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Former San Francisco Giants general manager Brian Sabean, 70, has been named to the eight-candidate Contemporary Baseball Era Committee Hall of Fame ballot for a December 6, 2026 vote in San Diego and said he would listen if Giants president Buster Posey offered an advisory role after Sabean's four-year Yankees contract ended. Across the country, the National Urban League is opening its nearly 12,000-square-foot Urban Civil Rights Museum in Harlem on November 14, while 105-year-old WWII RAF veteran Ronnie Holdsworth—who flew 32 sorties with No. 158 Squadron—was reunited with his uniform in Bakersfield.
Escape From Alcatraz Triathlon drawing closes Nov. 10, 2026, for athletes seeking an individual age-group spot in the 47th annual San Francisco race on Sunday, June 6, 2027. The drawing is free, and the individual age-group registration fee is $879 for athletes who are selected and choose to register.
Apple has added $50 Intelligence Usage Packs ($49.99) to Logic Pro with 12-month rollover ahead of an expansion to Final Cut Pro, Pixelmator Pro, and Pages this month. At the same time, Disney and Adobe unveiled a multiyear Firefly Foundry generative AI partnership at Adobe MAX on November 9, 2026, WordPress.com parent Automattic launched its Spacefast hosting platform for vibe-coded apps, and Medium introduced its free TK writing assistant.
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