points behind George Mason (152). Virginia took home the team win with 19 points, followed by William & Mary (57) and Richmond (102). UVA’s Gillian Bushee won the 4,000-meter race in 13:31.1 out of 175 finishers. Quoting Head Coach Rebekah Ricksecker I’m very happy with our team’s execution of the race plan. Today’s…
Field Hockey Sunday Contest at William & Mary Moved to Noon
RICHMOND, Va. - The University of Richmond field hockey game against the College of William & Mary on Sunday, Sept.1 at Busch Field in Williamsburg, Va., has been moved up to a noon start due to inclement weather in the forecast. Fans can still tune in to the game on FloSports , which is a paid app, as both squads look to collect its first win of the season.
Agent 86 Reconnaissance Footage: The Heritage Regatta
Last week, Agent 86 submitted their report on the annual Heritage Regatta log canoe races. While most of 86’s work has been aerial spying, they successfully boarded the committee boat of this particular nautical tradition to capture the following surveillance material. This video is approximately two minutes in length.
Wildcats Defeat William & Mary, 3-2, For First Win of the Season
DURHAM, N.H. – Senior forward Ibrahim Conde (Montreal, Quebec) scored two goals as the University of New Hampshire men's soccer team defeated William & Mary, 3-2, on Saturday evening at Wildcat Stadium. The Wildcats improve to 1-1-1, while the Tribe fall to 1-1-0. The win marks the first for...
Tech Giant Ralph Gootee Credits CSM For Setting The Foundation For His Success
LA PLATA, Md. – The College of Southern Maryland (CSM) is a “pathway to possibility” for local students on the way to achieving their dreams – as proven true by former student Ralph Gootee, who credits CSM for launching his spectacular educational and professional career after graduating from Lackey High School in 2001.
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