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Police Log: Man found in street with head injury
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Tracy police made an arrest following an alleged fight 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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    Roger Traina of the Tracy Breakfast Lions Club watches as the American flag is raised on the new flagpole dedicated to former teacher Carole Merrill at Traina Elementary School on Thursday, May 16. Merrill died of a heart attack while teaching in an eighth grade classroom in 2011. Carole Merrill died of a heart attack in 2011 while teaching an eighth-grade class at the school. Glenn Moore/Tracy Press
    Traina teacher remembered
    Students, school employees and family members gathered Thursday to dedicate the Traina School flagpole to Carole Merrill, who died in 2011.
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    Cancer survivors Larry Actkinson (from left) and Frank Jurado talk as Actkinson’s wife Linda looks on during the American Cancer Society Relay For Life survivors reception on April 25. Actkinson was named the survivor of the year during the reception. Glenn Moore/Tracy Press
    Stories of survival
    Relay For Life, which began in Tracy in 2001, is taking place this weekend for the second year in a row.
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    Lammersville Unified School District officials signed a steel beam Wednesday, May 15, that will become a permanent part of Mountain House High School, now under construction on Mustang Boulevard in the southern portion of the community. Pictured among the signers are Superintendent Dale Hansen (from left), Assistant Superintendent Khushwinder Gill and trustees David Pombo and Matthew Balzarini. Denise Ellen Rizzo/Tracy Press
    Beaming moment
    Members of the Lammersville Unified School District got the chance to put their mark on the new Mountain House High School on Wednesday, May 15.
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    Tracy-born artist, Ron Farnsworth, works on a painting in his temporary art studio inside a vacant storefront at 110 10th St. He is working out of the store to promote interest to the downtown area. The painting is a mini version of a piece on cranes for a high-rise in Tampa, Florida. Denise Ellen Rizzo/Tracy Press
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