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Rancho Cucamonga requests National Parks oversight for canyon

Flores said the target date for Frosts return is Oct. 10, against Baseline League favorite, Los Osos. Flores was frustrated early in the match as the Wildcats (0-2), led in the first set 17-15, before the Cougars pulled it out. They had a lead again in the second, 13-10, but that didnt last. The Cougars (5-1) seemed to flip a switch, scoring 15 of the final 17 points, including a stretch where Guillard had kills on three consecutive points. We started running our attack better, Flores said. And I took a senior out and put in a freshman who hadnt played all year. That freshman, 5-foot-8 outside hitter Sydney Culpepper, had seven kills on just 17 swings. The Cougars had a distinct advantage in that they had one of the top setters around, sophomore Kylie Miller, who not only had 42 assists, but also added 10 kills and five aces. She makes everyone around her better, Flores said.
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California League Playoffs

The timing remains a work in progress for Matt Kemp in his first rehabilitation game since his July 21 sprained ankle . The Dodgers outfielder struck out swinging in his third at-bat for the Class-A Rancho Cucamonga Quakes on Thursday, as he fouled a 2-2 pitch from 21-year-old pitcher Stephen Landazuri into the glove of High Desert Mavericks catcher Steven Baron. Kemp is 0-for-3 on the night, after grounding out to second base in the first inning and grounding into a double play in the third. Kemp said before the game he was more concerned with addressing the timing of his swing than fretting about the ankle that he tested by running on basepaths Tuesday and running more Wednesday to gain a clearance to play for the Quakes.
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Dodgers' Matt Kemp 0-3 after strikeout with Rancho Cucamonga Attorney Cucamonga Quakes

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Rock faces in the canyon have also been painted with graffiti. Officials hope the National Parks Service, in collaboration with other agencies and organizations with land interests in the area, would work together to protect resources, restore ecology, and improve recreational opportunities. Villenas and other officials said that if the Cucamonga Canyon area were to come under oversight by the National Parks Service, private land ownership in the area would remain the same. I think the benefits would be huge, said Dorothy Burchfield, a resident of northwest Rancho Cucamonga Attorney Cucamonga, who has been holding neighborhood meetings with concerned residents about the issues surrounding the canyon. Im in favor of it. I think people are already using the canyon excessively and were not going to be able to stop them without the assistance of federal agencies, volunteers and more tax money. Still, she acknowledged the difficulties of everything falling into place. Even if the National Parks designation does go through, I dont think theres anything they can do for us in the right timeline, Burchfield said. It still has to go through Congress and then theres the money, if there is any.
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