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If anyone is coming out of the pandemic happier than they went in, it’s dogs. Many have spent over a year cuddled up to their remote-working owners, and shelters and breeders around the country often couldn’t keep up with the demand as a growing number of people found comfort in furry companionship. The Des Moines cohort of pandemic puppies has another treat to look forward to in 2022: The opening of Paws and Pints, a one-stop shop that will provide a destination experience for dogs and owners alike. After delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Paws and Pints broke ground on May 20 at 6...

A “paw-some” opportunity for pups digs a hole in the ground in Des Moines this week. The “ulti-mutt” canine retreat and social spot is coming to the metro.

Published on (Photo Courtesy of UAlbany Athletics) The UAlbany Great Danes are headed back to the America East title game for the first time since 2018 after taking down the UMBC Retrievers 14-12. While the Danes rolled early and took a commanding 7-1 lead late in the first quarter, the top-seeded Retrievers weren’t going down that easy. UMBC went on a 6-1 run from the 1:04 mark in the first through the 2:42 mark in the third to cut the Albany lead to 8-7. Albany veered back on course and used a three-goal run of their own to pull ahead 11-7 with 46 seconds left in the third. However,...

Hot start, steady finish give UAlbany men’s lacrosse semifinal win over UMBC | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 Fast starts have been hard to come by for the UAlbany men’s lacrosse team this season. Head coach Scott Marr has even taken it down to the granular level of pre-game music, telling his players to shed the earbuds and headphones to get more in tune with their teammates. He got what he wanted on Thursday, and also what the Great Danes needed at the end, as UAlbany scored two goals in the final 2:27 to beat UMBC 14-12 in the semifinals of the America East tournament in Catonsvill...

All of these teams have tremendous talents that show there are quality players outside of the ACC. Here’s one player from every team worth watching. Note it’s not necessarily their best player, but someone who over the course of the year or their career has made an impression. Air Force, Quentin Carlile, Jr., D He has an uncanny ability to knock down passes, and he brings it when the spotlight is brightest like last week vs. Richmond (5GB, 5CT), vs. High Point (3GB, 3CT), or at Duke (5GB, 2CT). Army, Marcus Hudgins, Jr., D An opposing coach earlier in the year told me, “I kne...