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NEW YORK AP 鈥?Candace Parker plans on playing another season if she s healthy enough to do so.The two-time WNBA MVP missed the Las Vegas Aces run to a second straight league championship after having surgery on her left foot in late July. Ill weigh my options. If I feel really, really good then Ill play, she said in an interview with The Associated Press on Thursday. Thats a big if. I ve got to get my foot right. My foot was really bad last year. I dont want to cheat the game or cheat myself. Parker said that her left foot had been injured all season 鈥?her first with the Aces 鈥?but she played through it. It wasn t until she injured her right ankle and Achilles tendon that she got an MRI on her left one too. I did it and it was 89% fractured. Its crazy how things work out, said the 37-year-old Parker, who is a free agent but would go back to Las Vegas.She was on a scooter for 10 1/2 weeks afte
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SALT LAKE CITY 鈥?A series of bills and funding requests dealing with homeless services are beginning to advance on Utah s Capitol Hill. There are a number of significant funding requests up here this session related to homelessness to help resources centers, help people step out of homelessness, make sure theres resources related
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