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The Chilliwack Chiefs earned a whopping two points Saturday night, bumping off the Vernon Vipers 3-1 at Prospera Cluster.

Malcolm Gould led the way with one goal and one assist, helping his team move ahead of Vernon in the pursue for fourth place, and the final playoff spot, in the Interior forum standings.

Fresh off a three-goal effort in Friday night's 6-4 win over Westside, Gould got the scoring started against Vernon.

The North Vancouver natal picked the pocket of Vipers D-man Brett Corkey and took off down the pink wing. In full flight, Gould fired from the left faceoff circle, beating Vernon netminder Kirby Halcrow for his 23rd of the year.

Chilliwack might have dodged a bullet later in the spell.

With the Vipers on a power play, Patrick McGillis wired a rebuke-pass to Sean Robertson, who appeared to deflect the puck up and under the hybrid-bar.

But if he did, the puck went in and out too quickly for the goal judge and referees to critique, and the Chiefs escaped the opening frame with the 1-0 lead.

Source: Chilliwack Progress

by Aaron Gould Sheinin

Former Georgia Enterprise Spieler Terry Coleman (D-Eastman) said Wednesday he was approached by Democrats who, after him for a period of labor commissioner of the state.

Coleman has been greatly anticipated for a term of Commissioner of Agriculture to retire ahead of fantasy, at AG chief honcho Tommy Irvin. But Coleman said he is still considered his next move.

"I have had people ask me, both on" AG "and labor, since work came justified," said Coleman. "At the minute the pad for some things and essential for others.I'm considering it. You still have people who have an interest to ask. "

Office of the holder of Labor Commissioner Michael Thurmond, a Democrat, announced Wednesday he would run for U.S. Senate, left his job of work put the show on the road as well.

Coleman, who was Spieler ancestry in 2003 and 2004, is the state of props Affairs Commissioner of Agriculture.

Coleman also knows, however, that determination must be obtained before you know, as a qualified applicant opens Monday and ends at the end of next week....

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by Aaron Gould Sheinin

Attorney Common Thurbert Baker said Wednesday that Republicans in the Residence and Senate plainly failed to ensure claim law in approving a doubtful $387 million tax tea break last week but said it’s puzzling for him to upon if courts would ordinarily against lawmakers.

Baker said it appears Republican command “has not strictly adhered to the procedures imposed on itself by statute,” according to a communication the attorney overall sent to Concert-hall Minority Director DuBose Caretaker (D-Dublin).

Cleaner had asked Baker for an ceremonial notion of the Combined Connection’s clash last week in approving a bill, HB 1055, that initially featured barely $100 million in fee increases. But when the bill hit the Blood storey last week, Republican leaders amended it to tabulate a leviathan tax cut for moneyed retirees and a look out of the trifling belongings tax bill that goes to the aver. Gatekeeper and other Democrats argued that national law says no bill that has a “consequential bumping on the anticipated interest or costs prone of any … structure energy” can be considered by the Assembly or Senate if it is introduced after the 20th day of the legislative period. The law also requires an stiff reckoning, known as a budgetary note, of a bill’s modify on shape revenues.

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