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Fishing derby hooks young anglersAfter pulling the first fish of the day out of Finger Lake near Palmer, Eagle River’s Matthew Williams, 10, was asked if he’d like to hang onto the small rainbow trout or turn it loose. |
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A confident campaignerDoug Urquidi thinks his chances of unseating U.Eagle River’s Doug Urquidi is confident he can beat the odds and take down Alaska’s senior Congressman. |
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Legislators get an earfulAbout three dozen people packed the meeting room at the Eagle River Town Center for a town hall meeting with area legislators on Saturday, March 17. |
A run to be proud ofEagle River’s Doug Urquidi isn’t your average politician. The 46-year-old electrician says he’s running for the U.S. House not out of a desire to become a high-powered Washington insider, but because he believes citizen government is what this nation was founded on. And although he’s trying to unseat a well-known Congressman in Don Young, Urquidi believes he’s got a great chance to win in November. |
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BCS boys third at stateAfter defeating every conference foe in the regular season and winning three straight en route to a Central Interior Conference title, Birchwood Christian School’s boys finished their season as the third best Class 2A basketball team in the state. |
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Senior class leads CHS boysWith nine seniors, Chugiak High’s boys soccer team won’t be lacking experience for the 2012 campaign. |
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Chugiak girls look to make state runIf Chugiak’s girls soccer team is going to return to state this year, the Mustangs will have to do it without standout Kelly Cobb. |
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ER boys under new leadershipFirst-year head soccer coach Max Solodkii couldn’t ask for a better team to start his career at ERHS. |
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The Prayer of Jabez“Jabez was more honorable than his brothers. His mother had named him Jabez, saying, ‘I gave birth to him in pain.’ Jabez cried out to the God of Israel, ‘Oh, that you would bless me and enlarge my territory! Let your hand be with me, and keep me from harm so that I will be free from pain.’ And God granted his request.” — I CHRONICLES 4:9-10 |
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10 years ago this week in the Star… |
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Naval battle waged on Mirror LakePeters Creek — A violent disagreement among several boat owners on Mirror Lake last Sunday led State Police to issue a warning to all local residents who use this popular recreation area for swimming and boating. |
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Fighter squadron receives flagship jetSwooping down from an open Alaska sky, two 90th Fighter Squadron F-22 Raptor fighters - tail numbers 4090 and 4190 - flew above the Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson flight line in formation and at speed. |
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Rain-soaked in Hawaii — making the best of itOn the Hawaiian island of Kauai three weeks ago, the rain was coming down in buckets, turning small streams into raging torrents, causing mudslides and flooding that closed roads and schools. |