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- Obituary: Thomas Meyer
Tom was born on June 21, 1942, in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, to Fred and Rose Meyer, and was the eldest Wake to follow at the Triangle Bar.
- Suicide Basin’s water level drops temporarily, but ‘release is increasingly unlikely at this time,’ says NWS Juneau
Secondary releases have occurred in past years after major floods in August; weather service says water if so the basin’s water level is low enough that the Mendenhall River is not expected to reach the flood hydrograph published at 10 a.m. shows a full basin release would result in a level just below the minor flood The moderate flood, or "action" stage, is 10 feet. "Right now our best guess is that it would not reach flood stage," Bezenek said. • Contact Mark Sabbatini
- Dunleavy administration asks US Supreme Court to decide the future of subsistence fishing in Alaska
NASA’s Arctic Boreal Vulnerability Experiment, or ABoVE, which measured the elevation of rivers and lakes decide whether rural Alaskans should continue to get preferential fishing rights on most rivers and lakes The state’s filing on Monday was formally known as a “cert petition,” which asks the court to take up The court takes only about 1% of the cases it receives, though the acceptance rate is higher (about 5%
- Three Southeast Alaska fishermen charged with intentionally sinking boats
The three men are scheduled to make their initial federal court appearances in Anchorage on March 13, Among them are a New York man who pleaded guilty to sinking a 25-foot Bayliner boat in Lake Ontario
- Focus on basic needs of community, vote yes on Ballot Measures 1 and 2
represents a “significant decrease” and would limit the Assembly’s ability to respond to emergencies like glacier flooding. Take a drive down Teal Street. Just this past week, 29 tents were pitched along the road. Maybe it’s time to stop using glacier flooding as a rationale for keeping taxes high.
- ‘We need a bus’: Parents weigh in after district drops busing service for students
and Haines school district employees tackled during a Monday evening meeting at the former Mosquito Lake the district has hosted two meetings: one on Zoom on Friday night and the other in person at Mosquito Lake Mayor Tom Morphet attended the Monday meeting in Mosquito Lake. plywood floor, the safety chassis. “I’m feeling like I’m going into this meeting and it’s like ‘if the budget’s right and if we’re able
- What previously undisclosed financial dealings are in Alaska’s governor candidate records?
required documents The doors to the Office of the Governor are seen Monday, Aug. 1, 2022, on the third floor One is in Big Lake, another is in Anchorage, another is in Montgomery, Alabama; a fourth is in Seldovia
- Rain is part of the adventure for those visiting Juneau on the last cruise ship of the season
After getting off the ship, Unbe said her group took a cab to the Mendenhall Glacier and hiked to Nugget It was the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center’s last day open for the year, according to the U.S. “Mind-blowing,” Unbe said when asked about her first time seeing a glacier. “We loved it. Romero-Flores spent her three-hour break enjoying a barbecue dish from Bernadette’s Filipino food truck It’s surrounded by lakes and mountains and snow.
- Alaska House advances bill addressing the treatment of minors in psychiatric facilities
Maxine Dibert, D-Fairbanks, speaks Monday, Jan. 27, 2025, on the floor of the Alaska House of Representatives of Natives, Lives in the Balance, a nonprofit that advocates for the fair treatment of children, Dot Lake
- Republicans can’t handle the shame of our present moment
Kevin McCabe, R-Big Lake, voted for an election reform bill he believes “improves the system, strengthens defended the request by one of those observers to inspect “thermal totes filled with pizza boxes” to make “Call it outrageous, but after the 2020 General Election, volunteers can’t take anything at face value The real outrage is how statements like that lend credibility to Trump’s Big Lie. Voters who agree with that likely lack the capacity to acknowledge the insurrection Trump instigated
- ‘You’d be crying at the pump’: This Alaska village’s gas was $8.44 — before the Iran war
The village, on the shore of Iliamna Lake in the Bristol Bay region, expects to charge $15 for a gallon along a 15-mile portage road and finally loaded back onto another vessel for the trip along Iliamna Lake “It’s all about chipping in, as a family, to get this and that,” said Marlin Lake, 34, an avid harvester At Hooper Bay’s local grocery store last week, Lake pointed out grapes — a luxury in rural Alaska — selling Lake said he’ll buy 130 gallons of gas — worth $1,100 at current prices — before a long boat trip up
- On The Trails: Whiskers on mammals
Their follicles are enclosed in blood-filled sinuses and well-served by nerve endings. The blood sinuses are reported to be transducers of movement in the vibrissae to the nerves, and then Like typical vibrissae, trunk whiskers have a tactile function. Manatees have lots of facial vibrissae, used for exploring food possibilities, etc., but they also have Whales have facial bristles (sometimes called vibrissae) that have a tactile function.

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