Photos of the day for 14th July 2021
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WASA mobilized several work crews from the organization to repair a damaged under ground sewerage line located on the Eastern Main Road between Ryan Street and Broome Street in San Juan, the scheduled maintenance operation forced motorist to seek alternative route in the immediate area on Wednesday. Photo by Marvin Hamilton
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One of the big questions the Spurs need to answer this offseason is whether they will offer Lonnie Walker IV a contract extension. The three-year veteran is eligible for one, and San Antonio has recently been locking down its perimeter players before they hit free agency, with both Dejounte Murray and Derrick White signing extensions before their fourth season.
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