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  • 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.”

  • Karate school fundraising to rebuild, looking for short-term new location after snow-induced roof collapse

    Murray estimated 60% of the dojo space’s roof collapsed, making up about 15-20% of the entire building He's like, ‘You're going to feel better if you go.’ And I'm like, ‘I don't know.’ The inaccessible area was near the bleachers and mostly contained items like hand pads. Burgess mentioned the club hopes they can salvage or replicate the flooring, which is wood backed with "This will include new office and dressing room walls, bleachers, flooring, paint, doors, reinstalling

  • Shovel fatigue, scenic wonders and sighs of relief as historic snowstorm ends

    “I like it when it snows, but not when it's just trying to keep up, making sure that they can get to “I'm not used to berms like this. “I just could never make it work. “The snow lightens everything up and I like it.” For her, even more concerning than the snow itself is the possibility of snowmelt causing flooding that

  • The Forest Service Claims It’s Fully Staffed for a Worsening Fire Season. Data Shows Thousands of Unfilled Jobs.

    full suppression — stomping out fires as quickly as possible, instead of letting them burn for the sake For the moment, it’s unknown what form that restructuring will take, but many Forest Service firefighters A spokesperson for the Department of the Interior wrote, “We are taking steps to unify federal wildfire Lately, according to Maxwell, the monsoons have become less and less reliable, and understanding their The monsoon season is now here and has brought deadly flash flooding along old burn scars in Ruidoso,

  • Trump levies a host of new tariffs on U.S. trading partners

    Donald Trump pushed ahead with his promise to raise tariffs on foreign goods by Aug. 1, signing an order late law that a treaty negotiated and passed by our Congress and somebody else’s national legislature have like The statement Thursday from the industry group’s president, Jake Colvin, continued: “Institutionalizing the highest U.S. duties since the Great Depression, coupled with ongoing uncertainty, will ultimately make

  • Erickson helps Alaska Youth Soccer team win first National title

    stopping New York’s Buffalo Stallions 09 Girls 3-0 and defeating Louisiana’s Mandeville Soccer Club MSC Lakers Beyond the statistics, her physical presence, aerial ability, and positional versatility make her an We were the first team from Alaska to make it to semifinals last year as well as the only team from Alaska

  • JDHS girls topple Fort Yukon, fall to Monroe in CCC openers

    Lockhart from the free throw line to take a 14-6 lead. “We missed, like, what? 20 free throws. Nizich and the senior added another make past the arc to pull to 47-35 as the quarter ended. Monroe Catholic Lady Rams. 7 p.m. - Boys - Kake Thunderbirds vs. JDHS Crimson Bears. Kake Thunderbirds. 5 p.m. - Girls - Ft. Yukon Lady Eagles vs.

  • A traditional July 4 parade, with an extra spring in the step, as Juneau celebrates USA at 250

    "They wanted like 300-some dollars for us to drop it at the dump and it's like, ‘OK, we can't afford She and her husband own Like A Local, a car rental company that targets cruise ship passengers. "I don't like to take it out in the rain too much, because then I have to clean up underneath the undercarriage it fit for the Fourth he also had a red bow tie and a white lace garter accentuated with blue. one notable difference in this year’s compared to past ones he’s been in is "overall this year looks like

  • Candidate profile: Mila Cosgrove, Juneau Assembly District 1 challenger

    I think it's more likely that a nonprofit would." A: "I think the first thing that you do is you take a good hard look at your budget and make sure that Q: The city will likely be asked to pay 10% or 25% of a long-term flood solution for the Mendenhall Valley Those homes are in the floodplain. They've been in the floodplain, and I think there's a piece of that that needs to be recognized.

  • Possible measles case in Sitka

    SEARHC spokesperson Matt Carle issued a statement in an email to the Sentinel: "As you are likely aware Our clinical teams are following established public health guidance and taking all necessary precautions Donohoe and Malein said SEARHC caregivers took a blood sample from them and all of the other patients

  • Alaska to recognize Hispanic Heritage Month under new law

    Elvi Gray-Jackson, D-Anchorage, leaves the floor of the Alaska Senate on Friday, Jan. 26, 2024. She said next she’d like to see June recognized as LGBTQ Pride month. “All it takes is one person to begin the effort, and that one person happens to be me,” Gray-Jackson The law will take effect on August 6. • Corinne Smith started reporting in Alaska in 2020, serving as

  • US House backs extension of health insurance subsidies after Dems force vote

    Schumer and Jeffries spoke to reporters on topics including upcoming floor legislation extending health vote sends the legislation to the Senate, where Republican leadership is unlikely to put it on the floor Jim McGovern said during floor debate on Wednesday evening “it’s about damn time” the chamber took up And the administration came up with tens of billions of dollars to bail out Argentina, for God’s sake Cap the enhanced subsidy for people making under 700% of the federal poverty level, or about $109,550

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