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Elisia Seeber, Local Journalism Initiative Harry Werner returns the headdress to Ron Baker at a cleansing ceremony on March 7, 2021. Image Credit: FACEBOOK/Ian Bee March 15, 2021 - 7:00 PM A headdress stolen from a display of Aboriginal regalia 15 years ago in Vancouver mysteriously wound up in a bin on the North Shore last week and has now made its way back to its original Squamish Nation custodians. The headdress belonged to the late Chief Simon Baker, who gifted it to his son, Ron Baker. It was later put on display at the Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre...

A headdress stolen from a display of Aboriginal regalia 15 years ago in Vancouver mysteriously wound up in a bin on the North Shore last week and has now made its way back to its original Squamish . . .

Comments Drew TimmeYoung Kwak/Associated Press As nonconference play ended in December and Gonzaga held an undefeated record, the chase for history was on. And after an 88-78 comeback win in the West Coast Conference tournament final against BYU on Thursday, the Bulldogs have completed Step 1. Now comes the hard part. Gonzaga, at 26-0, is only the 20th team in men's college basketball history to enter the NCAA tournament with zero losses. That alone is a significant accomplishment. But of the previous 19, only seven celebrated a national title. The last undefeated team to win the NCAA tournam...

    March 10, 2021 (Lamar, CO) – Four of Lamar Community College’s (LCC) employees have been recognized by the Colorado Community College System’s (CCCS) annual Commitment to Excellence Awards for their dedication and exceptional performance in their roles. LCC’s Dean of Academics, Dr. Annessa Stagner Stulp; Welding Professor Doug Cash; English and Composition Instructor Deb Elam; and Head of Grounds and Landscape, Kyle Kurtz have all been recognized for their unique talents, skills, perspectives and heart needed to deliver high-quality college programs, supportive services and safe...

Not all is well that doesn’t end well As my career at Wichita State was winding down last year, two significant stories came just months apart: the sudden resignation by President Golden after just a little more than seven months on the job, and the saga leading to the resignation of men’s basketball coach Gregg Marshall. Guess which story received more national media coverage? Yep, it was Coach Marshall. I don’t have any inside information on either story, but I do have some observations. When a national reporter first broke the story saying Coach Marshall had verbally abused and physi...