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New Stuyahok Suspect Let Out for Smoke Disappears, Charged with Escape

By Alaska Native News on Oct 9, 2017   General News, Rural, Southwest Alaska  

New Stuyahok Suspect Let Out for Smoke Disappears, Charged with Escape

A New Stuyahok man has been charged with escape after being released from his holding cell in that community to go out to smoke then disappearing. Dillingham-based troopers were informed at 3:45 pm on Sunday afternoon after an investigation that 18-year-old Dawson Andrew had been arrested for Assault IV-DV x3 and one count of Criminal […]

One Extricated from Sunday Glenn Highway Rollover Crash

By Alaska Native News on Oct 9, 2017   General News, Interior Alaska  

One Extricated from Sunday Glenn Highway Rollover Crash

Troopers say they are investigating a serious rollover crash that led to the extrication of one passenger on the Glenn Highway on Sunday afternoon. According to the trooper report, 33-year-old Travis Goodlataw, of Gilkana, was traveling southbound on the Glenn Highway near mile 67 in a 1994 Pontiac Grand Am when he drove into the […]

Bristol Bay Red King Crab TAC is 6.6 Million Pounds, Down 22 Percent

By Fishermen's News Online on Oct 9, 2017   Featured, Fishermen's News Online  

Bristol Bay Red King Crab TAC is 6.6 Million Pounds, Down 22 Percent

Commercial harvesters of Bristol Bay red king crab have been given a quota of 6.6 million pounds for the fishery that opens at noon on Oct. 15 – down 22 percent from the 2016-2017 quota. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game also announced on Oct. 3 closures this season of the Pribilof district red […]

Indigenous Day Celebration-Juneau

By Tlingit Haida Central Council on Oct 9, 2017   Events/Notices, Southeast Alaska  

Indigenous Day Celebration-Juneau

Please remember to join us this evening for a celebration in observance of Indigenous Peoples Day! The gathering will include a welcome by President Richard Peterson, guest speakers Governor Bill Walker and City & Borough Assemblyman Robert Edwardson, dance performances by Woosh.ji.een and All Nations Children, traditional foods demonstration and light refreshments.  Note: A march […]

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