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  • First games show Gold Medal spirit is still on the court

    Kake was already a talented team. Kake scored nine points in the fourth quarter and Metlakatla seven. Kake advances to face Craig, who had a bye, at 10:30 a.m. Monday. Womens - Kake 62 (1-0), Metlakatla 46 (0-1) 1:30 p.m. B bracket - Kake (0-0) vs. Hydaburg (0-0) 10:30 a.m. Womens - Craig (0-0) vs. Kake (1-0) 12:00 p.m.

  • New lawsuit seeks to block revived bear-culling program in Western Alaska

    approved the predator control plan presented by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, “failed to take She noted that the southeast border of the targeted area is only 3 miles from Lake Clark National Preserve resolution in 2023 that supported the program because the organization says it is necessary to ensure food She noted that the southeast border of the targeted area is only 3 miles from Lake Clark National Preserve resolution in 2023 that supported the program because the organization says it is necessary to ensure food

  • Alaska’s slow justice system is letting somebody get away with Eunice Whitman’s killing

    Like so much in Alaska’s justice system, the victory came at a glacial pace, even after physical evidence Radio stations and newspapers ran stories quoting police saying they found Whitman’s blood on Paul’s Paul had blood on his clothing and shoes with a tread that Davis thought resembled prints at the crime Viewers flooded the Bethel Police Department afterward with phone calls urging action. Her daughters baked an extra chocolatey cake in her memory.

  • Alaska’s ‘original’ Permanent Fund

    Today, I am afraid too many Alaskans have come to take it for granted. dividends are less tangible: the splendor of our mountain regions, the solitude of a remote unnamed lake engage in photography or participate in other outdoor activities, our remarkable environment is what makes How much can we take from the natural capital before the permanent fund runs dry? Protecting our natural environment is the best economic investment we can make for present and future

  • Death of man in downtown assault has prosecutors considering additional charges against two suspects

    A man assaulted late at night a month ago in the Marine Parking Garage died in recent days, with prosecutors He was taken to Bartlett Regional Hospital with deep head lacerations and other traumatic facial injuries Bostic said she can’t say when prosecutors will make a determination about additional charges. “At the scene officers observed multiple blood spatter locations, pools of blood approximately the size Torres, after initial treatment at Bartlett, was airlifted to Anchorage “due to extensive facial fractures

  • CBJ: All evacuation advisories lifted, risk level remains elevated

    Evacuation advisories for all known slide paths were enacted late last week due to heavy rain following (National Weather Service Juneau) A flood advisory remains in effect until 9 a.m. for Jordan Creek near Wednesday at the following sites: • 5th Street in Douglas • Satellite streets in Switzer Trailer Park • Glacier Avenue/Glacier Highway between Highland Drive and Bartlett Regional Hospital • Thane Road CBJ announced

  • Commercial fisherman and former schools superintendent will run for US House as independent

    People like that don’t know what our lives are like, and so we need a real Alaskan in Congress, and I Alaska Superintendents Association, Hill is a Dena’ina Athabascan who grew up in Kokhanok on Iliamna Lake And I think, like many Alaskans, I’ve just had a breadth of experiences,” he said.  I want to be there to make sure that we get the government back working for the people.

  • Polls open at 7 a.m. on Alaska’s pick-one, top-four statewide primary election day

    It’s too late to request a blank ballot. Your ballot must be postmarked by election day, and in Alaska, it may take a day or more for a ballot Bill Walker would also make the cutoff. Will there be voting problems in rural Alaska? Kevin McCabe, R-Big Lake. Those groups have flooded Alaskans’ mailboxes with mailers ahead of the primary, but stanching the flow

  • Here's what's happening for First Friday in June

    and Humanities photo) Marie Drake Planetarium: Explore the Universe at Planetarium 5:30-7 p.m. 1415 Glacier Use a chair or lie on the floor on a yoga mat. First Friday opening only. Willow + Luna will feature Burnet Productions, and her ceramic creations and baked goods.

  • Overturning of mining ban in Minnesota has Southeast Alaska tribal leaders worried about similar actions

    "It's a test case for what could be applied in other areas, like Alaska in particular, and what this An 1854 land cession treaty opened an area along the shore of Lake Superior to mining while creating raised this issue with successive Canadian prime ministers and continues to push British Columbia to take

  • The unimpressive historical case of preserving Telephone Hill

    Some, such as Tacoma Narrows and floating bridges across Lake Washington and Hood Canal, are worthy of rise above the roadway might have been a remarkable accomplishment if there were hundreds of others like Forty years ago, WSDOT made it a priority to widen bridges like that on its main highways. demolishing them would violate a section of the National Historic Preservation Act sure seems more like

  • Residents in all avalanche paths alerted by city to evacuate due to increasing rain; advisory could last days in some areas

    A flood watch is also in effect until 9 p.m. Capital Transit has suspended service along Glacier Highway in the affected area, which extends from "It turns out the avalanche zone is like five feet from my property line, so I'm trying to make a decision Those worries — along with higher risks of flooding and avalanches — were heightened by the arrival of river that moved into Southeast Alaska on Thursday evening is causing the conditions resulting in the flood

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