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Anthony and Billups Lead Denver Past Lake Show

Published on May 21, 2009 at 10:52PM

LOS ANGELES (AP)—Carmelo Anthony ensued in his recent magnificence with 34 points and nine rebounds and Chauncey Billups added 27 more points as the Denver Nuggets got past the Los Angeles Lakers, 106-103 in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals Thursday at STAPLES Center. Despite the Nuggets’ resurgence, they were sluggish throughout much of the first half, but a late second quarter surge brought them to within 55-54 at halftime. As the game ensued, Anthony continued to make clutch jumpers while an unexpected offensive explosion from Linas Kleiza (16 points) enabled Denver to ultimately take the lead late in the fourth quarter. Although Kobe Bryant (32 points) virtually matched Anthony point for point, a key defensive stop late in the game enabled the Nuggets to prevail. Kenyon Martin added 16 more points for the Nuggets, while Trevor Ariza had 20 points in the loss for Los Angeles. The series will resume Saturday evening at the Pepsi Center in Denver.

Vet Memorial breakfast to be held

Published on May 21, 2009 at 11:31AM

(RICHFIELD) – Fundraising efforts continue for the Sevier Valley Veteran’s Memorial soon to be erected at the Richfield Cemetery. Fundraiser, Roger Bird of Richfield, said the Rotary Club will sponsor a breakfast Saturday and Monday morning with all the proceeds going towards the project. Carl Holmes of Richfield has also been involved in fundraising efforts and says donations from private individuals and business owners have been coming in. Holmes said the centerpiece of the memorial is in the process of being shipped from Europe and should arrive in Richfield by June. The breakfast on Saturday and Monday will be held at the cemetery between 7 and 10am on both days.

SR-148 cleared for opening

Published on May 21, 2009 at 07:39AM

(CEDAR CITY) – The scenic drive to Cedar Breaks National Monument is now open. The Utah Department of Transportation cleared the way for SR-148 to open in time for the opening of the Visitor Center on Saturday. UDOT cleared snow and opened the roadway, though most monument areas remain under two feet of snow.

NSHS celebrates centennial

Published on May 21, 2009 at 07:32AM

(RICHFIELD) – North Sevier High School will celebrate their 100 year anniversary this year. Salina Councilmember, Clint Johnson, says the centennial will kick off at graduation this Friday night. High school principal, Jill Porter, said she and her staff are doing everything they can to track down alumni to attend all the activities planned this summer for the celebration.