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Temperatures are today’s highs and tonight’s lows, Extremes TA ne : 70 at Bll if 17 at Brighto. i NATIONAL 4 ; 41 some snow * Rainfall year Oct 1st to Sept. 30th 48 e Edbuigh 43 28 . Regional almanac Yesterday Normal Yesterday Month March Season Normal High/Low HighlLow Precip. ToDate Normal To Date To Date* Provo - BYU STO Pett Salt LakeCity FRIDAY | Mainly cloudy with [ tah &ane \ \ est Cl t 1e Ss PATH McRcose CE PROVO 224-6668 even thunderstorms across the Midwest as well as the central Plains today. Snow is also expected across the Rockies with this storm. . y Sun & moon Sky watch @ RISES Sets SUN 6:50am. 626 p.m MOON 12:23pm. 3:40am. ¢é First quarter Manee RISES 6:48am. 1:24pm. SETS 6:27pm. 4:26am. Tonight's Sky: The Gemini Twins tor and Pollux are to waxing gibbous Moon's lowerleft. MERCURY VENUS MARS Scouce: im Todd, Oregon Museum of Sclence and industy SATURN RISES 6:48am, 31am. 10:23am. Nem. 2:40pm. ‘SETS 701 pm 2:45pm. 1:24am. 936am, 5:08 am Islanders keep playoff hopes alive ers even at 1 early in the third » Sabres3, Bruins 2: At Buffalo, son had 27 saves for Chicago. Radim Vrbatahada first-period goal for the Blackhawks, and Matthew Barnaby added N.Y., Jochen Hechtbrokea tie an empty-netter. Manny Mal- riod. UNIONDALE, N.Y. — Miro- slav Satan and Trent Hunter beat Martin Brodeurina shootout for the second timein six days,lifting the NewYorkIslanders to a 2-1 victoryoverthe zlov’s goal in thefirst round, late in the second period, and Daniel Briere had twoassists in the Sabres’ comeback victory. Jason Pominville and Thomas Vanek added goals, and RyanMiller made 25 saves and Hunter then gave theIs- to help Buffalo winits third NewJersey Devils on Tuesday night. Satan matched Viktor Ko- landersthe lead. Rick DiPietro stopped Brian Gionta and Jamie Langenbrunner — NewJer- sey’s lone scorerin regulation —to give NewYorkits fifth winagainstthe Devils in seven gamesthis season (5-1-1). Three were decidedin shootouts. MarkParrish gottheIsland- straight. The Sabres swept the home-and-homeseries to improve to 5-0 against Boston this season. » Blackhawks3, Blue Jackets 1: At Columbus,Ohio,Patrick Sharpscored ona third-period breakaway, and Craig Ander- hotra scored for Columbus. D Lightning 5, Penguins 4: At Pittsburgh, Brad Richards and Vinny Prospal beat goalie Marc-AndreFleury on consecutive shotsin a shootout and Tampa BayheldoffPittsburgh’s third furious but unsuccessfulrally in three games. Dan Boyle scored twice and the Lightning shookoffa postOlympic slumpby starting a five-gameroadtrip with their first victory in four games, thoughit cameafter they squandered a 4-1lead in the third period. » Maple veafs 5, Canadiens3: At Toronto, Tomas Kaberle had a goal and three assists to help Torontoenda.five-gamelosing streak. MatsSundin scored twice, and Kyle Wellwood and Jason Allison also scored power-play goals for the Maple Leafs, who werein danger of dropping 10 points behind Montreal for the eighth andfinalplayoff spot in the Eastern Conference. » Coyotes5, Red Wings 2: At Detroit, Mike Comrie scored twice, and former Detroit goalie Curtis Josephst Mark Mowers on penalty shot and finished with 35 saves. JAY LAPRETE//Associated Press Columbus Blue— Duvie Westcott, ri ight,and Chicago Blackhawks’ Mi rem omen collide during the secondperiod. | y |