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Climbing high

September 11, 2014 11:37 am

Tags: Clarion, Local News

The Kodiak High School tennis team made a visit to Homer recently. After testing their skills against members of the Homer Tennis Association and receiving some coaching from retired tennis Coach Jim Gorman of Anchor Point, the team relaxed at Karen Hornaday Park during a picnic in their honor. (See related story, page 17.)

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