Lydia Jacoby, first Olympic swimmer born in Alaska, wins gold for the US
Christy Terry, the mayor of Seward, Alaska, called Lydia Jacoby's victory in the 100-meter breaststroke, "one of the best days in Seward...
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Lydia Jacoby, first Olympic swimmer born in Alaska, wins gold for the US
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