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stanley cup ghts. The 35-and-over division games will be held on Wednesday nights.Additionally, there will be an eight-week schedule followed by a playoffs, and teams can have as many players as they want on their rosters. Its for anybody, honestly, Banks said. Were looking for people from beginners to college level and beyond. We just want anyone who wants to come out and play basketball to come out and join us. Registration is open now through July 21. The league is $60 for YMCA members and $95 for other program participants.For more information, interested people can contact Banks at [email 160;protected] or 540 943-9622 extension 203. Share this page Share Bnxe Tim Kaine statement on nomination of Scott Pruitt to EPA post
As the transition to a new Republican administration begins, Farm Bureau members look forward to working with the new president and members of both parties to solve challenges facing farmers and rural America. Farmers and ranchers understand that their businesses and their families have too much at stake to take a back seat on Election Day, and rural America clearly made a diff
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