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East Rochester Boy Saves Six from Fire, Dies Trying to Rescue Grandfather

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS STAFF on Jan 22, 2014   National  

East Rochester Boy Saves Six from Fire, Dies Trying to Rescue Grandfather

An 8-year-old boy from East Rochester died in a trailer fire in Penfield, in up-state New York, early Monday morning trying to rescue his disabled grandfather after successfully waking up six family members.

Syria Conference Opens with Acrimony

By Al Pessin | VOA News on Jan 22, 2014   World  

Syria Conference Opens with Acrimony

MONTREUX, SWITZERLAND — The long-awaited second international conference on Syria opened with confrontational statements by the country's government and opposition Wednesday, and their main international backers, Russia and the United States, also presented opposing viewpoints.

Man Staggering Down WIlliwaw Way Arrested on Drug, Assault Charges

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS STAFF on Jan 22, 2014   General News  

Man Staggering Down WIlliwaw Way Arrested on Drug, Assault Charges

Early Sunday morning, troopers on WIlliwaWay saw a man staggering down the center of the road and decided to stop him to check on his welfare.

Source of Galápagos Eruptions is not Where Models Place it

By University of Oregon on Jan 21, 2014   Science/Education  

Source of Galápagos Eruptions is not Where Models Place it

EUGENE, Ore. — (Jan. 21, 2014) — Images gathered by University of Oregon scientists using seismic waves penetrating to a depth of 300 kilometers (almost 200 miles) report the discovery of an anomaly that likely is the volcanic mantle plume of the Galápagos Islands. It's not where geologists and computer modeling had assumed.

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