Local youth enjoy some final summer ball fun

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Camber Foss prepares to make contact for a single in the first inning of a Gator 10U summer softball home game versus East Polk on July 9. Local youth are closing out their summer baseball and softball seasons. (photo by Ryan Bergeron)


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