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  • Washington Capitals forward Brooks Laich is confident that the team will make the playoffs. The Capitals have two games remaining in their season and are currently tied with the Buffalo Sabres for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Trevor Hagan)

    Capitals' Brooks Laich proud to be part of the D.C. community

    Brooks Laich learned a lot growing up on a corner lot in Wawota, Saskatchewan. He learned a work ethic and sense of community from parents Harold and Jane — and the value of a well-kept lawn.


  • Brooks Laich won't lead the NHL in scoring, but the versatile center's value to the Washington Capitals can be measured in the six-year, $27 million contract he signed. (Rod Lamkey Jr./The Washington Times)

    Caps' Brooks Laich ready, willing and able

    At 19 years old, Brooks Laich had to choose a path. Playing in juniors for the Seattle Thunderbirds of the Western Hockey League, Laich's coach, Dean Chynoweth, told him to make a decision.


  • BOOK REVIEW: Once more, with feeling

    Self-help books are quite popular these days, as are serious works of nonfiction. The two genres don't often meet in the same book. That means those who want to take an analytical/intellectual approach to improving their lives don't have that many literary options.


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