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Despite a shutdown of the Florida Keys during the start of COVID-19 pandemic, the chain of islands appears to have done far better than many tourist destinations in the past

Generations ago, Kóogháa Nélíní was a gathering place. The Tagish Kwan of what’s now the southern Yukon would travel here from up and down the river, paddling canoes or poling rafts to where the current narrowed through high basalt cliffs and turned frothy as it cascaded over the rocky floor. Under bright summer skies, the Tagish Kwan would spear salmon close to shore in the shallow sections of the rapids and hang their catch to dry on the banks. The smell of campfire smoke hung in the a...

Ohio lost 3-1 against the Bowling Green Falcons on Feb.18.

The Bobcats haven’t defeated the Falcons since 2017.

Yachting Monthly 0shares Katy Stickland chooses 25 modern cruising sailors who have inspired others to throw off the bowlines and explore by sail Like many of us, Thom D’Arcy dreamed of sailing over the horizon. He has now completed a circumnavigation of the world aboard his Vancouver 28. Credit: Thom DArcy When you think of sailing heroes you automatically think of those skippers who achieved ‘firsts’. Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, Dame Ellen MacArthur, Sir Franci...

Having more options in the front row helps the Bobcats improve weekly.&nbsp&#x3B;

Ohio lost to Akron for only the second time in 15 years.

A week off proved helpful for the Bobcats&nbsp&#x3B;

Posted: Jan 10, 2021 10:00 AM CT | Last Updated: January 10 Yukon musicians Kevin McLachlan and Calvin Laveck are collaborating on a new musical about the Klondike Gold Rush.(Photo submitted by Kevin McLachlan) Every month, a different artist gets to spend a month living in the historic Jenni House in Shipyards Park in Whitehorse, working on whatever they want to work on. Painters, potters and poets have all used the time to try something new, or finish a project thats been on the shelf for a w...