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Delta Ditch Run Forecast
Are we fired up for tomorrow’s Delta Ditch Run? Heck yeah! latitude/Chris©Latitude 38 Media, LLC The San Francisco Bay and Delta region heads into the weekend with unsettled weather. What will this mean for the 138 crews signed up to race or cruise from Richmond to Stockton in tomorrow’s Delta Ditch Run? We asked Mike…
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