Mavericks Win 5th Straight Game, 7-6
March 19, 2010/10:13 PM
Mesa State's baseball team won it's fifth straight game on Friday night at Sam Suplizio Field, 7-6.
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Durango Beats Central, 1-0
March 19, 2010/9:52 PM
By: Matt Bill
The Central Warriors lost to the Durango Demons on Friday night at Walker Field, 1-0.
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March 19, 2010/7:54 PM
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Walnut Ave. Stabbing Victim’s Family Speaks Out
March 19, 2010/6:30 PM
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Parents of Jeana Vargas remember a young, caring mother who was stabbed to death in front of her 2-year-old daughter.
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March 19, 2010/6:20 PM
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A Grand Junction man is accused of scamming customers out of $25,000.
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The 90’s are making a comeback as records sales soar over the past two years. Since 2006, vinyl record sales have doubled. Over 1.9 million discs were sold.
Triple Play Records says the vinyls are regaining popularity with younger folks. Matthew Cesario thinks record players and records are worth investing in to. New technology allows records to be converted to CDs and onto MP3 players. The quality of the sound is better too.
Record prices range from $3 to $25. You can buy or sell your used records and record players at Triple Play Records on Main Street. Call Triple Play Records at 243-3974 for more information.
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