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Owen County High School Head Girls Basketball Coach Bob Osborne still doesn't think the Lady Rebels are where they can be.
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Owen County closed out the pre-Christmas portion of its schedule Dec. 21 with another double-digit win over Trimble County.
The Lady Rebels defeated the Lady Raiders 54-38 to improve their record to 6-1.
In their six victories this season, Owen County has won by an average of 21 points.
Osborne said the squad has room for improvement.
The Owen County Rebels were disappointed after their loss to Henry County Dec. 17.
And at halftime of their game against Walton-Verona Dec. 20, it seemed like they were going to have a blue Christmas.
Walton-Verona came to Owenton and after 16 minutes of basketball the Bearcats held a 30-20 lead.
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What started out as a promising week for Owen County ended in disappointment.
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Preview | Recap | Boxscore (Gm. 1) | Boxscore (Gm. 2)Strong pitching leads Bison to sweep of MTSU
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Behind record-setting pitching and timely hitting, the Lipscomb baseball team swept a doubleheader from Middle Tennessee 3-2 and 3-1 on Tuesday at Ken Dugan Field at Stephen L. Marsh Stadium in Nashville.
Game one of the twinbill saw the Lipscomb (3-1) pitchers rack up a school record 16 strikeouts against Middle Tennessee (1-3) led by eight from junior starter Josh Cotham. The righty went five solid innings allowing only one earned run, three hits and a pair of walks. Cotham was joined in the strikeout parade by junior southpaw with a pair and fellow lefty Gil Rehwinkel (1-0), who earned the win on the bump.
Rehwinkel tossed the final two and one-thirds innings and fanned six of the seven Blue Raiders he faced to pick up his first career.
"When we play a doubleheader, it's a lot of long baseball," said Lipscomb head coach Jeff Forehand. "Nine-inning doubleheaders are long but we need a lot of people to get in and get their innings in. We pitched it pretty good today.
"Strikeouts come and we like them but it's not necessarily how we want to pitch all the time. It just worked out in our favor. We don't want to go for the strikeout every time. Ground balls are just as easy but the strikeout in the first game was a big part of why we got the victory."
MTSU got a run right out of the gate on a first inning homer by second baseman Jonny Thomas but Lipscomb countered right back in the third when junior centerfielder Ricky Coleman came home on a single to right field by junior right fielder Zach Lowery.
The Bison then took their first lead of the contest in the fifth when senior left fielder M.L. Williams ripped a one-out double down the left field line ending the day for MTSU starter Jordan Cooper. Williams would then score on the very next pitch as Lowery drilled a pitch through the right side giving Lipscomb a 2-1 advantage.
The one-run cushion held for the Bison until the seventh when Nunn got into trouble with two outs and Rehwinkel was brought in to put out the fire. The southpaw was rudely greeted by a double by Thomas that tied the game at two bringing MTSU third baseman Hank LaRue in to score.
The eighth proved to be the difference in the contest as Lipscomb senior catcher Logan Hostettler ripped a one-out double to set the table. Forehand opted to pinch run freshman Joey Cecere and the move paid off when the newcomer scored on an RBI single by junior designated hitter Lee Wilson.
Rehwinkel then came back out in the ninth and sent three Blue Raiders down swinging to set the record for most strikeouts by the Bison pitching staff in a game and seal the win.
The nightcap was a pitcher's duel from start to finish with the two teams combining for only five hits in the nine-inning affair.
MTSU's Jonathan Sisco stymied the Lipscomb lineup from top to bottom through the first five innings allowing only two hits and a walk before being relieved after throwing 72 pitches.
It was only then that the Lipscomb offense could get on track as Wilson ledoff the sixth with a walk, stole second and advanced to third on a Williams groundout. Lowery then drew the second walk of the stanza before a wild pitch allowed Wilson to score easily from third and put Lowery in scoring position.
That set the table for senior designated hitter Zak Messer and he delivered a 2-2 pitch right back up the box to give Lipscomb a 2-1 advantage.
The one-run cushion held until Messer's next at bat in the eighth when the slugger blasted his second home run of the season over the fence in left centerfield to give Lipscomb a two-run lead.
"It seems like he always finds himself in the middle of the action," said Forehand. "That homerun in the bottom of the eighth really helped us as far as a little insurance toward finishing the game up. A good night for him."
Lipscomb senior reliever Dannie Strable then came out in the ninth and set the Blue Raiders down in order to earn the win after a near-perfect relief outing. The veteran took the hill at the start of the fourth inning in relief of freshman starter Will Blalock and baffled the MTSU hitters the rest of the way. Strable allowed only one walk and one hit-by-pitch in the final six innings of the contest to seal the sweep.
Along with Messer's offensive output, the Bison got a lift from Lowery, who finished the day 4-for-8 at the dish with two RBI and a run scored.
The Bison continue home action this weekend hosting Kent State for a three-game series at Dugan Field. First pitch on Friday is slated for 4 p.m. Tickets are $5 for adults ages 13 and up and free for those 12 and under.
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In the fourth quarter, there's a great sense of foreboding about this one. It's the sort game the Clippers have lost all season. They don't lose spectacularly like, say, the New Jersey Nets [the Clips tend to win when they're ahead going into the fourth], but when the Clips find themselves down in the waning minutes of a game, they tend to fold. So when Andre Iguodala sinks a jumper from 20 feet to tie the game at 77-77 with 4:18 to go, there's a profound question as to whether the Clippers' offensive sets will descend into rigor mortis against a team that's shown some defensive teeth in recent weeks, not to mention the previous 44 minutes of basketball.
But then, something uncharacteristic happens: The Clippers score on seven of the final nine possessions in a tight game. Even better, they do it largely from inside 12 feet with post-ups and short range, high-percentage jumpers. They work their way to the line, and clear two offensive rebounds in the four minutes that result in four points.
Let's take a peek at those seven scoring possessions:
- The Clips go with Cassell, Livingston, and Mobley along with EB and Kaman. Kaman hasn't been finishing games at all for the Clips, but given TT's condition, the Sixers' biggish lineup, and a fairly competent effort all night from Chris, Dunleavy decides to stick with him.
After Smith gets whistled for a non-shooting foul, Sam has it up top against Miller, then gets an on-ball screen from EB at the arc. Elton rolls toward the basket where he's picked up by Iguodala, and Dalembert doubles Cassell. Kaman pops out to the left elbow. Joe Smith, who was on Kaman, decides to give Chris some room because Mobley - at the top of the circle - is probably the more potent threat. So Kaman, with all kinds of room to set and shoot at the elbow, does just that.
Two points.
Clippers 79, Philadelphia 77 [3:45]
- After Korver lets an easy pass go through his hands, Shaun picks up the ball and starts the break. Running across the half-line, he's got Mobley on the other wing and EB trailing. The bounce pass goes to Cat, who dishes it off the Elton running down the gut of the lane.
Clippers 81, Philadelphia 77 [3:26]
- Dalembert eludes Elton down low and muscles a layup to cut the Clippers' lead to two. Shaun runs point on this trip. Sam runs a little cross-screen for Cat along the baseline, which doesn't result in much. Meanwhile, as Shaun penetrates, Chris gives EB a screen to free him up to dive. Dalembert picks up Elton immediately, so with Korver no match for his agility as he dribbles into the paint, Shaun decides that elevating for a 13-footer is the way to go. He misses...barely...and it's not a bad shot. Spinning away from Dalembert, Elton grabs the rebound, dribbles out a step or two, spins counterclockwise, and hits. Vintage Elton.
Six points in three offensive possessions.
Clippers 83, Philadelphia 79 [2:36]
- The Sixers work a wide open shot for Joe Smith out on the right wing after EB collapses into the lane on a driving Korver. Smith hits it, and Shaun brings it up, Clips leading by two. He passes it off the Sam, up top on the arc on the left wing. Sam dumps it into Elton, who's working hard against Smith. Elton converts only five field goals tonight, two of them on put-backs. Elton backs him in, but can't get much of a look yet. Finally, he spins inside, tentatively puts up a 10-footer, but misses.
- Andre Miller hits a wide open jumper after Shaun gets totally lost on the play.
Sam brings the ball up this time against Miller. He dribbles left toward the baseline, then launches a fade-away jumper over his left shoulder. Not close and Korver clears.
- In transition, Miller has Dalembert way up ahead. Miller lobs a perfect pass to him, but Dalembert muffs the layup just wretchedly. Shaun grabs it and gives it to Sam with about 1:15 left and the game tied at 83-83.
Sam swings it to Shaun, top right. Shaun knows he can take Korver anytime he wants to, and he's feeling aggressive. He drives to the basket, and when the entirety of the Sixers defense collapses on him, he zips a little pass to Kaman on the baseline. Kaman takes one dribble, but is too far underneath, so he finds a wide open Brand at the foul line. Elton, again, is tentative, leaving Iguodala enough time to close and block his little ten-footer. All of a sudden over the last week, we're back to December with Elton and that nervous double-clutch on his jumper. With the deflection, the ball catches nothing, but Shaun is underneath to catch it like a punt returner. Shaun dribbles out, spins, then - I kid you not - elevates over the 6'10" Joe Smith and sinks the jumper from 10 feet.
Clippers 85, Philadelphia 83 [:56]
- First Iguodala, then Korver misses a jumper, and Mobley gets fouled on the rebound. Non-shooting.
Shaun brings it up right side. Sam cross-screen for Mobley again along the baseline, but the Sixers execute the switch with ease [By now, Iguodala is one of the better defenders in the league]. With the offense stagnant for the moment, Mobley has to come all the way out to collect the ball from Shaun. Cat dumps it into Elton, who has been pushed way out off the high post. EB backs Dalembert in with a left handed dribble. As he reaches the lane, he spins, deftly switches to his right, then drives right past Dalmbert for a little 4-footer.
Big, big shot by Elton.
Clippers 87, Philadelphia 83 [:23]
- The Sixers won't die, as Dalembert tips in a missed Iguodala drive. The Clippers' lead is two with 15.1 to go. Doug Christie can't get the ball in because every time someone rotates to get it, Andre Iguodala is all over it. Christie is forced to call timeout. This time, Livingston get it into Sam, whom Korver immediately fouls.
Sam hits both.
Clippers 89, Philadelphia 85 [:14.4]
- Livingston - and he knows it's the wrong play the minute he does it - fouls Miller and Andre hits both. It's a two-point game and the Sixers have to foul immediately.
You can't see it on the monitor, but Ralph maintains - and both Shaun and Sam's body language confirms it - that Shaun had Sam for a "home run." Instead, Kaman gets fouled and he hits one of two.
Clippers 90, Philadelphia 87 [:5.8]
Iguodala's running 3PA is no good, though Dalembert gets to pad his stats with a tip in.
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Posted 17 June 2010 - 01:06 PM
Bryce Brentz - OF
Born: December 30, 1988
Knoxville, TN
Height : 6-0
Weight : 195
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Drafted : 1st round, 2010
College: Middle Tennessee St
High School: South Doyle HS (TN)
Signed on June 12th, for $892,000 (SoxProspects).
Starting in Lowell.
Posted 29 June 2010 - 12:37 PM
His extreme agressiveness at the plate is (expectedly) producing a ton of strikeouts, 10 in 33 ABs already.
His line so far at Lowell: .152/.300/.273
Posted 30 June 2010 - 08:03 AM
Posted 30 June 2010 - 09:49 AM
I've worn contacts on and off for 30 years now, and I can't figure this part out. So, his eyeball (IOW, pupil) is moving, but the lens isn't?
Am I the only one who never really noticed the edge of the contact in my periphery? Or are his contacts just so durned small that it is that noticable?
Posted 30 June 2010 - 10:15 AM
Posted 30 June 2010 - 10:46 AM
Am I the only one who never really noticed the edge of the contact in my periphery? Or are his contacts just so durned small that it is that noticable?
I don't think it's that the contact isn't moving, otherwise it wouldn't be just a peripheral vision thing. I think it must just be the size of the contact is smaller, or it has got a different shape/material at the edge/or something else. It could also just be a convenient excuse.
Posted 30 June 2010 - 12:58 PM
Can anyone come up with any ideas about why the Sox would ask him to use different contacts? I find this baffling.
Posted 30 June 2010 - 01:00 PM
Not different contacts... he didn't wear contacts. He has 20/20 vision (as I recall)... they wanted him to see BETTER (20/15, 20/10).
Posted 30 June 2010 - 02:45 PM
Okay. That makes sense.
So now I'm curious - are these contacts really smaller than 'normal' ones and therefore causing some interference with his peripheral vision? Or are they uncomfortable and therefore distracting to him?
I assume that if it's truly a contact lens problem that the Sox will be all over this...problem should be corrected immediately. In any case, let's hope he starts making better contact.
Posted 01 July 2010 - 03:29 AM
So now I'm curious - are these contacts really smaller than 'normal' ones and therefore causing some interference with his peripheral vision? Or are they uncomfortable and therefore distracting to him?
I assume that if it's truly a contact lens problem that the Sox will be all over this...problem should be corrected immediately. In any case, let's hope he starts making better contact.
If you haven't worn contact lenses for a long time, I imagine they would be difficult. My time as a 10 year old wearing them for the first time involved a lot of vision problems and a lot of destroyed contacts.
Especially if they need him to get to better than good vision, the Sox are asking him to have an adjustment. Most people with glasses will have a big adjustment period without their glasses. A person new to them will have problems as well.
Tiger Woods got his eyes lasered, and he had good to great vision beforehand.
We hear about Wade Bodds and Ted Williams having great great vision. Seeing the baseball may not be good enough at "only" 20 20 vision. Those laces are small, and the ball spins fast.
We have all heard the story of Boggs complaining about the ball with a dirt spot on it... The Sox have identified a weakness, and they are willing to help him fix it, without surgery. Makes sense to me.
Edited by Niastri, 01 July 2010 - 03:33 AM.
Posted 01 July 2010 - 05:19 AM
On average, a baseball players vision is 20-12, which means a baseball player can see from 20 feet what a normal person can see at 12 feet. The best the human eye can see is 20-8, so 20-12 is halfway to the best human vision possible.
An abstract of a paper--The visual function of professional baseball players--published in the American Journal of Opthalmology in October 1996 says:
Statistically significant differences were found between major and minor league players on tests of untimed distance contour and random dot stereopsis, and on contrast sensitivity testing with the 3.0- and 6.0-cpd gratings using the Contrast Sensitivity Viewer. CONCLUSIONS: Professional baseball players have excellent visual skills. Mean visual acuity, distance stereoacuity, and contrast sensitivity are significantly better than those of the general population.
A Google search for baseball players vision will turn up over one million entries, some discussing vision measurements and some discussing methods of improving vision for ballplayers.
Posted 10 May 2011 - 07:17 AM
So far, the new approach at the plate appears to be working just fine. After hitting .442 (15-for-34) with five multi-hit outings in his first eight games of the season, Brentz went 0-for-6 with three strikeouts and a walk on the against the Savannah Sand Gnats on April 16.
Since then, however, the Red Sox prospect hasn't had another hitless day at the plate. Selected 36th overall in the 2010 Draft, Brentz is hitting .345 (29-for-84) over his current 21-game hit streak.
"I've learned to be selectively aggressive, that is the key," said Brentz, who hit just .198 with five homers and 28 runs in 69 games with short-season Lowell last season.
"Last year I was trying to do too much and that was when I got into trouble. I was pressing too much and I missed a lot of balls trying to hit them 500 feet. Now I'm trying to stay calm and learn from every at-bat."
The Middle Tennessee State University product stands among the South Atlantic League leaders in virtually every offensive category.
He leads the league with 44 hits and 30 runs and his 78 total bases are second only to Lexington's Chris Wallace (80). His seven homers are tied for the third and his 25 RBIs put him behind Wallace and Delmarva's Kipp Schutz. His .629 slugging percentage is good for fifth and his .355 clip ranks ninth.
Posted 13 May 2011 - 10:02 AM
"I think it's pretty good to be a Bryce right now," Brentz said. "It's flattering to be compared with Harper and it's great to see we're both doing so well.
"Being a No. 1 overall pick is probably quite stressful, but I wish him the best. He can do great things."
With significantly less fanfare, Brentz is creating his own hype. In the four-game set against Asheville, the right fielder hit a scorching .636 (14-for-22) with 10 runs and nine RBIs.
The hot start is very different from 2010, when he hit .198 with 39 RBIs in 69 games with the short-season Lowell Spinners.
"Asheville didn't do anything wrong, I just happened to make some adjustments with how I hit with two strikes," he said.
"Sometimes you have to slow down, take a deep breath and let the pitch come to you. If you're in a pitcher's count, you have to battle and try to get it back to 2-2 or 3-2."
"It's all going pretty well right now and I can't ask for more," Brentz added.
"Baseball is full of ups and downs, and you'll always get hot and cold streaks. [Hitting coach] Luis Lopez is loving what I'm doing right now and I'm loving it too."
In all of pro baseball he has the most hits at 55, Andre Ethier has 53.
Edited by SoxScout, 13 May 2011 - 10:08 AM.
Posted 13 May 2011 - 11:26 AM
He struggled in the New York-Penn League last year after injuring a foot, but that hasnt carried over with the Drive this season That was really the lowest I ever go [sic] Brentz said of his initial pro experience. That was the first year I actually struggled. It was bad. I thought there was no way in hell it could get any lower. But I view it as a blessing, too, because it showed me a lot about pro ball what I need to work on and what I needed to do."
It wasnt mechanical, it was just effort level. It was more mental. Instead of being selective, I was swinging at everything that came across, came out of the pitchers hand."
Posted 14 May 2011 - 08:46 AM
Posted 14 May 2011 - 08:52 AM
Can anyone shed some light on his eight errors? Are these easily correctable mistakes, or is he really that much of a butcher in the outfield?
couple of overthrows (powerful arm), and just misjudging balls (dropped fly balls, missing grounders)
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Posted 16 May 2011 - 07:51 AM
Posted 16 May 2011 - 08:23 AM
He seems to be challenged in the outfield, though (going by errors).
does anyone have an idea when the first round of promotions traditionally occur for a prospect like Brentz. He's clearly not being challenged at the plate (.388/.448/.701) so it would be nice to see what he could do at Salem.
Posted 16 May 2011 - 12:39 PM
First rounders like him usually dominate Lowell, start the next season in Advanced-A for 60 games, then get promoted to AA. See: Ellsbury
does anyone have an idea when the first round of promotions traditionally occur for a prospect like Brentz. He's clearly not being challenged at the plate (.388/.448/.701) so it would be nice to see what he could do at Salem.
Who knows what they are doing with Brentz? Since he sucked last year maybe treating this like Lowell, then going to Salem and maybe a cup of coffee in Double-A to end the year.
He seems to be challenged in the outfield, though (going by errors).
Their media relations guy on Twitter: "couple of overthrows (powerful arm), and just misjudging balls (dropped fly balls, missing grounders)"
If Bryce Brentz challenges Mitch Hilligoss' four-year-old South Atlantic League record for hitting in 38 straight games, then Sunday's contest will be the one remembered for making it possible.
The 22-year-old Red Sox right fielder came into the ninth inning carrying an 0-for-3 line (he'd also walked). Brentz needed at least two low Class A Greenville batters to reach in order to come to the plate a fifth time. The first two batters flied out, but then Felix Sanchez singled. Heiker Menses then tripled, giving Brentz one more chance to extend the streak. He responded by hitting a home run, his 10th of the year, that easily cleared the fence in straightaway center field.
Brentz also homered in his final at-bat on Friday to keep his streak alive. He now leads the SAL in average (.388), home runs, RBIs (35), hits (57), slugging (.701), runs scored (40), total bases (103) and extra-base hits (23).
Edited by SoxScout, 16 May 2011 - 12:46 PM.
Posted 13 July 2011 - 04:32 PM
The big area of concern is his K/BB rate. He struck out 35 times and walked 14 in A ball, and so far has struck out 22 times with 7 walks in A+. But the power we were told about is there, with 20 home runs in just 284 PAs at two levels this season.
Edited by Snodgrass'Muff, 13 July 2011 - 04:37 PM.
Posted 14 July 2011 - 12:42 PM
I'm surprised there hasn't been more discussion about Brentz lately. He finished his stint in Greenville with a .359/.414/.647 slash line over 185 PAs and his current line in Salem is .300/.343/.689 through 99 PA's. After a disappointing debut in 2010 he's finally hitting like the prospect we were hoping for.
The big area of concern is his K/BB rate. He struck out 35 times and walked 14 in A ball, and so far has struck out 22 times with 7 walks in A+. But the power we were told about is there, with 20 home runs in just 284 PAs at two levels this season.
KLaw had him as an honroable mention in his mideason top-50 prospect list. Implies he is top-60 in all baseball now
Posted 14 July 2011 - 12:51 PM
Posted 26 March 2012 - 06:21 AM
(From yeterday's Extra Bases)
290 lbs.
Is this real, or is he just putting Jenks/Joba out of their misery?
Edited by Dick Pole Upside, 26 March 2012 - 06:22 AM.
Posted 27 July 2013 - 05:04 PM
According to Tim Britton of the Providence Journal, Pawtucket outfielder Bryce Brentz underwent what will likely be season-ending surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his right knee. He originally injured the knee on a slide into second base on July 5.
Thus would end what has been a thoroughly disappointing year for a player who entered the season viewed as not far from ready to help the Red Sox in the big leagues. Brentz, a 2010 supplemental first-rounder, had his invitation as a non-roster player in big league camp rescinded after he shot himself in the leg while cleaning a gun. He was healthy in time for the start of minor league games in spring training, and indeed, he made a favorable impression with some offensive impact in some games in big league camp.
Posted 25 June 2014 - 06:31 PM
Apparently he's rehabbing down in Fort Myers now. It's too bad to see a 25 year old prospect have a lingering happy issue like this, is he ever going to be able to get healthy? Time's ticking.
Posted 23 June 2015 - 05:51 PM
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Posted 23 June 2015 - 06:36 PM
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Tough break
Posted 23 June 2015 - 06:41 PM
At 26 years old, this might effectively end the Bryce Brentz era.
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Dahlia is a Sultury Burgundy Nail Color. LVX is a deeply devoted fashion brand providing an in-depth understanding of emerging runway trends and high fashion. Their unique color collections are meticulously selected to be the top colors of the season, and will be the perfect complement to your wardrobe.
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Syncro 20 with Reservoir (out-of-stock)
Out of Stock Product Number: 29311
Combining advanced materials and our Airspeedsuspension, the Syncros are streamlined hydration packs designed for cyclists and hikers who value light weight and ventilation.
- Integrated high-visibility raincover with blinker light patch
- LidLockTM helmet clip
- Roomy main compartment with hydration sleeve against backpanel
- Zippered front pocket with organizer for tools, camera, tire pump, etc.
- Small zippered pocket keeps keys, wallet, and cellphone handy
- Large, stretch mesh side pockets
- Blinker light attachment patch on front panel
- Reflective details improve nighttime visibility
- Magnetic sternum buckle holds bite valve
- 3L reservoir included
- Made with Lightweight 100D triple ripstop high tenacity nylon
- Padded, spacer mesh hipwings with 40mm straight ErgoPullTM hipbelt
- Zippered front panel pocket for additional organization
- Dual compression straps
Gender: Unisex
Weight: S/M: 1lbs13oz /0.83, M/L: 1lbs15oz/0.87
Material: Lightweight 100D triple ripstop
Dimensions: Inches 19H x 11W x 8D
Pack Capacity: 18 L
Max Capacity: S/M: 1098 cu in/18L, M/L: 1220 cu in/20L
Season: S14 F14
Vendor ProductId: 41220
Review ProductId: 29311


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By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate associate editor
The County Commission decided Wednesday that it has no problem with maintaining two streetlights at Sunnyside Junction.
The location is where US 6 and U-123 intersect going to and from East Carbon and Sunnyside.
Plans call for the Utah Department of Transportation to install two light structures and provide solar-powered batteries to illuminate the intersection at night. Carbon County will be responsible for upkeep.
This arrangement is in keeping with state law, which says local governments are responsible for lighting state highways while UDOT is responsible for interstate highways.
There had been some concern among East Carbon officials that the county might be reluctant to assume the cost of maintenance. However, the East Carbon council met a week before the item appeared on the commission agenda, so the misgivings were premature, commissioners said.
The expense of maintenance is estimated at $400 per year.


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Strider Shorts - 5" Inseam (Men's) (out-of-stock)
Out of Stock Product Number: 32013
You've trained two weeks straight in humid 80-plus degree temps, and you're still running strong. Patagonia's all-new Strider Shorts for men won't cling to your thighs with ultralightweight, fast-drying 100% polyester (50% recycled) fabric. The short's breathable airflow mesh recycled polyester insets ensure you stay cool, while the built-in, no-chafe brief wicks moisture and dries quickly. A covered elastic waistband with an internal drawcord secures the fit. With an internal envelope pocket and a reflective logo at the hem. Inseam is 5".
* This product does not qualify for shipping to all countries.
- Smooth, ultralight, fast-drying 100% polyester (50% recycled) micro dobby with completely breathable 100% recycled polyester Air Flow mesh panels for ventilation
- Shell fabric treated with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish
- Covered elastic waistband with internal drawcord
- Internal drop-in pocket on back hip
- Lightweight built-in 100% microdenier polyester crepe liner wicks, dries quickly and provides chafe-free comfort; with Polygiene permanent odor control
- Reflective logo on left hem
- 5" inseam with 2" split
Gender: Men's
Weight: 110 g (3.9 oz)
Material: Body: 2.3-oz 50-denier 100% polyester (50% recycled) micro dobby with moisture-wicking performance and a Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Mesh inset: 3.1-oz 100% polyester (70% recycled) mesh.
Season: S12
Vendor ProductId: 24640
Review ProductId: 28426
Reviewed by 1 customer
Comments about Patagonia Strider Shorts (Men's):
Lightweight, comfortable shorts. Great styling. Great freedom of movement. Perfect running shorts. I'm going to get a second pair. The colors on the website are true to life.