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Del Tech shortstop Kaylie Moore takes out Montgomery County Community College’s Camille Dunham in the 19-0 victory over the Mustangs in the first doubleheader of the weekend. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Dan Cook April 12, 2021
The Delaware Tech softball squad moved to 10-2 on the season after defeating Montgomery County Community College and Community College Baltimore County - Catonsville in twin doubleheaders Saturday and Sunday at their Georgetown campus.
The ladies of Del Tech scored a 19-0 win in the opening game with Montgomery County Community College and followed with a 19-0 second-game victory. They kept the bats hot on Sunday with an 11-1 win in game one with CCBC-Catonsville and 11-0 in the second. Del Tech outscored their opponents 60-1 on the weekend.
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Probably only second in popularity to its annual music issue,
Oxford Americanâs yearly food-focused edition is always highly anticipated among readers of the Arkansas-based magazine. For its 2021 issue, now available on newsstands or online, the publication has tapped acclaimed Nashville author and food expert Alice Randall as guest editor, and she has recruited some remarkable local contributors.
Randall introduces the issue with an essay dedicated to two noted food writers who died in the past year â Julia Reed and Randall Keenan â along with Marie Dutton Brown, a longtime literary agent who paved the way for many Black writers in the competitive world of publishing. Lokelani Alabanza, the owner of plant-based Nashville ice cream company Saturated, contributes a thoughtful essay opin
AL: What books have most impacted you?
DW: As a kid it was the classics.
The Secret Garden planted the seed, so to speak, for my love of gardens. My connection to nature stems from this even now, while I don’t have a garden space. I even love the film adaptation! I love seeing things brought to life. It fits my visual side.
Design-book wise, I love the old decorators, and their books are in their voices, which is so appealing. I turn to Billy Baldwin, Mark Hampton, David Hicks…They’re so instructive do this, don’t do that” and still resonate today. Colefax and Fowler’s