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Valerie Preactor

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As seen in: WBAL-AM (Baltimore, MD), WIYY-FM (Baltimore, MD), C4 and Bryan Nehman
Sports Anchor, Reporter for @98Rock & @wbalradio

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Olympic Swimmer Ryan Lochte on Family, Teaching the Youth, and a Potential Comeback

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By Valerie Preactor Verified
| C4 and Bryan Nehman
Ryan Lochte, a name synonymous with Olympic glory, has recently opened a new chapter in his life. The four-time Olympic swimmer, who boasts six gold medals and twelve total Olympic medals, is now finding fulfillment in family life and new ventures after retirement. In a conversation with WBAL Sports Anchor/Reporter Valerie Preactor – Lochte shares how he has transitioned from the rigorous demands of competitive swimming to a more balanced lifestyle, filled with family time and personal projects.
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Orioles ready to battle Tampa Bay Rays at Camden Yards after successful road trip

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By Valerie Preactor Verified
| C4 and Bryan Nehman
The Baltimore Orioles are set to face the Tampa Bay Rays for the first time this season in a weekend series at Camden Yards. The Orioles, currently trailing the first-place New York Yankees in the division standings, have had a successful road trip, winning six of their last 10 games. The O’s winning streak includes a series sweep against the Chicago White Sox.
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Casey Cares Foundation provides teen with chance to spend a day at Orioles spring training

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By Valerie Preactor Verified
| C4 and Bryan Nehman
A critically ill teen got the chance to spend the day with the Baltimore Orioles for spring training. The Casey Cares Foundation – a Columbia-based nonprofit, provided 15-year-old Chris Neher, who has cystic fibrosis, and his family with a VIP experience to be on the field with the players during batting practice. Chris’s mother, Michelle Neher, called it a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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