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Barry Larkin, who played his entire career with the Cincinnati Reds, to
be inducted in the baseball Hall of Fame. The fans will be a big part of
the celebration... Source: WCPO 9 News/ YouTube January 11, 2012
be inducted in the baseball Hall of Fame. The fans will be a big part of
the celebration... Source: WCPO 9 News/ YouTube January 11, 2012
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Cincinnati Reds Devin Mesoraco and Ryan LaMarre
visited and spoke with youth baseball players at the
Reds Urban Youth Academy (RUYA), an urban baseball
and softball training academy established and
operated by the Reds Community Fund. The academy
was opened in 2009 and provides free, year round
baseball and softball instruction to youth ages 8 – 18.
The academy is currently located at the temporary
Clark Montessori High School, site of existing RBI
fields; Brandon Phillips Field (baseball), and P&G
Field (softball). It offers an array of clinics for
baseball, softball and coaches. In addition to running
training clinics, the academy offers an indoor facility
for youth teams to utilize during the winter months.
The academy operates on a year round basis under
the direction of the Reds Community Fund.
visited and spoke with youth baseball players at the
Reds Urban Youth Academy (RUYA), an urban baseball
and softball training academy established and
operated by the Reds Community Fund. The academy
was opened in 2009 and provides free, year round
baseball and softball instruction to youth ages 8 – 18.
The academy is currently located at the temporary
Clark Montessori High School, site of existing RBI
fields; Brandon Phillips Field (baseball), and P&G
Field (softball). It offers an array of clinics for
baseball, softball and coaches. In addition to running
training clinics, the academy offers an indoor facility
for youth teams to utilize during the winter months.
The academy operates on a year round basis under
the direction of the Reds Community Fund.
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This month: CYC Honors Outstanding Volunteers and Mentors America's Promise Alliance Youth Testimonial Award On the Move To read all about it, Click here or on photo! |
| The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, a symbol of hope, is now the backdrop and "star" of Jeff Radford's music video for Radford's song Invisible. You also catch views of the Cincinnati and Northern Ky skylines. Posted the video so that you can check it out. As the song says, "...face the challenge, one step at a time...don't loose your faith...". What do you think? Read viewer comments |
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One of "The Big Three" who fought for Civil Rights, he
spent most of his adult life in Cincinnati continuing the
fight for racial equality and unity.
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spent most of his adult life in Cincinnati continuing the
fight for racial equality and unity.
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