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WHITEHORSE 鈥?An Alaskan musher has won his third title in the 35th Yukon Quest internationa stanley thermosflasche l dog sled race.Allen Moore of Two Rivers, Alaska, crossed the finish line in Whitehorse on Tuesday morning with a time of nine days, 18 hours and 53 minutes.The 60-year-old musher finished the more than 1,600-kilometre race with a full team of 14 dogs. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Moore has competed in the event eight times. His victories in 2013 and 2014 marked the two quickest finishing times in Quest history.This year finish was just outside the top 10 in speed, but with brutal cold conditions throughout the race, Moore said it was good enough for the top spot. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This one wasn ;t that difficult other than the temperatures, Moore said. The trail was great. The only thing you had to deal with was the cold.Moore said his dogs Commando and Dutch stayed in the lead position for 90 per cent of the race, pacing the way to his victory. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Not many people have arrived at the fin stanley thermobecher ish chute in any position with 14 dogs, and if stanley cup I knew the answer how to do that every time, I would be doing it, he said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The dogs won ;t get much of a break after the impressive trek.Moore said h Khia Man leads officers on rooftop foot chase
Bowling Green Law Enforcement Academy class celebrates graduationSeptember 16, 2022 WNKY Staff, Source: The City of Bowling Green. Share This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditBOWLING GREEN, Ky. The City of Bowling Green welcomed eight new officers today after they graduated from the Bowling Green Law Enforcement Academy.The Bowling Green Police Department says the new officers from class three will begin their patrol training next week. The City of Bowling Green stated this will include 16-week field training with a police training officer.After they complete training, the new officers will receive an assigned patrol shift.During today ceremony, a procession traveled from the Bowling stanley cup Green Police Department to The Capitol Arts Center, where each officer took the oath of office. Following this, a family me stanley cup usa mber pinned their badge to their uniform.In addition, former BGPD chiefs Bill Waltrip and Doug Hawkins participated in the event.Today class included the following: officer Maddie Alexander, officer Cole Petty, officer Tyler Staten, officer Dawson McDaniel, officer Ryan Butler, officer Brandon Hughes, officer Max Mueller and officer Andrew Khai.The city says officer Hughes is the fourth member of the Hughes family stanley vaso to be a member of the department. Brandon Hughes is the son of detective Wade Hughes, nephew to major Josh Hughes and brother to advanced police officer Matt Hughes.Congratulations to the graduates!Connect with News 40Follow @wnkyt
WHITEHORSE 鈥?An Alaskan musher has won his third title in the 35th Yukon Quest internationa stanley thermosflasche l dog sled race.Allen Moore of Two Rivers, Alaska, crossed the finish line in Whitehorse on Tuesday morning with a time of nine days, 18 hours and 53 minutes.The 60-year-old musher finished the more than 1,600-kilometre race with a full team of 14 dogs. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Moore has competed in the event eight times. His victories in 2013 and 2014 marked the two quickest finishing times in Quest history.This year finish was just outside the top 10 in speed, but with brutal cold conditions throughout the race, Moore said it was good enough for the top spot. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This one wasn ;t that difficult other than the temperatures, Moore said. The trail was great. The only thing you had to deal with was the cold.Moore said his dogs Commando and Dutch stayed in the lead position for 90 per cent of the race, pacing the way to his victory. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Not many people have arrived at the fin stanley thermobecher ish chute in any position with 14 dogs, and if stanley cup I knew the answer how to do that every time, I would be doing it, he said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The dogs won ;t get much of a break after the impressive trek.Moore said h Khia Man leads officers on rooftop foot chase
Bowling Green Law Enforcement Academy class celebrates graduationSeptember 16, 2022 WNKY Staff, Source: The City of Bowling Green. Share This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditBOWLING GREEN, Ky. The City of Bowling Green welcomed eight new officers today after they graduated from the Bowling Green Law Enforcement Academy.The Bowling Green Police Department says the new officers from class three will begin their patrol training next week. The City of Bowling Green stated this will include 16-week field training with a police training officer.After they complete training, the new officers will receive an assigned patrol shift.During today ceremony, a procession traveled from the Bowling stanley cup Green Police Department to The Capitol Arts Center, where each officer took the oath of office. Following this, a family me stanley cup usa mber pinned their badge to their uniform.In addition, former BGPD chiefs Bill Waltrip and Doug Hawkins participated in the event.Today class included the following: officer Maddie Alexander, officer Cole Petty, officer Tyler Staten, officer Dawson McDaniel, officer Ryan Butler, officer Brandon Hughes, officer Max Mueller and officer Andrew Khai.The city says officer Hughes is the fourth member of the Hughes family stanley vaso to be a member of the department. Brandon Hughes is the son of detective Wade Hughes, nephew to major Josh Hughes and brother to advanced police officer Matt Hughes.Congratulations to the graduates!Connect with News 40Follow @wnkyt