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Warriors top Stars in OT: SoHi misses return to finals
Wasilla defeated Soldotna 49-46 in overtime in a Class 4A boys semifinal state basketball game on Tuesday at Sullivan Arena in a rematch of last year's state semifinals. Wasilla faces off against West tonight at 9:15 p.m. with the state title on the line. SoHi takes on Northern Lights Conference foe Colony at 1 p.m. in the third-place game.
Two weeks to opening day: Kenai Walmart store getting its final finishing touches
They're doing some last minute tidying at 10096 Kenai Spur Highway.
Honor, remember: Sterling man promotes flag campaign
As a lifelong Marine brat and retired U.S. Coast Guard officer, David Caswell understands what it means to serve the country. He also recognizes the importance of honoring those who have sacrificed themselves for democracy.
Bears notch win
Johan Skinnars scored the game winner with 2 minutes, 29 seconds, left in the game to lift the Brown Bears to a 5-4 win over the Alexandria (Minn.) Blizzard on Tuesday in North American Hockey League action at the Soldotna Sports Center.
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Transitions 2010
- Commercial fishery harvest projected at 700,000 fish
- Community anxious, excited over arrival of retailer
- Returning Kenai Peninsula graduates bring expertise, economic boost to community
- In-state gas demand may overtake contract
- Medical field shows potential for growth
- Cook Inlet commercial fishermen must be resilient to stay afloat
- Definition of success changes with the times
- Gloom, bright spots in oil, gas
- After weak 2009 season, industry operators look for steadier future
- Change: State's economy downshifts heading into 2010
- More Kenai Peninsula visitors looking for natural experience
- Hospital initiative brings more specialists to central Kenai Peninsula
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'Crazy Heart' There is a certain type of "old timer" ubiquitous to Arizona, New Mexico, and West Texas. Worn at the edges, slow-moving, but with constant calculation going on behind their eyes. These guys have worked their entire lives -- even wrecking that life had to be worked at, and you can always tell time has eaten away at them. Sometimes they're good, sometimes they're bad, but you see them portrayed in movies about the area constantly. More
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