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ACH ninth-grader Isaak comes up big in victory By SCOTT SANDSBERRY

College Roundup Cwu Men Get Revenge Against Alaska Anchorage

YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC ELLENSBURG -- Early last month, Central Washington lost at Alaska Anchorage in large part because of the Seawolves' 3-point shooting.

Cusick Knocks Off 2-Time Champs at the Buzzer

By ROGER UNDERWOOD YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC

Ex-Yvcc Player Returns Leading Warriors

By SCOTT SANDSBERRY YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC

Girls District Roundup Gordon, Kelleher Lead Bulldogs Past Wapato

YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC ELLENSBURG -- Deaira Gordon and Casey Kelleher combined for 27 points to lead Ellensburg's girls to a 55-35 victory over Wapato in a CWAC district first-round game Thursday night.

Basketball Notes Legislators Want Calhoun Reprimanded

NEWS SERVICE REPORTS HARTFORD, Conn. -- The leaders of the Connect-icut General Assembly's higher education committee want UConn coach Jim Calhoun reprimanded for his tirade at a freelance journalist who questioned his $1.6 million salary.

Rosalia Rallies Past Lummi to Stay Alive

By SCOTT SANDSBERRY YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC

Sc Girls Still Looking for Perfection

By SCOTT SPRUILL YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC

I-82 Rollover Accident Leaves Two Injured

UNION GAP -- Authorities are investigating a Sunday morning rollover accident that left two people seriously injured. Maritza Barragan, 21, was driving west on Interstate 82 about five miles east of Union Gap when her 1990 Pontiac van veered off the roadway to the left at 6:13 a.m., according to a Washington State Patrol report.

02/27/09 Art

ART WALKS FIRST FRIDAY ART WALKS. Visit participating galleries the first Friday of each month.

02/27/09 Night Life

NIGHT LIFE Blues/Jazz/Swing

02/27/09 If-You-Go

If you go WHAT: The Paisley Party Tour with Brad Paisley, Dierks Bentley and Crystal Shawanda.

Duane Heilman's Paintings Now On Permanent Display

By KIM NOWACKI YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC

Moorhouse Photos Featured in Larson Gallery Exhibition

Amateur photographer Lee Moorhouse spent the years 1898 to 1915 taking scores of photographs of the native peoples of the Columbia River Plateau. A selection of those photographs, reproduced from the original glass plate negatives, were organized into a traveling exhibition called "Peoples of the Plateau: The Indian Photographs of Lee Moorhouse, 1898-1915," currently on display at the Larson Gallery.

02/27/09 10 Days Out

Friday, Feb. 27- Saturday, Feb. 28

02/27/09 If-You-Go

If you go WHO: The Yakima Symphony Orchestra featuring Kyle MacLachlan, the Yakima Symphony Chorus, Yakima Valley Community College Concert Choir and soloists Laura Loge, Carolyn Gronlund, Noah Baetge and Joshua Jeremiah.

It's Time to Party with the Paisley Party Tour

By KIM NOWACKI YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC

Warehouse Theatre Revisiting 'Nunsense' Series

No, it's not deja vu. The Warehouse Theatre Company is opening another show in the "Nunsense" series next week.

White Pass Winter Carnival Is Bigger and Better Than Ever

Every year, the folks behind the main attractions at the White Pass Winter Carnival -- the castle, snow sculptures, fireworks display -- always have to do something just a little bigger and better, says White Pass marketing director Kathleen Goyette. After raising the bar last year by building a tunnel through the famed ice palace, the castle construction crew became so inspired they decided to build a scale model of this year's design -- which will have the tunnel again plus some new surpris...

Yso Concert -- Maclachlan, Lincoln and Beethoven

By KIM NOWACKI YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC