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"That Red Light" & The Blueprint: Returning to Lowell, where 20 years ago today, Tennis Channel went live for the first time
With equal success, Venus and Serena Williams represented the red, white and blue, while Katrina Adams represented a hungry, upstart network.
Published Apr 26, 2023
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An unexpected visit to the Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell
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