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Manager Bob Melvin returning to helm San Diego Padres next season, says GM
Melvin will be back with the Padres for the 2024 Major League Baseball season despite the team’s disappointing 2023 season.
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A Safe Haven: Saving Animals During Coronavirus Crisis
A cow, a chicken, a rural sanctuary and a local non-profit have come together for an amazing animal rescue story that shows how one person can make a difference.
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Musgrove Pitches 1st No-Hitter in San Diego Padres History
El Cajon native and Padres pitcher Joe Musgrove held the Texas Rangers without a hit in Friday night’s game, the first no-hitter in franchise history.
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San Diego Dog Running Business Goes The Distance to Help Dogs and Owners
Yes, there are plenty of dog walkers but Kimberli Weeks is a dog runner. “People don’t realize mental benefits of dog running. They calm down and become better, truer versions of themselves.”
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‘Let Them Play' Rallies in San Diego Call for End to Pandemic Restrictions on Youth Sports
A series of rallies across California Friday will push for an end to coronavirus pandemic-related restrictions on competitive youth sports, calling on the state to just “let them play.”
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Padres Keep Dealing, Acquire Pitcher Yu Darvish from Cubs
The San Diego Padres trade for their second front line starting pitcher in as many days, getting Yu Darvish from the Chicago Cubs
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Down to Earth Special: The Extinction Crisis
Nestled in the foothills of Samburu County in northern Kenya is Africa’s first community-owned elephant orphanage. This magical place of healing and hope is named Reteti Elephant Sanctuary. Reteti rescues and releases orphaned and abandoned elephant calves, while at the same time creating much-needed benefits to the local people that live alongside them. It’s a community partnership that is...
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Wildlife Scientists Examine the Great ‘Human Pause'
During this COVID-19 pandemic and quarantine, human activities have slowed down significantly around the world, presenting a unique opportunity for wildlife scientists. As a result, researchers have started a project to track wildlife before, during, and after the Coronavirus lockdown. Participating scientists are calling this period the “anthropause,” a world-wide slowdown of human activity. It’s a never-before opportunity to...
