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Cancer survivors walk the first lap to open the 13th annual Relay For Life of Tracy at Kimball High School on Saturday, May 18. Glenn Moore/Tracy Press
Cancer survivors walk the first lap to open the 13th annual Relay For Life of Tracy at Kimball High School on Saturday, May 18. Glenn Moore/Tracy Press
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Relay unites community against cancer
by Glenn Moore
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Cancer survivors walked side by side with friends and family as they continued the fight against the disease at the 13th annual Relay For Life of Tracy at Kimball High School Saturday, May 18.
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The Millennium softball team shows off its Sac-Joaquin Section Division VII championship banner after the Falcons beat Elliot Christian 11-10 on Saturday, May 18, at Arnaiz Fields in Stockton. Bob Brownne/Tracy Press
Softball: Millennium wins Division VII title
Falcons beat five-time champion Elliot on Saturday, May 18.
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West High football coach Chris Myers leads the Wolf Pack football team through stretching exercises on his first official day as West’s head coach on Wednesday, May 15. Bob Brownne/Tracy Press.
Fresh face, new approach for West football
Starting this week, the West High football program gets a fresh start. Chris Myers was already active with the Wolf Pack football team before Wednesday, May 15, his first official day as head coach...
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Tracy Talks: Teen faces Lyme disease with courage
by Anne Marie Fuller / For the Tracy Press
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Samantha Heinrich, 16, is undergoing treatment for Lyme disease, a bacterial infection transmitted by ticks, after testing positive in June.

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    Celeste Garamendi (center), co-host for a Boots and Buckles in the Field dinner Saturday, May 18, briefs Dave and Janice Johnson on operations of the Connolly Ranch in the Altamont Hills above Corral Hollow Canyon. Sam Matthews/Tracy Press
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