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Defender Basketball Adds Fairclough Youll have a better experience on this website using a secure, up-to-date browser. Click here for information and instructions about updating. Defender Basketball Adds Fairclough Updated Wednesday, May 12, 2021 (Wednesday, May 5; Sioux Center, Iowa) Ben Fairclough, a senior at Corpus Christi Secondary College (Australia), has announced his intention to attend Dordt and join the Defender basketball program. “We are excited to have Ben join our bask...

• Brian Van Doormaal “This is a diverse group of dynamic industry leaders with extensive experience within the beef industry,” states CBIN Chair and CBBC President David Sibbald. “I am excited to engage with these well-respected industry leaders to collectively deliver the value proposition potential that CBIN can provide to all sectors of the Canadian beef industry.” The Canadian Beef Improvement Network is a collaborative initiative led by the CBBC, a division of the Canadian Cattle...

Mens Basketball Has Four Earn GPAC Honors Youll have a better experience on this website using a secure, up-to-date browser. Click here for information and instructions about updating. Mens Basketball Has Four Earn GPAC Honors Posted Wednesday, March 3, 2021 (Wednesday; March 3; Sioux Center, Iowa) The Great Plains Athletic Conference has announced the postseason honors for the recently completed 2020-21 season and Dordt had four athletes honored in voting done by conference coaches. ...

RACINE — A man who was convicted at trial of seven counts of sex crimes against children will not see the light of day again for decades. Danny Obuchowski, 28, will serve at least 40 years in prison after being found guilty at trial in September 2020. During the trial, a number of the defendant’s relatives testified that he had assaulted them when they were children. Racine County Circuit Court Judge Timothy Boyle handed down the sentence on Monday. The Racine County District Attorney...

Alaska health-care worker has severe allergic reaction to Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine Peter Weber © Brian Van der Brug/Pool/AFP/Getty Images COVID-19 vaccination A health-care worker in Juneau, Alaska, had a severe allergic reaction to the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday, the first such reaction in the nascent U.S. coronavirus inoculation effort, Alaska officials said Wednesday. The unidentified woman, described as middle-aged with no history of allergies, had an anaphyl...

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