NORTH SHORE – State Senator Joan Lovely guests on MSONEWSPORTS.COM. Below stories on Rep. Moulton and Navigators.
NEWSCAST – Rick Moore
Gloucester Engineering leaving Cape Ann; Fiesta boating visitors get warning; Fiesta schedule; Beverly High School seniors internship program again a success; Another hearing in Salem on F.W. Webb expansion; The Day the Stones came rolling into Lynn
SPORTSCAST – Bill Newell
Washington, D.C.— Today at 11:00am at the House Triangle on Capitol Hill, Reps. Moulton (D-MA), Curbelo (R-FL), Dold (R-IL), and Rigell (R-VA) will hold a press conference to announce the introduction of bipartisan gun violence prevention legislation. The bill will serve as the House Companion to Senator Susan Collins’ (R-ME) legislation to keep guns out of the hands of terrorists.
Community Notice: Aesthetics and Skin Care Program Information Session at NSCC
Train to enter one of the fastest growing industries in the U.S. – the skin care industry!
Join us at an Aesthetics and Skin Care Program Information Session at North Shore Community College (NSCC), Monday, June 27, 5:30pm. The free information session will be held at NSCC’s Danvers Campus, 1 Ferncroft Road, Math and Science building,room DS123.
NSCC’s Aesthetics and Skin Care Program is a 300-clock hour licensing program – approved by the Massachusetts Board of Registration of Cosmetology – that will provide you with the knowledge, and hands-on experience with the products, electrical equipment, techniques and popular trends used in the best known salons and spas.
For more information, contact Lorraine Boyd at 978-236-1200.
Navigators Fall To Sharks In Tightly Contested Game, 4-3
On a breezy night here at Fraser Field, the North Shore Navigators took on the visiting Martha’s Vineyard Sharks. The two teams, tied at 6-12 in the standings, battled in hopes of sending one another to the cellar. The Navigators cooled off a bit and were unable to add on to their five game win streak, falling by the final score of 4-3.
For the second game in a row the Navigators started slowly, trailing 3-0 after the top of third. Mack Nathanson (Wofford College) got the offense started for the Navs hitting a solo shot to left center. It was Nathanson’s first home run of the season and it was a crucial moment in the game for the Navs.
Later in the inning after a singling and advancing on an error, Joey Pena, the St. Thomas Aquinas product who has reached base safely in all 18 games he has played, reached second base. MacDaniel Singleton (Salem State) hit an RBI single immediately after to cut the lead to 3-2 after three
The Navs were able to tie the game in the bottom half of the sixth inning. Pena lead of the inning and was able to advance to third on a Singleton double. A Mike D’Acunti sacrifice fly to center tied the game 3-3 and stranded Singleton in scoring position.
Richie Cruz (Florida International) pitched an absolute gem for the Navigators, though he ended up getting a no decision. Cruz threw seven strong innings with a team high eight strikeouts and giving up three runs. Unfortunately, the Navs could not hold on to win as the Sharks plated one late run to just edge out the victory in the game.
The Navigators will host the Sharks again on Friday, June 24 at 7:00 p.m. and will look to get back to their winning ways. Be sure to come out for the ballgame and catch a Firework display
