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Making Running Fun Again – University of Maryland Athletics

Run College Park operates under two six-week seasons during the fall and spring, with meetings every Sunday from 2-3 p.m. The practices are filled with fun, energy and meeting new friends. Children practice their skills by competing in games that involve being active while connecting with Maryland student-athletes, as many others from teams such as […]

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Run College Park operates under two six-week seasons during the fall and spring, with meetings every Sunday from 2-3 p.m. The practices are filled with fun, energy and meeting new friends. Children practice their skills by competing in games that involve being active while connecting with Maryland student-athletes, as many others from teams such as wrestling and gymnastics have also volunteered.  

As the President of the College Park chapter, Simon strategically built her leadership team based on her teammates’ interests and skills: Talanova (Public Relations / Social Media), Nichols (Community Outreach), Turk (Community Outreach), Tretola (Treasurer), and Lorey (Season Planning). 

Talanova is a computer science major interested in digital marketing and social media. She explained how being a part of Run College Park has been fulfilling in terms of giving back while gaining career development experience. 

“I’ve always loved the idea of running a page,” Talanova said. “I’m a very creative person digitally. It’s been really fun creating templates, putting posts together, and finding fun, creative ways to make it more engaging for everyone.”



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Butte Sports SlateJuly 6-12WednesdayLegion baseball — 5 p.m., Helena Reps at Butte Miners (doubleheader, 3 Legends Stadium).ThursdayLegion baseball — 5 p.m., Dillon Cubs at Butte Miners (doubleheader, 3 Legends Stadium).FridayLegion baseball — 3 p.m., Bozeman Bucks B at Butte Muckers (tripleheader, 3 Legends Stadium).SaturdayLegion baseball — Noon, Belgrade Bandits at Butte Miners (doubleheader, 3 Legends […]

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July 6-12
Wednesday
Legion baseball — 5 p.m., Helena Reps at Butte Miners (doubleheader, 3 Legends Stadium).
Thursday
Legion baseball — 5 p.m., Dillon Cubs at Butte Miners (doubleheader, 3 Legends Stadium).
Friday
Legion baseball — 3 p.m., Bozeman Bucks B at Butte Muckers (tripleheader, 3 Legends Stadium).
Saturday
Legion baseball — Noon, Belgrade Bandits at Butte Miners (doubleheader, 3 Legends Stadium).
Legion baseball — 5 p.m., Butte Muckers at Anaconda A’s (doubleheader, Washoe Park).
Sunday, July 13

Legion baseball — Noon, Libby Loggers at Butte Miners (doubleheader, 3 Legends Stadium).



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Area youth baseball roundup | News, Sports, Jobs

Metro AIYBL ALTOONA INDEPENDENT YOUTH BASEBALL LEAGUE 12u MAJOR DIVISION PLAYOFFS CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES MONDAY Sheetz 7, Sylvan Veterinary 0: HR–Wasovich (S). Multiple hits–Wasovich 2, Maddox Lingenfelter 2, Murphy Lingenfelter 2, Myers 2 (S). WP–Wasovich (S). LP–Schiappa (SV). SO–Wasovich 12, Maddox Lingenfelter 1 (S), Schiappa 1, H. Coble 2 (SV). TUESDAY Sheetz 2, Sylvan Veterinary 0: […]

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ALTOONA INDEPENDENT YOUTH BASEBALL LEAGUE

12u MAJOR DIVISION PLAYOFFS

CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

MONDAY

Sheetz 7, Sylvan Veterinary 0: HR–Wasovich (S). Multiple hits–Wasovich 2, Maddox Lingenfelter 2, Murphy Lingenfelter 2, Myers 2 (S). WP–Wasovich (S). LP–Schiappa (SV). SO–Wasovich 12, Maddox Lingenfelter 1 (S), Schiappa 1, H. Coble 2 (SV).

TUESDAY

Sheetz 2, Sylvan Veterinary 0: Multiple hits–Leo Fanelli 2 (S). WP–Maddox Lingenfelter (S). LP–H. Coble (SV). SO–Maddox Lingenfelter 6 (S), H. Coble 5 (SV).

(Sheetz wins series 2-0)

10u AAA DIVISION PLAYOFFS

CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

SUNDAY

Makdad AAA 5, Altoona First Savings Bank 0

(Makdad AAA wins series 2-0)

BELLWOOD-ANTIS

BELLWOOD-ANTIS YOUTH LEAGUE

MAJOR CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

TUESDAY

Eagles 10, Martin Oil 5: Multiple hits–Crist, Clabaugh, Peterman (E); SO–Clabaugh 9, D Learn 1 (E); Smith 1, Plummer 4, Schmitt 2, Kelley 2.

WEDNESDAY

Martin Oil 18, Eagles 9: HR–Hartman 2, Schmitt (MO); Crist (E). Multiple hits–Plummer, Seiler, Smith, Schmitt, Hartman (MO); MaCahan, Crist (E). SO–Smith 2, Schmitt 8, Seiler 1 (MO); D Learn 4, Crist 1, Gates 3, Peterman 1 (E)

FRIDAY

Martin Oil 4, Eagles 2: HR–Seiler. Multiple hits–Crist (E); Seiler (MO); SO–Clabaugh 11 (E); Schmitt 13, Smith 2 (MO)

AABA

ALTOONA AREA BASEBALL ASSOCIATION

MAJOR LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS W-L

Holsinger’s Plumbing 21-4

Sheetz 20-5

Park Home 18-7

Leonard S. Fiore 14-8

John Sisto Law Office 14-12

Marana Electric 11-14

Masonic Lodges 10-12

Locker Room 5-17

Drenning Delivery 6-17

ARC 0-21

FIRST ROUND

SUNDAY, JUNE 30

Sheetz 2, Marana Electric 1: WP–Carson Bridenbaugh, LP–Hileman; SO–Carson Bridenbaugh 9, Carter Bridenbaugh 1 (S), Hileman 10 (ME)

John Sisto Law 6, LS Fiore 3: Multiple hits–Kustaborder 2, Cobler 3 (JS), Myers 2 (LSF); WP–Kustaborder, LP–Kraft; SO–Kustaborder 6, Pyo 1 (JS), Kraft 5, Gibney 1 (LSF)

MONDAY

John Sisto Law 2, LS Fiore 1: Multiple hits–Kustaborder 2 (JS); WP–Irvin, LP–B. Wolfe; SO–Irvin 5 (JS), Hershey 3 (LSF)

Sheetz 6, Marana Electric 0: Multiple hits–Connolly 2, Blake Orner 2 (S); WP–Connolly, LP–Woodring; SO–Connolly 5 (S), Woodring 5, Pincin 2 (ME)

SEMIFINALS

WEDNESDAY

Sheetz 12, Park Home 2: Multiple hits–Connolly 3, Carson Bridenbaugh 3, Touchton 2, Blake Orner 2 (S); WP–Carter Bridenbaugh, LP–Hescox; SO–Carter Bridenbaugh 10 (S), M. Williams 5 (PH)

John Sisto Law 8, Holsinger’s Plumbing 2: Multiple hits–Kustaborder 2, Irvin 3, Cobler 2, Frederick 2 (JS); WP–Kustaborder, LP–Farabaugh; SO–Kustaborder 12, Pyo 1 (JS), Farabaugh 4, Johnston 1, Perretta 1 (HP)

THURSDAY

Sheetz 6, Park Home 1: WP–Carson Bridenbaugh, LP–Roland; SO–Carson Bridenbaugh 6, Connolly 1 (S), Roland 2, Gamber 1 (PH)

Holsinger’s Plumbing 10, John Sisto Law 0: Multiple hits–Carter Klausman 3 (HP); WP–Carter Klausman, LP–Irvin; SO–Carter Klausman 5 (HP), Irvin 4 (JS)

SATURDAY

Holsinger’s Plumbing 5, John Sisto Law 4: Multiple hits–Johnston 2 (HP), Irvin 2 (JS); WP–Johnston, LP–Pyo; SO–Carter Klausman 2, Farabaugh 2, Johnston 2 (HP), Irvin 5, Pyo 3

MINOR LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS W-L-T

Altoona Honda 19-0-0

Gority Brothers 14-3-0

ERA Sports 10-7-1

Reliance Bank 9-8-0

Begin With Us 8-7-2

Altoona Kiwanis 6-11-0

Cabinetree 6-12-1

Altoona Mirror 6-12-1

Underground Sports 6-12-1

Redline Nutrition 3-15-0

PLAYOFFS

SUNDAY

Begin with Us 10, Reliance Bank 6

Altoona Honda 12, Begin with Us 1

(Altoona Honda Minor League champs)

EAST END

EAST END YOUTH LEAGUE

MAJOR LEAGUE PLAYOFFS

BEST-OF-3 SEMIFINALS

GAME 1

Cumming Motors 12, Burgmeier Hauling 4: WP–Porta, LP–Ritchey, SO–Porta 6, (CM), Ritchey 5, S.Yerty 1 (BH)

GAME 2

Cumming Motors 10, Burgmeier Hauling 6: HR–H. Holland (CM), Multiple hits–H. Holland 2, (CM), Koehle 2 (BH), WP–P. Holland, LP: Koehle, SO–P. Holland 3, H. Holland 5 (CM), Koehle 4, Farabaugh 1, Irwin 1 (BH).

(Cumming Motors wins series 2-0).

GAME 1

Greenwood Meadows 7, Penn Med 4: Multiple hits–Wentz 2, Piccotti 2 (GM), Bongiorno 2 (PM), WP–Wentz, LP–Nagle, SO–Wentz 8, McGinnis 5 (GM), Nagle 1, Riley 1 (GM)

GAME 2

Greenwood Meadows 15, Penn Med 0: Multiple hits–Pike 3, Meese 3, Wentz 3, McGinnis 2, (GM), WP–Pike, LP–McDowell, SO–Pike 3 (GM), McDowell 5 (PM).

(Greenwood Meadows wins series 2-0).

BEST-OF-3 CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

Game 1

Greenwood Meadows 7, Cumming Motors 0: Multiple hits–McGinnis 3, Pike 2 (GM), Coury 2, (CM), WP–Pike, LP–Porta, SO–Pike 7, Winterburn 4 (GM), Porta 1 (CM)

Game 2

Greenwood Meadows 11, Cumming Motors 4: Multiple hits–McGinnis 3, Meese 2, Wentz 2 (GM), Bulow 2, H. Holland 2, (CM), WP–Wentz, LP–H. Holland, SO–Wentz 7, McGinnis 2, (GM), H. Holland 3, P. Holland 1 (CM).

(Greenwood Meadows wins series 2-0).

(Greenwood Meadows Major League champion)

CONSOLATION GAME

Burgmeier Hauling 13, Penn Med 8: HR–Ritchey (BH), Multiple hits–Ritchey 3, Judy 2, Farabaugh 2 (BH), Bongiorno 3 (PM), WP–Koehle, LP–Nagle, SO–Koehle 2, Farabaugh 5, Ritchey 2 (BH), Nagle 1, McDowell 5 (PM)

FINAL MINOR LEAGUE STANDINGS W-L-T

Barton Plumbing 17-0

Furrer Beverage 13-4

Penn Crest 11-5-1

First Stop Shop 10-7

Mattas Motorsports 8-9-1

Reliable Tire 5-12

Kettle Inn 2-15

Grace Builders 2-15

RESULTS

Mattas Motorsports 4, Reliable Tire 2

Kettle Inn 4, Grace Builders 0

MINOR LEAGUE PLAYOFFS

Best-of-3 SEMIFINALS

Barton Plumbing 10, First Stop Shop 9

Barton Plumbing 8, First Stop Shop 1

(Barton’s Plumbing wins series 2-0)

Furrer Beverage 8, Penn Crest 7

Penn Crest 5, Furrer Beverage 4

Furrer Beverage 5, Penn Crest 4

(Furrer Beverage wins series 2-1)

BEST-OF-3 CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

Furrer Beverage 6, Barton Plumbing 4

Barton Plumbing 5, Furrer Beverage 1

Furrer Beverage 7, Barton Plumbing 6

(Furrer Beverage wins series 2-1)

(Furrer Beverage Minor League champs)

CONSOLATION GAME

First Stop Shop 5, Penn Crest 2



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CVYS LEAGUE U6 Allied Alarm Services tied Beichner Waste Services 2-2. Goals for Allied were by Reid Housler and Delilah Remington. Goals for Beichner were by Everett Beichner with an assist by Houston Johnson Lee. — — — U6 Just Breath Massage downed Bethany Camp 2-0. Goals for Just Breathe were by Emma Long and […]

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U6 Allied Alarm Services tied Beichner Waste Services 2-2.

Goals for Allied were by Reid Housler and Delilah Remington. Goals for Beichner were by Everett Beichner with an assist by Houston Johnson Lee.

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U6 Just Breath Massage downed Bethany Camp 2-0.

Goals for Just Breathe were by Emma Long and Joseph Spayer.

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U8 Top to Bottom Cleaning shut out Davey’s Logging 5-0.

Goals for Top to Bottom Cleaning were by Riley Carlstrom, Violet Dale, Wyatt Carlstrom and Gunnar Webster.

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U8 ROBO Enterprises defeated Hanson Road Auto Sales 5-0.

Goals for ROBO were by Chase Beichner and Kinlee Smith.

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U11 Mapleview Auto defeated LCR Electrical Inspections 5-2.

Goals for Mapleview were by Colton Hopkins, Darius Abram and Wesley Long.

Goals for LCR were by Jack Rivera and Colten Winton.

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U11 Blackstone Advanced Technologies upended P&W Acres 5-0.

Goals for Blackstone were by Nicholas Conti, Rhett Runge and Owen Berg.

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U16 Hall Enterprises won over Colecraft Commercial Furnishings 5-3.

Goals for Hall were by Jayden Crowell and Nathan Cieplinski, assisted by Ayden Hall.

Goals for Colecraft were by Talyah Emmott, assisted by Brody Beichner and Hannah Jackson.

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U16 Frazier Orthodontics defeated Empire Development 5-3.

Goals for Frazier were by Bentley Brown and Hunter Edson. Goals for Empire were by Jackson Marsh and Kristyn McVey.

JAYS U6 TIMBITS

Red Timbits beat Forest Green 3-0 behind a hat trick from Zelynd Woodard.

Goalies were Zoey Isaman, Harper Jenkins, Lincoln Saunders and Braxton Hinderleider. Goalies for Forest Green were Elyse Halovich, Austin Constantino, Dash Dawson and Landon Miniaci.

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Texas Orange Timbits beat Neon Yellow 3-1.

Sam Ingerson scored two goals and Elias Foust added the third for Orange.

Zach Wilson Jr. scored for Yellow.

Gia Strees, Calvin Fitzpatrick, Nico Yarber and Elias Foust were in goal for Orange while Reyna Snow, Amelia Snow, Jeriel Rosario Mendez and Greyson Verrett were the goalies for Yellow.

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Navy Timbits beat black Timbits 5-3.

Joziah Newton scored three goals and Elliott McAdoo added two for Navy.

Cole Grzesiak scored twice for Black and Mateo Torres tallied once.

Goalies were Elliott McAdoo and Myla Davis for Navy and Asher Herman, Anthem Dahlgren, Mateo Torres and Sebastian Sprague for Team Black.

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Carolina Blue Timbits beat Tropical Blue Timbits 3-0.

Zyan Anderson had all three goals.

Goalies for Carolina Blue were Ne’Kyle Taylor Jr., Avery Ferrara, Nicholas Johnson and Rosie Rupczyk.

Goalies for Tropical Blue were Grayson Reed, Marketta Peterson, Rashid Jabbar and Abigaele Miyota Mulonda

U10 GIRLS

FAYS U10 Girls Dog Moms tied BAYSO Kaczar Collision 2-2.

Peyton Brady and Piper Calkins scored for Dog Moms and Corinne Kaczar and Addison Adams scored for Kaczar Collision.

In goal for Dog Moms were Elizabeth Jones, Greta Roushey, Tatum Nazario and Peyton Brady.

FAST U8 GIRLS

Crafty Jean posted an 8-0 victory.

Anna Thompson and Jaidyn Gilson tallied three goals apiece, Alieda Sieber and Emily Holmquist both had one.

FAYS COED U6

Southern Tier T Shirts & Graphics defeated Dole Studio 7-1.

Vinny Pacheco and Reese Whippo each had two goals for Southern Tier T Shirts and Graphics, and Oliver Benson, Madeline Trusso and Nella Hoyos each had one goal.

Everett Ingrao had a goal for Dole Studios.

JAYS 8U

The AFSCME Local No. 418 Red team beat The Post-Journal (Pink) team 3-0.

Scoring for the Red team were Evan Anderson with two goals and Makeira Martinez with one. Goalies for the AFSCME Local No. 418 were Ronan Cardone, Evan Anderson, Jaxson Matey and Abagail Becker.

Goalies for The Post-Journal were Callum Jimerson, Juliet Whittaker, Jet Ferrara and Kyahrae Sharp.

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Honest John’s beat Fesseden, Laumer & DeAngelo 3-1.

Goal scorers for Honest John’s were Myles Curtis with two and Maurice Daniels with one.

Eli Rodriguez scored the lone goal for Fesseden, Laumer & DeAngelo.

Goalies for the Honest John’s were Addyson Anthony, Emme Johnson, Jerrica Planchotnik and Armani Cruz.

Goalies for the Fesseden, Laumer & DeAngelo team were Silas Triglia, Amelia Guzman, Eli Rodriguez and Carson Spare.

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Rodgers Land Surveying beat Pearl City Cycle 5-1.

Goal scorers for the Rodgers Land Surveying were Rocco Yarber with two goals, and Bryson Stone, Oakland Snow and Isaac Anderson with one goal apiece.

Elliot Forster scored the lone goal for Pearl City Cycle.

Goalies for Rodgers Land Surveying were Charlotte Pulliam, Liam Randolph, Theo Culpepper and Ze’Vontae Cottom.

Goalies for Pearl City Cycle (green) were Cyris Troutman, Aiyana Fish, Max Gordon and Mackenzy Lamb.

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The Trophy House beat Lena’s Pizza 4-0.

Goal scorers for the Trophy House were Jordy Berg and Max Meyer with two goals apiece.

Goalies for the Trophy House were Emily Billquist, Jordy Berg, Jackson Dossey and Seamus Nolloth.

Goalies for Lena’s Pizza were Oliver VanHorn, Julius George, Amiah Benitez and Gino Guevara.



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Nottingham vs. Sunnybrae in District 12 Little League Baseball – Trentonian

Nottingham players and coaches pose for a photo after winning the District 12 Little League Baseball championship game on Saturday evening at Ed Nevius Field in Hamilton Twp. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo) Nottingham players celebrate with the district banner after defeating Sunnybrae, 11-3, during the District 12 Little League Baseball championship round on Saturday evening […]

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Nottingham players and coaches pose for a photo after winning the District 12 Little League Baseball championship game on Saturday evening at Ed Nevius Field in Hamilton Twp. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)

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HAMILTON TWP. — Nottingham won its third straight and 31st overall District 12 Little League Baseball championship on Saturday evening with an 11-3 victory over Sunnybrae.

Check out some snaps from the game and make sure to read our full tournament coverage below:

Little League Baseball: For starters, Robbinsville overcomes Bordentown in eight innings to open District 12 Tournament

District 12 Little League Baseball: Sunnybrae, Nottingham advance

Little League Baseball: Matteo Pandolfini throws no-hitter, hits homer to power Nottingham to District 12 championship round

District 12 Little League Baseball: Sunnybrae gets past Bordentown in seven innings

District 12 Little League Baseball: Nottingham lifts 3rd straight Jim Davis Cup and 31st overall title

 

 

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Sports Camp and Community Day dribbles into Green Lake Co. | Local News

Sports equipment sits outside of Princeton School District, where The Green Lake County Health Department and Terrace Shores Church will host a Sports Camp and Community Day. The sports camp will feature basketball, volleyball, baseball, softball and football. Jessica Duch photo It’s game time in Green Lake County as a new community initiative is coming […]

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Sports equipment sits outside of Princeton School District, where The Green Lake County Health Department and Terrace Shores Church will host a Sports Camp and Community Day. The sports camp will feature basketball, volleyball, baseball, softball and football.




It’s game time in Green Lake County as a new community initiative is coming to the area that promises a day of sports and community resources.

The Green Lake County Health Department and Terrace Shores Church will host the first-ever Green Lake County Community Day and Sports Camp Thursday, July 17 at Princeton Public School.

The event was planned by the Green Lake County Health Department to address social factors affecting the health of community members. It’s also meant to bring awareness to the services and resources available to residents around Green Lake County.

The Green Lake County Health Department teamed up with Terrace Shores Church because it already was hosting a similar event.

“We wanted to provide a fostering environment for youth to grow in skill development, physical fitness and teamwork,” Green Lake County Deputy Health Officer Lauren Olson said. “We added the services and resources to help meet families where they are at and provide direct services all in one location.”

The event will be split into two parts: the sports camp and the resource fair.

The sports camp will go from noon to 4 p.m. and is open to area youth who will be in grades six through 12 this fall. Kids will have the option to play football, basketball, volleyball, baseball and softball.







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Brad and Suzanne Dolata play pickleball at Lake Street Outdoor Sports Complex in Green Lake.




The resource fair will go from 2 to 6 p.m. and anyone in Green Lake County can attend. The resource fair will feature free haircuts from Berlin Beauty Salon, a diaper giveaway from Jake’s Network of Hope and free sports physicals for students.

Additionally, employment assistance will be provided from Forward Services Corp. Mental health resources and presentations from Community Clothes Closet, Womens, Infants, and Children, the Boys and Girls Club of the Tri-County Area, Christine Ann Domestic Abuse Services and more will be offered.

ThedaCare Rural Health initiative will share information on blood pressure and vision checks, and the Green Lake County Extension FoodWIse will talk about nutrition. The Green Lake County Food Pantry, Advocap Head Start and the Green Lake County Aging and Disability Resource center also will provide information and resources.

The event also will feature a community meal that anyone can attend.

“We hope to see this event continue on an annual basis and help bring together the community and provide valuable resources to those that need it,” Olson said.

For more information or to register for the Green Lake County Community Day and Sports Camp, visit the Green Lake County Public Health Facebook page.



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