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Stolen Air Pods MILL HALL — A pair of Apple Air Pods, valued at $240, were taken from a locker at Central Mountain High School on Oct. 11,

Everyone has something they can offer the community. That includes the players of the Fort Wayne Komets. On March 17, Prince Chapman Academy fifth-grade teacher Veronica Wilson and her class had the opportunity to have two players from the Fort Wayne Komets read to their class. The book they read was “Brady Brady and the MVP” by Mary Shaw and Chuck Temple. The book series is based on Brady Shaw, a former Komets player. Komets players Anthony Petruzzelli and Marcus McIvor joined through a Zoom video to read to the class. They took turns reading and showing the students the pictures i...

Eagles skate into Division III semifinals Sports Editor - Salmon Press Newspapers KENNETT'S COLBY OLIVIER skates in to try and knock the puck away from Belmont-Gilford's Geena Cookinham. (Photo by Joshua Spaulding) ( click for larger version) March 10, 2021CONWAY — The Division III hockey quarterfinal battle at the Ham Arena in Conway on Saturday was a battle worthy of playoff hockey, as the Kennett Eagles rallied from an early deficit to knock off the Belmont-Gilford Bulldogs by a 4-2 score, advancing Kennett to the Division III semifinals. The game saw the visitors jump out to a 1-0 lead ...

Kyle Haas, the Komets' Most Improved Player last season, has retired to focus on boxing.  Previous Next Thursday, January 07, 2021 5:20 pm Ex-Komet Haas to pursue boxing career And some other players to keep an eye on JUSTIN A. COHN | The Journal Gazette I reported Wednesday that Kyle Hass, who led the ECHL in penalty minutes last season, had retired from professional hockey and was released by the Komets. Now, I know why. Haas confirmed today that he is going to pursue a boxing career. “These past nine months or so, I really fell back in love with boxing,” Haas s...

Komets' Haas retires JUSTIN A. COHN | The Journal Gazette Kyle Haas, who last season led the ECHL with 164 penalty minutes in just 45 games, has retired, according to the Komets. Haas had re-signed with Fort Wayne last summer, after totaling two goals and nine points as a rookie. He has been released. He most famously was a central figure in the Jan. 31 brawls at Jacksonville, Florida, that resulted in 29 penalties, 163 penalty minutes and 28 games' worth of suspensions, including 16 games for the Icemen's Emerson Clark and six apiece for Fort Wayne's Haas and Chase Stewart. The fisticuffs we...