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Deep in the race archives, there’s a story about a race so cold it froze a half gallon of rum.

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In his self-published book,The Note from Belle, Ron Kaiser, now 92, recounts his long-ago interactions with Earl Belle, who became a media darling because of his lavish lifestyle in Pittsburgh and New York City, and, ultimately, a pariah who fled the country.

For the first time in history, there are more people over the age of 65 in the world than there are people under the age of 5. To help explore the subject of aging enthusiastically is Ron Kaiser, Ph.D., a positive health psychologist, coach, author, podcaster, educator, consultant, and speaker. He is passionate about promoting older adulthood as an age of growth and not

Pete Kaiser was the first musher to reach the halfway point of the 2023 Bogus Creek 150 Sled Dog Race.

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This article discusses the top 10 stock picks of Thomas Bailard’s hedge fund Bailard Inc at the end of the first quarter.

Regencys independent movie theaters closed permanently in Westlake Village and temporarily in Camarillo due to the pandemics financial toll.

Speedy sled dogs carry Aniak’s Richie Diehl to Bogus Creek 150 victory Published January 31 Share on Facebook Print article The Kuskokwim 300′s COVID-19 mitigation plans proved to be a boon this weekend for Aniak’s Richie Diehl and some other top mushers from the Bethel region. Diehl, who usually opts for the lucrative Kusko 300 instead of its shorter companion race, claimed his first Bogus Creek 150 title early Sunday morning by beating a couple of Kaisers. It was minus-10 when Di...

4:44 “I never thought that I had the speed that we did today. I knew they were good, but not that fast. And they did well,” Diehl said. The Aniak musher completed the race at 4:58 a.m. with a total elapsed time of 16 hours and 38 minutes. Diehl crossed the finish line with all 10 of the dogs he started with. Throughout the race, Diehl’s dog team averaged a breakneck pace of 10.9 miles per hour, according to Diehl’s race-issued GPS tracker. “It was a beautiful thing to watch for 150 mi...