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Local hoop players at Pacific Lutheran set for unique season
Hall, Smith to play 12 games against 3 other opponents By Tim Martinez, Columbian Assistant Sports Editor
Published: January 21, 2021, 6:30pm
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3 Photos Pacific Lutheran s Seth Hall, a Prairie High graduate, averaged 13.3 points and 3.5 rebounds in 26 games last season, including 19 starts. (Pacific Lutheran Athletics photo) Photo Gallery
The college basketball season has certainly been a strange one, and that’s true for many local men’s players.
Some have already logged a handful games, others are waiting to start their seasons, while still others still won’t have a season in 2020-21.
The Pacific Lutheran men’s basketball team, which features a couple of Clark County standouts Seth Hall and Ethan Smith, will tip off a very odd season this weekend when the Lutes play games Friday and Saturday by hosting Whitman College.
by Contributor on Sunday Jan 17 2021
Pete Stamper, general manager of KC Recycling, checks out electronic scrap that has arrived at the Trail, B.C., recycling plant. KC Recycling is the largest lead-acid battery recycler in the Pacific Northwest and is a prime example of a company embracing a circular economy.
When the COVID-19 pandemic temporarily halted human activities around the world, the positive effects on the environment were visibly apparent. Now, nearly a year later, a waste crisis involving disposable items such as plastic bags, take-out containers, and personal protective equipment like masks and gloves has surfaced.
The Lower Columbia Initiatives Corporation (LCIC), located in Trail, B.C., is leading the charge in developing the systemic changes needed to combat climate change by rejecting the ‘take-make-waste’ economic model in favour of a circular one and national leaders are taking note.