Corn pudding is a classically Southern dish perfect for holiday gatherings. Think of it as a rich custard loaded with onions and thyme, which adds that savory kick.
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Borough Mayor Bryce Ward’s measure would forbid smoking at “any Fairbanks North Star Borough park or area of a park posted ‘smoking prohibited by law — fine $50.’”
It generally takes around 10-15 hours of layering water to build up the roughly 12 inches of ice that the borough considers safe.
Lahra Weber produced a match-high 13 kills and three players compiled double-figure digs for the Nanooks.
Up to 12 inches of snow is expected in the area south of Dot Lake and Delta Junction, with 2 to 6 inches of snow expected over most areas south of the Yukon River by Friday morning, according to the Weather Service.
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Lahra Weber produced a match-high 13 kills and three players compiled double-figure digs for the Nanooks.
“That team is one of the best defensive teams in the GNAC,” Scott said about the Cavaliers, who lead the conference with an 18.17 digs-per-set average this season. “For us to get 72 digs to their 58 digs, that’s pretty impressive."
“I told you at the beginning of the season that we had a good shot of being in the state tournament. With this group of girls, it’s been amazing,” said North Pole head coach Rick Swankie.
Comp hockey is on break this fall, allowing players to compete with their respective high school teams.
“What was happening with our blocking was they were touching the ball and getting little tips and dribbles that we were not able to clean up after that,” Swankie said. “They also had a couple of girls who had a couple of good serve runs.”
Jace Henry sometimes took matters into his own hands — or feet — for the Lathrop Malemutes football team on a rainy Friday night at James Watson Patriot Pride Field at North Pole High School.
