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Nats great Sean Doolittle shows how to throw out the 1st pitch| NBC4 Washington
SUMMARY: Nats great Sean Doolittle demonstrates how to throw out the first pitch with confidence and proper technique. He emphasizes gripping the ball across the seams comfortably, using a wind-up with balance, and engaging the crowd for support. Doolittle guides bullpen catcher Drew Rossy through practice, correcting mistakes like throwing too far outside. He highlights key mechanics such as glove positioning and shoulder movement. After some adjustment, Rossy successfully throws a perfect pitch. Doolittle shares encouragement and a positive mindset, showing that with support and practice, anyone can deliver a great first pitch.
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Invasive spotted lanternfly spotted in VA
SUMMARY: The invasive spotted lanternfly has been spotted in Virginia, specifically in Richmond and Lynchburg. The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services confirmed these sightings. Originally found in Virginia in 2018, the pest causes damage to trees and vines, posing a significant threat to local agriculture. Residents are encouraged to be vigilant and take action if they see spotted lanternflies, helping to control their spread and protect ecosystems. Early detection and intervention are vital to managing this invasive species in the Commonwealth.
The first Spotted Lanternfly adults of the season in Virginia were spotted in Richmond and Lynchburg last week.
More information: https://www.12onyourside.com/2025/07/03/heres-what-do-if-you-find-spotted-lanternfly/
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USC sprinter Madison Whyte
SUMMARY: Newport News native Madison Whyte, a Southern Cal sprinter, has made a significant impact for the USC women’s track team. At the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Oregon, the former Heritage Hurricane narrowly missed the 200-meter national title, finishing behind South Carolina’s Jamea Ford. Whyte also contributed to USC’s 4×100 relay team, which won a national title, helping the Trojans place second overall in the women’s team competition. Now a confident sophomore, Madison feels she has embraced collegiate life and running, maintaining the same passion she had in high school—running for the love of it.
She played a key role in USC’s 4×100-meter relay team that captured the national championship, adding to her growing list of collegiate accolades.
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Rain clearing out, dry conditions expected for holiday weekend
SUMMARY: Rain is clearing out, bringing drier conditions for the holiday weekend. After recent rains, humidity and dew points remain high but are expected to drop as two cold fronts move through, reinforcing drier air. Temperatures will rise into the upper 80s and low 90s with mostly clear to partly cloudy skies and a low chance (less than 20%) of isolated showers tomorrow. Coastal areas like Virginia Beach will see comfortable mid-80s and calm waters. The weekend looks dry and pleasant, with the next rain chance likely early next week as humidity gradually increases again.
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