FHS boys hoopsters may resume activities Dec. 19 due to virus
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December 14, 2020

FHS boys hoopsters may resume activities Dec. 19 due to virus

By From JT Staff Reports

The Fairbanks High School boys basketball team is currently in its second coronavirus-related shutdown.
The Panthers had to postpone home games against West Jefferson (Friday) and Urbana (Saturday) this past week.
The team will be permitted to resume activities on Saturday of this week (Dec. 19), acco...

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