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BY WAYNE WITKOWSKI Correspondent With the high school boys lacrosse season concluding more than a month ago, this should be a time for New Egypt High School lacrosse coach Jay Corby, who also coaches boys basketball, to catch up on some rest. But for Corby, this may be the busiest time of the year as players from both of those sports are participating in summer leagues

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Warriors working hard in two summer sports

By John Streit Correspondent VIRGINIA BEACH — Chris Calaprice stood outside Strawbridge Shopping Centers Lucky Oyster restaurant, explaining the route thats brought him about 8,000 miles from California to Virginia Beach.

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Pancreatic cancer survivor using trek to educate

By Connie Sage Correspondent When Shawn Shiner heard that bluefin tuna were being caught off Cape Hatteras, he took a day off work and headed to the Outer Banks in hopes of hooking a big one. He wasn’t disappointed. The Suffolk pharmaceutical salesman landed an 84-inch, 318-pound giant bluefin on March 25 from the Matador, a Virginia Beach-based charter fishing boat.

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Millions of dollars at stake in bluefin tuna battle