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Lee Reopens Little League Through Executive Order
Baseball, softball and other non-contact youth sports can resume playing in much of Tennessee.

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Baseball, softball and other non-contact youth sports can resume playing in much of Tennessee.

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Two other teenagers and two security staff have also shown systems and their test results are pending.
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Nonprofit service providers highlighted for their COVID-19 response.
Officials say the move will save the district an estimated $3.4 million annually.
The group suggests citizens who test positive for COVID-19 only provide their city, state and zip code due to sharing of data with police.
The Goodlettsville league is led by State Rep. Johnny Garrett.