"Dogs Chase Cars," the fictitious glance into the newspaper industry's downturn through the eyes of a longtime sports columnist, continues to earn strong reviews since launching in the spring.
Pat Sangimino's debut novel is now available on several publishing platforms including Amazon.com and
Yes, we're late. We've been busy. Forgive us.
Today, we honor the Class of 2025. We salute the Peninsula's college commits – all with the No. 1 goal of getting a higher education. And some are also advancing their baseball careers.
If there's
Yes, we're late. We've been busy. Forgive us.
Today, we honor the Class of 2025. We salute the Peninsula's college commits – all with the No. 1 goal of getting a higher education. And some are also advancing their baseball careers.
If there's
"Dogs Chase Cars," the fictitious glance into the newspaper industry's downturn through the eyes of a longtime sports columnist, continues to earn strong reviews since launching in the spring.
Pat Sangimino's debut novel is now available on several publishing platforms including Amazon.com and
Just three to go. Today, we pay homage to Nos. 3 and 2, high school teammates who will soon be playing together at the college level: Brock Ketelsen and Quinten Marsh of Valley Christian.
Our top five features a quintet of outstanding ballplayers. Today, we unleash two of them -- No. 5 Archer Horn, the St. Ignatius Prep junior who might have more ability than anyone on the Peninsula and No. 4 Evan Bradshaw, who was the heart of the Serra Padres' CCS title run.
