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...setting a new Southeast record time of 46.56 seconds, eclipsing the mark set by Juneau-Douglas High School's Sara Parsons in 1995 (47.20).The eight hurdles were barely obstacles for the red-haired runner."I just try to get there...
...has the second fastest Alaska time this season with 47.04. The Region V record is 47.20, set in 1995 by JDHS' Sara Parsons. Welling will need pressure to go faster and that has to come from PSG's Weller (54.92). KTN's Ricky Voelz...
...100-meter intermediate hurdles - Jaime Stanford, Mount Edgecumbe, 1999, 16.335 seconds. 300 low hurdles - Sara Parsons, Juneau-Douglas, 1995, 47.4. 100 - Daubersmith, Ketchikan, 1990, 12.29. 200 - Daubersmith, Ketchikan...
...100-meter intermediate hurdles - Jaime Stanford, Mount Edgecumbe, 1999, 16.335 seconds. 300 low hurdles - Sara Parsons, Juneau-Douglas, 1995, 47.4. 100 - Pam Daubersmith, Ketchikan, 1990, 12.29. 200 - Pam Daubersmith, Ketchikan...
...Orazio, Nathanael D. Vaughan, Rebecca M. Viray. Parsons promoted Alaska Congressman Don Young recently promoted Sara Parsons from staff assistant to legislative assistant. Parsons was born and raised in Juneau. She started her tenure in Young's...
...100-meter intermediate hurdles - Jaime Stanford, Mount Edgecumbe, 1999, 16.335 seconds. 300 low hurdles - Sara Parsons, Juneau-Douglas, 1995, 47.4. 100 - Pam Daubersmith, Ketchikan, 1990, 12.29. 200 - Pam Daubersmith, Ketchikan...
Sara Parsons of Juneau has been dubbed one of the 50 most beautiful people on Capitol Hill. The Hill, a 12-year-old newspaper that covers...
A story in Monday's paper, "Juneauite among Capitol Hill's most beautiful," quoted both Sara Parsons and her father, former Juneau Mayor Jamie Parsons. The quote, "There are plenty of good-looking people in Alaska," was...
...Orazio, Nathanael D. Vaughan, Rebecca M. Viray. Parsons promoted Alaska Congressman Don Young recently promoted Sara Parsons from staff assistant to legislative assistant. Parsons was born and raised in Juneau. She started her tenure in Young's...
...like the chance to come back and raise families here, we need to be working to ensure that future now. Families have always been a priority for my dad and, if elected, their future will become a reality in Juneau. Sara Parsons Juneau