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The best baseball team behind bars

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By Brian Frank
| Idaho Statesman Verified
The paper flyers went up early one morning in April, an advertisement of hope in the cell blocks of California’s most notorious prison: Baseball tryout, Saturday, 9 a.m. Richard Williams couldn’t have been more excited. He had been incarcerated in San Quentin for over three decades, and for the next six months, he would not be just Richard Williams, inmate H-07618. He would be Coach Will, the leader of the San Quentin Giants, the country’s best baseball team behind bars.
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The Simple Way to Buy, Deploy Digital Fare Systems

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By Brian Frank
| METRO Magazine Verified
Jumping feet first into a process you know will stretch your time and budget to the limit is nobody’s idea of fun. The fear of the hassle and complexity of procurement is why decision makers in transit agencies often delay the introduction of new fare collection systems. New ways to implement digital ticketing could provide reassurance, however — enabling transit agencies to feel the fear and do it anyway. The Dreaded RFP It’s a rigmarole transit agencies dread.
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Just 12,000 Votes Are Left To Count In LA County. Here's Where We Stand

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By Brianna Lee, Brian Frank
| LAist Verified
Make It Make Sense: Election 2024 Edition Stop refreshing your browser. Our post-election newsletter will let you know when each race is called and what the results mean for your life in L.A. so you can get ready for what comes next. Topline: The latest release of votes from L.A. County last night leaves just 12,000 ballots to count. Why it matters: That means the outcome in most local races has become pretty clear.
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