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Two Dead, One Missing in Yukon River Boating Accident

By Staff on Sep 25, 2013   Rural  

Two Dead, One Missing in Yukon River Boating Accident

St Marys state troopers have responded to a fatal boating accident approximately 10 miles downriver from the community of Alakanuk in an effort to investigate the cause and circumstances that led to the death of at least two.

Begich Hearing Prompts Fish Policy Shift

By Heather Handyside | Office of Senator Begich on Sep 25, 2013   State  

Begich Hearing Prompts Fish Policy Shift

The federal government announced it is dropping guidelines for federal purchases of seafood that could have excluded Alaska salmon and other sustainable seafood from national parks and military bases in advance of a hearing announced last week and chaired by U.S. Sen. Mark Begich, chairman of the Subcommittee on Oceans, Atmosphere, Fisheries and the Coast […]

After 150 Days Sarah Outen Makes Landfall in Adak

By Staff on Sep 25, 2013   At Sea  

After 150 Days Sarah Outen Makes Landfall in Adak

28-year-old British adventurer, Sarah Outen, pushed off from Choshi, Japan on April 27th, 2013 and began her long, watery row across the Pacific Ocean that ended 150 days later in the remote community of Adak, on the island of the same name in the western Aleutian chain.

Obama Urges UN to Confront Syrian Violence, Chemical Weapons

By Jim Garamone-American Forces Press Service on Sep 24, 2013   National  

Obama Urges UN to Confront Syrian Violence, Chemical Weapons

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24, 2013 – While the world has made strides toward stability, the situation in Syria illustrates the dangers of current trends to the Middle East and the rest of the globe, President Barack Obama told world leaders at the United Nations today.

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