BBSD unveils new sports field

Fall athletes to enjoy homefield advantage, baseball diamond’s fate tied to bond referendum
August 21, 2024 at 11:51 p.m.
Rising junior Tyler Taerstein (center), surrounded by fellow Blind Brook student athletes, cuts a ribbon to commemorate the completion of the multipurpose field at the high school on Tuesday, Aug. 20. The field, along with the baseball diamond, was shut down in March after failing a safety test.
Rising junior Tyler Taerstein (center), surrounded by fellow Blind Brook student athletes, cuts a ribbon to commemorate the completion of the multipurpose field at the high school on Tuesday, Aug. 20. The field, along with the baseball diamond, was shut down in March after failing a safety test. (David Tapia/Westmore News)

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After five months without a space to play, Blind Brook Trojans will once again have …

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