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  • Nathan Fick signs commitment to attend Pacific Lutheran University 

    Independent Roughly 15 years ago, Nate Fick was dragging a plastic baseball bat across a living room floor picked PLU because it is a great academic school that has good baseball, obviously, and I just overall liked Fick and Soete first communicated in late fall. “He looked athletic and like he had a lot of upside in future development. JDHS baseball coach Luke Adams said, “We are happy for Nate.

  • Subsistence review by USDA raises concerns in Southeast Alaska

    harvest rights in the state; public comment period open until Feb. 13 Participants gather subsistence foods The review targets seven "topics" foundational to the decision-making bodies, processes and actions of affect the composition of the Regional Advisory Councils, whose members provide local knowledge and make "We could have gone straight to a (federal) rule-making process, or not, but again, we felt it was our A Federal Subsistence Board formed to make decisions for the FSMP; the Board in 1992 was composed of

  • Alaska Beacon state and legislative daybook for the week of April 13, 2026

    This list is ripped from our notebooks, and it is likely to change over the course of the week. House Community and Regional Affairs considers “right to repair” legislation and hears bills that would make State Affairs hears a presentation on disaster management Wednesday, April 15 Arctic Encounter Summit takes allow the surrender of infants in so-called infant safety devices, a bill that would lower the legal blood Education Funding hears a presentation on national assessments, and holds a demonstration for lawmakers to take

  • Trawl allies fire back as Alaska candidates’ anti-industry rhetoric heats up

    Trawlers drag open-mouthed nets through the water to harvest whitefish like pollock for both U.S. and They also say that the dragging of trawl nets along the ocean floor damages habitat. For some of the candidates, it seems like 100% of their knowledge of trawl is coming from there.” “Our focus is making sure facts, data, and community voices are part of that conversation.” “I’d be happy if they support me — like, vote for me,” he said.

  • Crimson Bears bitten by Cougars at state tournament

    “I think we played hard and put it all on the floor,” Dihle said. Dimond eliminated Service 3-1 (25-15, 26-28, 25-19, 25-20) in a Friday late game.

  • Crimson Bears return to the pool with high aspirations

    They are taking too many breaths. We have to work on breath control, but it’s OK, we’ll get there. They are not going to like it, but we’ll get there.”  With the strong camaraderie of the Juneau swim community through the Glacier Swim Club, most of the athletes “It means my team trusts me to lead them and make sure their voices are heard,” Kiessling said. I am trying to create an atmosphere that makes it easy for them to keep doing that.”

  • Juneau’s AML wins Gold Medal with 82-73 win over Metlakatla

    With a lot of talent on both sides, it was evident that AML’s Saviers was his team’s floor general and trying to get people in the right spots at the right times and try to knock down my shots when I can take “It makes it easy,” Tompkins said of the AML team’s talent. “I trust all the guys out there.

  • Four candidates are seeking three seats in both the Assembly and school board races this fall

    "The specific things that I would like to work on myself are the apprenticeship program for the high "I feel like the school board has really stepped up and done exactly what's needed for the community, "And I'm very concerned about extremophiles — people who take very extreme positions and bring those "If you guys don't like the direction of the Assembly — the traditional thing that everybody says is two measures on this year’s ballot that lower the property tax rate the Assembly can set, and exempt food

  • Alaska lawmakers probe state detention policies following ICE arrest of Soldotna family

    Andrew Gray, D-Anchorage, speaks Friday, April 26, 2024, on the floor of the Alaska House of Representatives , have access to their telephone calls separately from other prisoners, and then showers and things like not only speak out, raise concerns and demand answers from federal authorities, but states are also taking

  • How a handful of states and districts could decide who runs Congress

    confident GOP candidates will win enough races to ensure they maintain control over what bills come to the floor The open Minnesota seat will likely remain blue, the report forecasts. The open Iowa seat and Texas are likely to stay Republican. ‘Even a few seats might make a difference’ Timothy M. House and Senate are, even a few seats might make a difference.”

  • Leading candidates in Alaska US House race endorse bycatch limits in fisheries debate

    politics play in what happens on our back decks with our children, what happens in the income that we can take Act, which would require the council to implement gear performance standards to reduce bycatch, to make “And so, when you’re buying an Alaska seafood product, we need to make sure that it’s labeled Alaska. “And we need to make sure that we’re legislating to make sure that farmed fishing does not come to our And then we start talking about things like food and groceries, and the things that allow our crews to

  • Impact of new cancer vaccines could be blunted by misinformation, hesitancy

    The vaccine Johnson is taking isn’t one of them, but researchers are especially excited about the potential announced that a personalized mRNA cancer vaccine, combined with an immunotherapy drug, had succeeded in a late-stage But will Americans be willing to take them? Food and Drug Administration approved an HPV vaccine for girls and women ages 9 to 26, and three years

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