Orioles introduce newsletter for Sarasota area
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April 12, 2012 10:12 am
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The Baltimore Orioles and OriolesREACH this week will launch the first issue of a quarterly electronic newsletter covering the club’s activities in the communities of Sarasota County.
“Another successful Spring Training season has concluded, and we are filling our calendar with exciting events in the community and at both Ed Smith Stadium and the Buck O’Neil Baseball Complex at Twin Lakes Park,” said Laura Williams, the Orioles Director of Florida Operations. “The name of the newsletter,…The Baltimore Orioles and OriolesREACH this week will launch the first issue of a quarterly electronic newsletter covering the club’s activities in the communities of Sarasota County.
“Another successful Spring Training season has concluded, and we are filling our calendar with exciting events in the community and at both Ed Smith Stadium and the Buck O’Neil Baseball Complex at Twin Lakes Park,” said Laura Williams, the Orioles Director of Florida Operations. “The name of the newsletter, ‘Orioles in Sarasota 365,’ reflects our commitment to building on our year-round presence in the community.”
Whether hosting youth activities, participating in charitable causes or partnering in efforts to boost the local economy, the Orioles are active in the region all year long, Williams said.
The public is encouraged to sign up at www.orioles.com/sarasota to receive the free newsletter via email.
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