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The greatest and most underrated, prideful girls sports team across Bloomington, and you may have never heard of them

As the nation watches its brackets get busted and Cinderella teams dance their way to the second round of the 2023 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. However, for many women across America, hearing about the product of sport and empowerment is never louder than in the town of Bloomington, Ind.

Bloomington, IN9 days ago

JM McBride

City of La Crosse declares 'snow emergency' as storm moves in

The City of La Crosse has announced a snow emergency that begins on March 9, 2023. “Snow Emergency Issued,” reads a news release issued by the Wisconsin city. “Alert Begins March 9 at 6 p.m.”

La Crosse, WI17 days ago

Julie Morgan

Events coming to Clay County are expected to increase tourism dollars

Several events are coming to Clay County to bring more tourism dollars to the area. Airstreams Ventures, the county's sports and event marketing company, outlined several events that are either booked or close to being booked.

Clay County, FL2023-01-20

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Julie MorganI cover Clay County in North Florida. I write about what matters to you in Orange Park, Green Cove Springs, Penny Farms, Keystone Heights, Fleming Island, etc. Got a hot tip? Tell me about it!

The Tufts DailyThe Tufts Daily is the entirely student-run newspaper of record at Tufts University in Medford, Mass. An editorially and financially independent organization, the Daily’s staff of more than 100 covers news, features, arts and sports on Tufts’ four campuses and in its host communities. The Daily’s editorial board and columnists provide opinions and commentary alongside op-eds submitted by readers and members of the Tufts community. In recent years, the Daily has also expanded into multimedia, including podcasts and videojournalism. Founded in 1980, the Daily publishes a print edition four days each week and a digital edition every weekday during the academic year. All of the Daily’s coverage can be found on its consistently updated website devoted to upholding its motto: “Where you read it first.”

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Tufts sports look to build on last year’s success this spring

The Tufts softball team plays Bowdoin on Apr. 17, 2021.Lydia Richardson / The Tufts Daily. Despite the challenges that Tufts sport teams have faced throughout the last two years, trying to compete and practice during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Jumbos have shown resilience and patience. Not only have our athletes survived, but they have thrived. Many spring sports, including softball and lacrosse, achieved tremendous success at the NESCAC and national levels last year. Now, with relatively fewer COVID-19 restrictions, here are what spring sports at Tufts will be up to this season.

Somerville, MA2022-01-22

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