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  • CBJ asks residents to help clear fire hydrants, storm drains

    residents remove the snow or ice blocking storm drains on their street to allow drainage and prevent minor flood

  • Police blotter for Dec. 10

    3:33 p.m. on Wednesday, a 19-year-old female reported an altercation with an 18-year-old female on Glacier

  • Police blotter for May 17

    Domestic Dispute At 8:02 a.m. on Sunday, Kevin Gullufsen, 36, was arrested on Glacier Avenue for fourth-degree

  • Police blotter for Sept. 16

    At 3:59 p.m. on Tuesday, a 77-year-old male reported a 29-year-old male stole a donation jar on Glacier

  • Crimson Bears boys soccer seniors honored

    A: Food: Anything that is yummy. Movie/show: “All American.” Music: Hawaiian music. A: Food: Crab cakes. Movie/show: “Kung Fu Panda.” Music: D’angelo. Book: “Hatchet.” A: Food: Tacos. Movie/show: None. Music: No preference. Book: “The Way Things Work.” A: Food: Steak. Movie/show: Funny or scary movies. Music: Music my band and myself make. Book: N/A. A: Food: Homemade pizza on the grill. Movie/show: N/A. Music: N/A. Book: N/A.

  • Police blotter for Nov. 30

    At 1:26 p.m. on Sunday, Wesley Pearce, 34, was cited and released on Glacier Highway for violating conditions

  • With industry wary of Arctic Refuge, Alaska’s own government plans a lonely quest for oil

    Instead, the industry is flooding into a different federal area far to the west, the National Petroleum largest oil and gas exploration program in the area’s history could soon begin — funded not by companies like allies argue that its work will help prove the refuge contains vast amounts of oil, and could unleash a flood Critics, meanwhile, say that a state entity shouldn’t take on the role, and risk, of an oil company — of a major caribou herd that migrates south into Gwich’in lands, where the animals are harvested for food

  • Police blotter for Nov. 18

    Theft At 2:51 p.m. on Tuesday, a 55-year-old male reported theft of a vehicle on Glacier Highway.

  • Police blotter for July 14

    With Injury At 8:10 a.m. on Tuesday, a 2021 Honda CRV driven by a 60-year-old female struck a bear on Glacier

  • Murkowski only GOP ‘no’ vote as Senate OKs $70B for immigration enforcement, with no limits on ICE

    Majority Leader John Thune said during floor debate GOP leaders were forced to draft the package after single penny to help Americans cover the skyrocketing costs of gasoline, of healthcare, of housing, of food from the original version released in early May, which included $1 billion for the Secret Service to make The impasse led to a 76-day shutdown at the Department of Homeland Security that didn’t end until late Floor debate on the bill resumed again this week after acting Attorney General Todd Blanche testified

  • Crimson Bears wrestlers earn Southeast Region V team title

    Even some of our kids that didn’t make the podium beat kids that they haven’t the whole season, which “Having close matches like the one I had in finals is one of the most exhilarating parts of wrestling is all one big chess match out there, all I need to do is stay in good position and wait for him to make JDHS senior Marlin Cox (18-9) won the 145-pound title by pinning KTN’s Blake White (5-4) at 1:17. Kake - Aurora Davis. Ketchikan - Copeland Westergard, Juliet Cockrum, Rocco Piazza, Meg Thompson.

  • Police blotter for Nov. 12

    At 10:16 p.m. on Wednesday, Lyle Thomas Martin, 28, was arrested on Glacier Highway on a $250 Alaska

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