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- Duke freshman forward Cameron Boozer named AP men's national player of the year
Rangy enough to space the floor and shoot from outside. just goes to show more about what our team has done, just because I think that really helps awards like Sometimes you’ve got to take a step back and just remember that once upon a time, you were a kid dreaming By late February, the Blue Devils were starting a four-week reign atop the AP Top 25 that would carry this year where there’s six guys in the paint, and it’s not as if he’s jumping 40, 50 inches off the floor
- Interior Department agency solicits interest in seafloor mining off Alaska
Information is a practical first step to gauge interest and identify areas where development could make Destroying the seafloor by mining puts the entire marine food web in grave danger, from walruses and “This proposal targets the very waters that make Alaska’s fisheries world class. We cannot trade Alaska’s food, cultures and economy for the new and risky endeavor of deep-sea mining
- Alaska Beacon state and legislative daybook for the week of March 30, 2026
This list is ripped from our notebooks, and it is likely to change over the course of the week. Monday, March 30 House/Senate floor sessions in the morning 8 a.m. – The House and Senate Education Committees Wednesday, April 1 House/Senate Floor sessions in the morning 8 a.m. – House Education continues hearing
- We’re #1: Winter of 2025-26 officially the snowiest ever as record 5.4" Monday puts season total at 201.2"
But much like some other periods this winter where breaks in the snow were accompanied by record cold during the first half of January also saw heavy rain that resulted in high avalanche, roofload and flooding for days, while some residents in other areas struggled to keep their homes from being deluged by floodwaters March came in like a lion and kept roaring, with a record 7.3 inches of snow March 3 , followed by a previous week examining records trying to confirm — and update if necessary — the data, with an eye on making
- Government shutdown primed to roll into next week after US Senate deadlocks again
“The president takes no pleasure in this, but if Chuck Schumer is gonna give Donald Trump the opportunity has posted online in recent days, Johnson responded, “what they’re trying to have fun with, trying to make that depicted Jeffries in a sombrero and mustache as mariachi music played while Schumer talks in a fake
- Peak winds and waves expected Friday afternoon from hurricane-force storm in Southeast Alaska
"You can think of this almost like a hurricane in Florida or Texas," Park said. "As that low makes landfall, you get those really, really strong winds in a really small portion of the "And so this is pretty unusual to have this low of this strength fully maturing as it makes landfall The strong winds are primarily expected for Friday morning into the late evening. Garmon said the weather service isn't looking for impacts from flooding.
- Trump ties autism to Tylenol use in pregnancy despite inconclusive scientific evidence
Trump and officials from his administration said during a press conference the Food and Drug Administration He said 'tough it out,' meaning don’t take tylenol or give it to your child. If you can’t take the pain or deal with a fever, then it’s your fault if your child has autism. Taking NSAIDs during the third trimester may lead to birth defects." defects, and premature birth, and untreated pain can lead to maternal depression, anxiety, and high blood
- The secret life of sculpin — a tiny fish that helps scientists monitor mines
Most of the fish were two other species: some trout-like Dolly Varden and numerous slimy sculpin. Walking along a gravel bar on the Tulsequah River — a glacier-fed tributary of the Taku located just Particularly those, like Sergeant, who study streams near mines and other industrial projects. That makes slimy sculpin “super important” for environmental monitoring near resource development projects They make “neat pets,” López said. “They look almost like fish-tank puppies.”
- Why I’m supporting JKT for governor
By Claire Richardson Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about political power in Alaska. Hell, I was part of the old guard, serving 12 years on the third floor of the Capitol. governor keeps focused on the people who live and work here and the land we dwell on — they may be able to make
- Alaska’s AG among those urging EPA to classify mifepristone as water contaminant
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- Local leaders, seniors celebrate 90th anniversary of Social Security
Botelho joined about 20 local seniors in celebrating Social Security and the contributions seniors make rely on Social Security for at least half of their income and to meet basic needs such as housing, food
- Water a hot gift for people suffering pipe problems during long holiday season cold snap
"It’s going to be just like a quick appetizer to hang out instead of a dinner because I don't know if "More than likely I’ll be on-call for Christmas," he said. "I don't like taking plastic water and I have a big jug I can slowly refill with my little drip — or The resort has halted its food and drink services, and the only restrooms are outdoor portable toilets "While food and beverage service from the Eaglecrest Grill will not be available, holiday snacks and

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