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WALES Oak Hill pitcher Gavin Rawstron didn’t flinch as he scooped up two hard-hit grounders and made the put-outs at first base.
Rawstron only grew stronger with each inning and helped deliver a 3-0 no-hitter against Lisbon (2-1) in a Mountain Valley Conference baseball game on Saturday.
Oak Hill pitcher Gavin Rawstron threw a 3-0 no-hitter against Lisbon in Wales on Saturday.
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“It was the first game that like the coach let me pitch more than just a few innings because it is our first game and I got to start,” Rawstron said. “I know it is like a friendly rivalry with them. We have a lot of friends on the team. We’ve got a lot of respect for those kids.
April 19, 2021
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This ‘citizen science’ project means anyone can help map the Great Barrier Reef – from the comfort of home
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Author: Mark McCord, Writer, Formative Content
The Great Reef Census is asking the global community to help assess the health of Australia’s coral reef system.
The project is collecting data on the 13,000 images of reef life taken by volunteers last year.Australia’s reefs are among thousands around the world that are under threat due to rising sea temperatures and acidification.
Oklahoma company buys Salesforce Tower for $192.5 million Alexandria Burris, Indianapolis Star
An Oklahoma-based investment firm has purchased Salesforce Tower for $192.5 million in a deal announced Friday.
Square Deal Investment Management acquired the downtown landmark from California-based Hertz Investment Group. The deal closed earlier this year.
The tower is the second office building Square Deal owns in the middle of Indiana s capital. The company s portfolio also includes Market Tower at the corner of Illinois and Market streets.
“Expanding our footprint in Indianapolis has been our firm’s priority for several years, so we are thrilled and honored to acquire the city’s trophy asset and are fortunate to have this rare opportunity, Andy Ridley, Square Deal s director of asset management of commercial real estate, said in a news release.
Indiana s tallest building has a new owner after Oklahoma City-based Square Deal Investment Management acquired Salesforce Tower from California-based Hertz Investment Group for $192.5 million. Salesf
by: Reed Parker, Inside INdiana Business
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Jan 8, 2021 / 08:01 PM EST
INDIANAPOLIS (Inside INdiana Business) Indiana’s tallest building has a new owner after Oklahoma City-based Square Deal Investment Management acquired Salesforce Tower from California-based Hertz Investment Group for $192.5 million. Salesforce Tower now gives the company its second building in downtown Indianapolis, after Market Tower.
Square Deal Director of Asset Management Andy Ridley says the company had been trying to expand its Indianapolis footprint for several years.
“We are thrilled and honored to acquire the city’s trophy asset and are fortunate to have this rare opportunity. Indianapolis is characterized by its business opportunities and its citizens whose passion for their city make it an ideal place to live and work, and we are proud to continue planting roots here.”