At the front of the room, Judge Jeff May was one of the day’s speakers from the Alaska Court System. He talked about restorative justice within the state.
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Team Farrell is 3-0, along with Team Samantha Jones, of Endeavor, Wisconsin, and Minneapolis’ Team Christine McMakin, which includes Fairbanks’ Anne O’Hara.
At the front of the room, Judge Jeff May was one of the day’s speakers from the Alaska Court System. He talked about restorative justice within the state.
O’Malley has a relaxed and respectful writing style, and lets the people preparing the foods tell their own stories. Pretty much no matter what your favorite food, there will be a chapter with some connection to it.
Be sure to get the good sharp cheddar for this recipe. You’ll want to spend that extra dollar or two for a good 8-ounce loaf because it’s what makes the meal.
Catriona visits the magic Santa's village in the North Pole, Alaska
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The Nanooks got 11 points and four rebounds from senior guard Sabrina Ungaro, and 10 points, a game-high nine rebounds and a team-best four steals from junior guard Jocelyn Ungaro.
Team Farrell is 3-0, along with Team Samantha Jones, of Endeavor, Wisconsin, and Minneapolis’ Team Christine McMakin, which includes Fairbanks’ Anne O’Hara.
Team Farrell, skipped by Fairbanks’ Cora Farrell, advanced to 2-0 after day one.
When the overview ended, the room divided into five groups for the breakout sessions — faceoffs and breakouts, special teams, stick taping, locker-room etiquette, hockey gear, stickhandling and shooting.
Javon Phillips led the Wolfpack with 16 points and eight rebounds.
Avery Albrecht had game highs of 21 points and nine rebounds in the eighth win in a row for the visitors from Nampa, Idaho.
