Danvers' Tremblay Tapped to Umpire at Little League World Series

DANVERS — A Danvers man is headed to Williamsport, Pennsylvania, to umpire at the Little League World Series this month, according to The Salem News. The assignment is one of the more visible honors available to a youth-league umpire and puts the North Shore town in the spotlight during the nationally televised tournament.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS

"The Right Call: Danvers' Tremblay to umpire at Little League World Series in Williamsport" reads the headline from The Salem News, which reports that a Danvers resident named Tremblay has been selected to work games at this year's Little League World Series in Williamsport, a high-profile assignment for an area umpire (read it at https://www.salemnews.com/sports/the-right-call-danvers-tremblay-to-umpire-at-little-league-world-series-in-williamsport/article_66bb9240-8ac9-4f9c-80dc-3fe81ba541f4.html).

"Good Deed: Chattanooga dad meets team who made heart pump that saved his life" is the headline from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, which reports that a Chattanooga father recently reunited with the engineers who built the heart pump that saved his life, in a visit tied to Danvers, home to the device maker, that took place in July (read it at https://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2026/aug/14/good-deed-chattanooga-dad-meets-team-who-made/).

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