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Fort Smith youth create new board game to preserve Cree language and culture Like the board game Snakes and Ladders with a traditional twist, Trails and Overflow tests players Cree vocabulary as they race to the end of a South Slave trap line. Social Sharing Trails and Overflow tests players Cree vocabulary as they race to the end of a South Slave trap line Posted: Jul 28, 2021 5:18 PM CT | Last Updated: July 28 Ryan Schaefer and Eyzaah Bouza of Fort Smith are the brains behind a new Cree langu...

Reply How close was Evanstons track team to scoring an upset at the Central Suburban League South division championship meet Friday on the new blue oval at ETHS? The difference was between 300 meters --- and a flinch. Take your pick. A disqualification for a false start in the second race of the day, the 400-meter relay, brought on an uphill battle for the Wildkits, and Glenbrook South anchor runner George Dornan chased down his rivals from both ETHS and Niles West in the final 300 meters of th...

United Properties previously disclosed its plans for the property during BizWest’s Northern Colorado Real Estate Summit.  It plans a three-building, Class A industrial development that will be known as Trade@2534. Two of the buildings will be front-park/rear-load designs, and the third building will be a cross-dock facility with loading bays on both sides. Groundbreaking will occur this spring. “We are grateful for our relationship with United Properties and the continued partnership at 2...

This is one softball pitcher who knows how to hit the ball Priory beats Palo Alto in nonleague girls basketball Uploaded: Tue, May 11, 2021, 12:51 am Updated: Tue, May 11, 2021, 12:29 pm Freshman Lauryn Selvaraj has been helping Gunn with her pitching. She’s decided to add her offense to the equation in her past couple of appearances. Selvaraj threw a four-hitter over five innings in Gunn’s 16-1 victory over host Saratoga in a SCVAL El Camino Division game Monday. She also added a pair of h...

As Northern Colorado climbs out of the COVID-19 pandemic doldrums, local real estate experts are left wondering when workers will return in person to the office and whether the virus has caused a permanent shift in commercial real estate markets.  Similar concerns exist regarding the retail sector, and while the residential sector is red-hot, there are significant headwinds related to the rising cost of land, water and construction materials, Northern Colorado real estate pros said Tuesday dur...

Two sessions featuring planning and economic development officials from municipalities throughout Northern Colorado will highlight new development projects during the virtual Northern Colorado Real Estate Summit, March 30 to April 1. The event will be conducted virtually over three rounds of morning sessions due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. It will feature Joel Kan, associate vice president of economic and industry forecasting for the Mortgage Bankers Association, who will deliver a keynot...

from cities and returns to barracks. protesters are still being intimidated and murdered by government forces. the status of thousands of detainees remains unclear. and pressures little progress has been made on the issue of human terrier access with an estimated 1 million civilians still in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. the united nations security counsel has called upon the government to take concrete action. the syrian government has ignored this counsel. in the united sta...

fighters stick to the cease fire agreement. the american ambassador to the united nations says so far, syria is not holding up its end of the bargain. >> the regime has unleashed yet another wave of horrific violation against its own people. resulting in the deaths of scores of syrians daily. the governments use of shelling and heavy weaponry in particular in homs has reached levels that surpass those before the cease-fire. syrian government troops in armor have not been withdrawn from...