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Colony Knights girls basketball team defeated Wasilla 44 to 41 to win their first state championship since 2008 and mend the sting of last season's loss. Seniors Hallie Clark and Tonya Karpow led the win—Clark earned Alaska's Player of the Year title while Karpow made the clutch free throws.

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Anchorage police reported that 54-year-old Eric Black died after being hit by a vehicle Friday night on Glenn Highway near Boniface Parkway—this marks the city's fifth pedestrian fatality this year as the driver cooperates with investigators.

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Anchorage voters cast ballots today at 7:00 a.m. in a municipal election featuring 11 propositions—ranging from bonds for schools and roads to public safety and park upgrades—and several candidate races; polling places will accept votes until 8:00 p.m.

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