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3Labor Day
7 Fight Procrastination Day
9 California Admissions Day
21 Native American Day (California)
22 Elephant Appreciation Day
23 First Day of Autumn
Rose Pet project There's an old saying among actors that you never want to share a scene with kids or dogs, because you're sure to be upstaged. People generally not only want to watch children and canines, but they also want the best for them - safety, comfort, affection, fun activities and all that comes with being in loving homes. Anyone attending a recent agility course at Saving Grace Pet Adoption Center in Winchester would be able to see many of those goals being met through the center's Summer Youth Volunteer Program. Designed to give young area residents a chance to volunteer at the animal shelter and to learn about owning pets, the program has perks for participating animals as well. Getting the dogs out of kennels and around the company of humans in stimulating surroundings helps socialize the dogs and make them more adoptable, organizers say. It also reduces the stresses of shelter life. The program is to be commended for creating bonds be
Docs 5-17, Salem 1-2 SALEM - In a season opener delayed nearly two weeks, Dr. Stewart's made up for lost time with a sweep of Salem Post Nine. The Docs had a combined 30 hits in the doubleheader, including home runs by Vince Ampi, Josh Graham, Derek Priestley and Kyle Jaukkuri in the nightcap. In the opener, Brandon Jackson threw a complete-game four-hitter. Docs 4, Springfield 2 SPRINGFIELD - Pitchers Josh Graham, Jay Tovey and Vince Ampi combined to hold the Titans to five hits. Ampi also went 3-for-4 with an RBI double. Docs 20, Springfield 3 Dr. Stewart's home opener was hardly suspenseful as it led 9-1 after the first inning and never looked back. Johnny Farrington scored in each of his four plate appearances, Brandon Jackson was 3-for-5 with three RBIs and Jared Priestley hit a pair of doubles. Docs 16, Fairfield, Calif. 10 Faced with a six-run deficit early, Dr. Stewart's responded with a salvo of hits and got five scoreless innings of relief pitching in the c
Rose Pet project There's an old saying among actors that you never want to share a scene with kids or dogs, because you're sure to be upstaged. People generally not only want to watch children and canines, but they also want the best for them - safety, comfort, affection, fun activities and all that comes with being in loving homes. Anyone attending a recent agility course at Saving Grace Pet Adoption Center in Winchester would be able to see many of those goals being met through the center's Summer Youth Volunteer Program. Designed to give young area residents a chance to volunteer at the animal shelter and to learn about owning pets, the program has perks for participating animals as well. Getting the dogs out of kennels and around the company of humans in stimulating surroundings helps socialize the dogs and make them more adoptable, organizers say. It also reduces the stresses of shelter life. The program is to be commended for creating bonds be
Docs 5-17, Salem 1-2 SALEM - In a season opener delayed nearly two weeks, Dr. Stewart's made up for lost time with a sweep of Salem Post Nine. The Docs had a combined 30 hits in the doubleheader, including home runs by Vince Ampi, Josh Graham, Derek Priestley and Kyle Jaukkuri in the nightcap. In the opener, Brandon Jackson threw a complete-game four-hitter. Docs 4, Springfield 2 SPRINGFIELD - Pitchers Josh Graham, Jay Tovey and Vince Ampi combined to hold the Titans to five hits. Ampi also went 3-for-4 with an RBI double. Docs 20, Springfield 3 Dr. Stewart's home opener was hardly suspenseful as it led 9-1 after the first inning and never looked back. Johnny Farrington scored in each of his four plate appearances, Brandon Jackson was 3-for-5 with three RBIs and Jared Priestley hit a pair of doubles. Docs 16, Fairfield, Calif. 10 Faced with a six-run deficit early, Dr. Stewart's responded with a salvo of hits and got five scoreless innings of relief pitching in the c
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