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Private Manning Sentenced to 35 Years in Fort Meade, Maryland

By Staff on Aug 21, 2013   National  

Private Manning Sentenced to 35 Years in Fort Meade, Maryland

Private First Class Bradley Manning, the soldier accused and convicted of leaking 750,000 pages of classified documents to Wikileaks received a sentence of 35 years in prison in court on Wednesday.

Fairbanks Man Sentenced for Conspiracy, Drug Sales

By Staff on Aug 21, 2013   General News  

Fairbanks Man Sentenced for Conspiracy, Drug Sales

It was announced by U.S. Attorney Karen Loeffler on Tuesday that Fairbanks man 26-year-old Steven Jacob Johnson was sentenced last week to one year in prison for three counts of conspiracy and selling drugs. Johnson was credited with the ten-months that he has already served while awaiting trial and sentencing.

Treasurer/Secretary of Platinum Securities, Inc Sentenced to Securities Fraud in Anchorage Court

By Staff on Aug 21, 2013   General News  

Treasurer/Secretary of Platinum Securities, Inc Sentenced to Securities Fraud in Anchorage Court

Anchorage woman, 26-year-old Mary Elizabeth Transki, was sentenced on Monday to 21 months in prison following her conviction of Securities Fraud according to U.S. Attorney Karen Loeffler.

Murkowski: In Galena, 'There Is a Lot More Work to Do'

By Andrea Gusty | Office of Senator Murkowski on Aug 20, 2013   State  

Murkowski: In Galena, 'There Is a Lot More Work to Do'

ANCHORAGE, ALASKA – With the end of summer drawing near and winter looming, Senator Lisa Murkowski toured the village of Galena on Saturday with Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and State of Alaska Emergency Management officials and surveyed the progress being made in helping Galena as it recovers.

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