State Sports Hall of Fame welcomes Mount Marathon
February 2nd 1:09 pm By VAN WILLIAMS On a night when the 83-year-old Mount Marathon Race was officially inducted into the Alaska Sports Hall of Fame, many of the people that have made the Seward footrace famous were honored as well. |
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Most Popular StoriesSeahawk Classic tips off today February 3rd 9:39 am The Lady Seahawks play Delta Junction at 6:30 p.m. and the No. 4 Seward boys square off against Delta at 8:15 p.m. Seward girls, boys basketball teams excel on the court February 2nd 9:39 am Both squads go 2-1 last week during busy period Murkowski responds to State of Indian Nations speech January 27th 2:51 pm Sen. Lisa Murkowski delivers congressional response to the annual State of Indian Nations speech during the National Congress of American Indians. State Sports Hall of Fame welcomes Mount Marathon  February 2nd 1:09 pm On a night when the 83-year-old Mount Marathon Race was officially inducted into the Alaska Sports Hall of Fame, many of the people that have made the Seward footrace famous were honored as well. Canadian researchers question amount of Arctic catch February 5th 2:21 pm There's a lot more than climate change going on in Arctic fisheries, according to a new report from the University of British Columbia. |
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