Friday's game was the fourth in a series of tight matchups between the two squads. The Rams won on a Tempe missed field goal three years ago, earned an overtime victory two years ago on a game-ending interception in the end zone, and effectively knocked Tempe out of the playoffs with last season's 34-17 victory.
Haines and Skagway mayors Stan Selmer and Stephanie Scott shake hands at the Mayor’s Cup golf tournament. Haines and Skagway golfers faced off in the competition, held Saturday, Aug. 17, at Valley of the Eagles golf course in Haines. Fourteen players on each team each played 27 holes. Haines won 20 out of the 21 matches, winning the cup. The tournament is fashioned after the Ryder Cup, a competition pitting U.S. golfers against ones from Europe. Organizer Brian Elliott said the tournament enjoyed “tremendous support from the community,” including prizes of golf equipment, gift certificates to local businesses, and clothing. Local grocery stores provided meals and Andrew Rex of the Deshu supplied sockeye salmon. Elliott hopes to expand the tournament to include other Southeast communities in future years.
Produce vendors include: Midnight Sun Farm with fresh picked raspberries, Swiss chard,
piumini moncler, kale and sweet leaf lettuce; Fresh International Gardens will have dinosaur kale, red Russian kale, Siberian kale, broccoli, cilantro and chives; Glacier Valley Farm will have strawberries,
Peanut Farm's fries are nondescript, fresh Yensis sweet onions and plump tomatoes; P M Garden and Greenhouse will have English cucumbers and a number of priced-right perennials; Chugach Farm will harvest organic carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, celery, peas, turnips, pesto and a large selection of specialty vinegars; Alaska Gourmet will have Norton Sound fresh king crab; Dinkel's Veggies will have green beans, zucchini and full florets of cauliflower. Other veggie highlights include beets and fava beans.
The committee announced last week by Senate President Andy Biggs and House Speaker Andy Tobin, both Republicans, includes conservative GOP lawmakers that have championed tax reform. It also includes a representative from the Goldwater Institute, which champions lower taxes, and the Arizona Tax Research Association, which lobbies for business interests and taxpayers at the Legislature.
(BPT) - The trend toward smaller, more efficient homes is still in full swing,
Earlier this year, with new home builders offering floor plans that lower square footage while amping up usability. If your home is older, however, or you live in an apartment, your smaller space may just feel ... well,
can sometimes make plays where there aren't any., small.
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