...business." Katelynn Kerkvliet earned the shutout in net for the Stars. Heidi Westerman, Molly Fenton, Natalie Kress and Juliet Bramante were honored for senior day. Bramante is actually a junior, but will be going to Europe next year. Soldotna boys...

...Shaw, scored just two minutes into the game. Wolfe scored unassisted at the 17-minute mark, and Kelci Benson, assisted by Juliet Bramante, scored before the close of the half. The second half started with goals by Julie Litchfield, one assisted by Taryn...

Synopsis: Belgian director Alain Berliner, who made the popular Ma Vie en Rose (1997), followed with this French comedy-drama (another in the Collection 2000 series of movies about the Millennium). In the year 2000, a wall is erected at Belgian's "linguistic border," separating Flemish and French-speaking sides. It lands right in the middle of a French take-out-food shop run by Albert (Daniel Hanssens), who speaks both languages. Shakespearean touches include the ghost of Albert's father (Mil Seghers) and a Romeo and Juliet theme as evidenced by the Flemish girlfriend, Wendy (Pascale Bal), of Albert's son. Shown at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi Cast: Daniel Hanssens, Mil Seghers, Pascale Bal, Michaël Pas, Peter Michel Movie Details Movie Review

...Shaw, scored just two minutes into the game. Wolfe scored unassisted at the 17-minute mark, and Kelci Benson, assisted by Juliet Bramante, scored before the close of the half. The second half started with goals by Julie Litchfield, one assisted by Taryn...

...Southern Division. The Stars scored seven times in the first half - Julie Litchfield scored on assists from Kylee Wolfe and Juliet Bramante; Taryn McCubbins scored on a corner from Litchfield; Skylar Shaw scored on assists from Kylee Wolfe and Litchfield...

...all the St. Patty's Parade walkers and the community for such a success! We would also like to welcome Aurora Morton and Juliet Innes to our Academic Kinder Prep! New mini workshops coming up include: Alaska Sea Studies starting April 2-April 25 on...

...entire month of April. Soldotna High is represented by 18 very talented student artists who won a number of awards, including Juliet Bramante's drawing which won Best of Show and her painting won Second Place. Vicky Tachick won First Place in Photography...

...Schoessler; Algebra A- Reagan Schoessler; Algebra A - Kearstin Yarnes; AP U.S. Government - Shara Leaders; Phys. Training - Juliet Bramante; LA 11 - Maurie Fry; LA 11 - Kelci Benson. They were honored at a pizza luncheon in the SoHi commons on March 20th...

...entire month of April. Soldotna High is represented by 18 very talented student artists who won a number of awards, including Juliet Bramante's drawing which won Best of Show and her painting won Second Place. Vicky Tachick won First Place in Photography...

Now Playing Synopsis: The classic Shakespearean romantic tragedy is updated by director Baz Luhrmann to a post-modern Verona Beach where swords are merely a brand of gun and bored youths are easily spurred toward violence. Longtime rivals in religion and business, the Montagues and the Capulets share a page from the Jets and Sharks of West Side Story when they form rival gangs. Romeo (Leonardo DiCaprio) is aloof toward the goings-on of his Montague cousins, but after he realizes that Juliet (Claire Danes) is a Capulet at the end of one very wild party, the enmity between the two clans becomes the root of his angst. He relies heavily -- and with serious consequences -- on his rebel gender-bender of a friend, Mercutio (Harold Perrineau Jr.), and Father (not Friar) Lawrence (Pete Postlethwaite) for protection and support. Romeo is, of course, exiled, and it looks like Juliet will be forced into an arranged marriage with the bland Paris (Paul Rudd). It ends, as Romeo and Juliet must, when Romeo hears a tragic piece of misinformation and brings his suicide wish to what was meant to be Juliet 's temporary tomb. This time, though, the turf and the weapon of choice have taken a turn toward the surreal. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, Claire Danes, John Leguizamo, Harold Perrineau, Jr., Pete Postlethwaite Movie Details Movie Review