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At 34, Seavey becomes first to win Iditarod 5 times Chronicle News Services FacebookTwitterEmail Since 2012, when Dallas Seavey became the youngest winner of the Iditarod sled dog race, he’s been bombarded by “if” he could get five titles, the most ever by a musher. “I think it was probably 10 minutes after I won that first race that somebody mentioned five,” he said before this year’s race. “At that point, I said I got to worry about No. 2 first. I may be home-schooled, but I know that much, two comes after one.” Now 34 and possibly the sport’s greatest champion, Seavey on ...

UE guard Samari Curtis enters transfer portal UE guard Samari Curtis enters transfer portal By Bethany Miller | March 10, 2021 at 6:06 PM CST - Updated March 10 at 11:11 PM EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - On Wednesday, Verbal Commits reported on Twitter that University of Evansville sophomore Samari Curtis has entered the transfer portal. His departure marks the second time in his collegiate career that he’s left a program, initially transferring to UE from Nebraska. Curtis appeared in just eight games as a freshman for the Huskers. The 2019 Ohio Mr. Basketball appeared in 17 games for the P...

Father and sons bring Fred the Butcher to New Scotland FacebookTwitterEmail David MacVane, Fred the Butcher co-owner, prepares veal at their new store in the former Falvo's Meat Market on Route 85A as he prepares for opening day on Thursday, March 4, 2021, in New Scotland, N.Y. The store is a joint venture of Fred the Butcher's owners, David MacVane, co-owner since 2014, and Alexander Buonanno, son of the butcher shop's eponymous founder. Falvo's was open from 1974 until earlier this year when the owner retired. (Will Waldron/Times Union)Will Waldron/Albany Times UnionShow MoreShow Less Exter...

In California, airlines move to smaller airports, vacation routes Tim Jue FacebookTwitterEmail Carriers at SFO have had to adapt to the massive changes in pandemic travel.Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Eric Yen of Millbrae is the kind of frequent flier the airlines need to pay the bills. He’s a high-yielding, high-value passenger the carriers fight to keep. When Yen needs to get somewhere for work, his presence is non-negotiable — he has to be there. Then the pandemic hit. Mass gatherings were out, and the exhibition industry he makes a living off of pulled the plug on in-person events. In ...

3 As a young girl in the small town of Cromwell, Connecticut, all Andraya Yearwood wanted to do was run. Born into a family that prized athleticism, she dabbled in soccer, basketball, football, and dance as a child. But one day in the sixth grade, she saw older students running around the track oval, and she was hooked. She pictured herself, like them, flying on two fast feet. In the seventh and eighth grades, Andraya competed on her school’s boys track and field team, but that increasingly felt wrong. From an early age, Andraya had been drawn to her mom’s heels, to wearing skirts and wig...