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- NPR-A oil and gas lease sale draws record bidding, despite legal clouds
A right-of-way agreement reinstated through a federal court order protects the Teshekpuk Lake area and the habitat used by the caribou herd named for the lake. Bids were accepted even for tracts within an area encircling Teshekpuk Lake, the North Slope’s largest lake, despite a federal court order issued Monday that reinstated development prohibitions there . And the further they get into the Teshekpuk Lake area, the more traditional land use areas are going
- From Alaska to Texas, GOP candidates weigh how closely to align with Trump
Republicans have delivered historic results for the American people, and our candidates are eager to take Meanwhile, Trump will not make it easy for vulnerable Republicans to avoid him. closely aligned with Trump, publicly criticized the president's decision to sign an order renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America” as part of his trade war with Canada. “I believe the Great Lakes are the Great Lakes and should stay Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Ontario
- The Chillat Valley’s most-read stores of 2025
story about local author and backcountry adventurer Tom McGuire falling through the ice on Chilkoot Lake prompted reflection by community members who have had their own close encounters ice skating on the lake host of other experts and regional organizations working to develop tools to mitigate landslide and flood A few hundred people crowded into the Chilkoot Lake Recreation Site to watch rafts racing down the Chilkoot Residents of Mosquito Lake, assembly members and planning commissioners met at the Mosquito Lake School
- Move to new City Hall will take longer than planned, as Assembly weighs two sale options for current building
Burns Building, where the first two floors are set to become Juneau’s new City Hall, on Monday, July Sabbatini / Juneau Independent) By Mark Sabbatini Juneau Independent Moving to a new City Hall space is likely The new space will be the first two floors of the Michael J. Burns Building — which is commonly associated with the Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. on the top floor, removing walls are needed to make the space suitable for certain municipal government operations — including
- 5 legislative races to watch in Alaska’s Tuesday primary election
The district extends from Western Alaska to Lake Clark and south across the Aleutian Islands, and the In House District 30, in the western region of the Mat-Su Borough from Big Lake to Talkeetna, four candidates McCabe will face Democrat Sandra Loomis of Talkeetna and Republicans Mike Alexander of Big Lake, Doyle
- Proposed 2026-27 winter AMHS schedule is much like last year’s; public feedback now being sought
Craig / Juneau Independent) By Mark Sabbatini Juneau Independent A proposed winter ferry schedule much like occurring infrequently — such as once a month — to small communities such as Tenakee Springs, Gustavus, Kake
- Haines man accused of animal cruelty who fled to Russia turns self in to Juneau law enforcement
Kroschel points to the signs on the front gate to his wildlife center on Aug. 6, 2024, in Mosquito Lake Fish and Game staff seized animals from his property, the Kroschel Films Wildlife Center in Mosquito Lake
- Motorcyclist transported to hospital following vehicle collision
Department received a report of a two-vehicle collision in the area of Egan Drive across from Twin Lakes
- Canada’s retaliatory tariffs escalate Trump’s trade war
“If they want our Market, they must build here, and stop treating America like a ‘piggybank.’ SAIL ON LAKE AMERICA. AMERICA FIRST!” Trump wrote, referencing his executive order Aug. 27 renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America. Jerry Moran said in a post on X Monday evening that he contacted Trump “to make certain the President Trump signed three executive orders for new tariffs on Canada in late July using a Depression-era law
- Feds seek to ‘streamline’ Arctic oil permitting, ending environment studies of individual projects
caribou herds, migratory birds and other wildlife, and the area is important for traditional subsistence food-gathering Among those protections was the designation of a special area for Teshekpuk Lake, the largest Alaska lake above the Arctic Circle. Trump administration policies have sought to strip protections from the Teshekpuk Lake area and the caribou herd that bears the lake’s name.
- Documenting an Alaska village, before and after the storm that destroyed it
By the time it reached our shores, the remnants of the storm still carried enough force to flood two Justine Paul, Carl’s son, spent seven years in jail charged with murder in Alaska’s glacially slow justice (Marc Lester / Anchorage Daily News) The floodwaters had devastated a community that’s been settling Most were lifted from their pilings by the raging floodwater and deposited elsewhere. Elders taught everyone to dry and save food.
- Obituary: Bea Rounsley
In 1950 they bought an acre of land on the road to the glacier. Like her mother, Bea was an avid gardener. A service honoring Bea’s life will be held at Chapel by the Lake – Log Chapel on Saturday, April 18,

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