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Troopers Thwart North Pole Burglars

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS STAFF on Feb 9, 2014   General News  

Troopers Thwart North Pole Burglars

At 2:53 pm on Friday, Alaska State Troopers responded to a call of a Burglary in progress at a North Pole residence. The owner had come home, opened his door and heard noises inside, and so, called troopers and waited outside for them.

Fairbanks Man Succumbs to his Injuries after Fall at Chandalar DOT Camp

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS STAFF on Feb 9, 2014   State  

Fairbanks Man Succumbs to his Injuries after Fall at Chandalar DOT Camp

Alaska Fish and Wildlife officers in Coldfoot were contacted early Friday morning at 6:55 by the Chandalar Department of Transportation Camp that one of their employees had taken a serious fall and was suffering from significant injuries at the camp.

Villagers Conduct Ice Rescue of Two Aleknagik Men During Friday Storm

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS STAFF on Feb 9, 2014   At Sea  

Villagers Conduct Ice Rescue of Two Aleknagik Men During Friday Storm

During the early morning hours of Friday, 28-year-old Bruce, and 33-year-old Grant Ilutsik, heard their boats banging around in the storm moving through the area and so went to investigate.

Family Stranded Twice on Aborted Trip to Teller

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS STAFF on Feb 9, 2014   Rural  

Family Stranded Twice on Aborted Trip to Teller

At 7:55pm on Thursday, when his brother, Rex Iyatunguk, and his family did not arrive as scheduled from Nome, where they had left at 2 pm, Preston Dixon of Teller contacted the troopers in Nome to report them overdue.

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