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James Foster

  • Student, Oberlin College
  • NFL/Draft Writer, Wide Left
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NFL/Draft writer for Wide Left | Co-host @DaftonDraft | Previously with The 33rd Team/A to Z Sports
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Amherst community rallies, urges School Committee to protect LGBTQIA+ students

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By James Foster
| MassLive Verified
AMHERST — For the last three years, community members have been advocating for queer students and faculty in the Amherst-Pelham Regional School District. The community’s efforts came to a head outside of Amherst-Pelham Regional High School on Tuesday, prior to the regional school committee’s meeting.
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How Much Should NFL Teams Bid for Brendan Sorsby in the Supplemental Draft?

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By James Foster
| Wide Left
Photo by Ron Jenkins/Getty Images for ONIT After a drawn-out legal battle between Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby and the NCAA — the NCAA denied Texas Tech’s appeal to reinstate the quarterback, who placed over $90,000 of bets in four years at Indiana and Cincinnati, and courts instituted a temporary injunction allowing him to play the season before the Big 12 independently filed suit to prevent him from playing conference games — Sorsby decided to sidestep all of that and declare for...
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Longmeadow to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with time capsule event

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By James Foster
| MassLive Verified
LONGMEADOW — To commemorate the 250th anniversary of America’s independence, and to look forward to its tricentennial in 2076, Longmeadow will be hosting a time capsule burial on its town green Saturday at 1 p.m. The time capsule, which contains letters and objects that have been collected as part of the town’s monthslong celebration of America’s 250th, is intended to be opened in 50 years in honor of America’s 300th anniversary.
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