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Governor Announces Appointments to Boards

By Office of Governor Parnell on Sep 27, 2013   State  

Governor Announces Appointments to Boards

September 27, 2013, Juneau, Alaska – Governor Sean Parnell today announced appointments to the Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, Alaska Public Broadcasting Commission, Alaska Historical Commission, State Vocational Rehabilitation Committee, Education Commission of the States, and State Council on Educational Opportunity for Military Children.

Remains of Second Hunter, Garrett Hagen, Retrieved from Behm Canal

By Staff on Sep 27, 2013   Rural  

Remains of Second Hunter, Garrett Hagen, Retrieved from Behm Canal

The remains of the man, identified as 24-year-old Craig resident Garrett Hagen, was found near the coast of Fox Point in Behm Canal on Thursday by a good samaritan vessel according to trooper dispatch.

Sealaska Heritage Institute Selects Two Brothers for Totem Poles and Screen for Gajaa Hit Building

By Sealaska on Sep 26, 2013   Rural  

Sealaska Heritage Institute Selects Two Brothers for Totem Poles and Screen for Gajaa Hit Building

During the last decade there has been a cultural movement in Hydaburg, Alaska. The community is being lifted up through people like the Young brothers who are contributing to the success of the Haida culture through their love of carving and the Haida language.

Death Toll in Pakistan's Tuesday Quake Continues to Rise

By Staff on Sep 26, 2013   World  

Death Toll in Pakistan's Tuesday Quake Continues to Rise

The death toll continues to rise in the devastating Pakistan earthquake that occurred on Tuesday in the Baluchistan region in the southwestern portion of that country.

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