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Metlakatla Man Arrested in Death of Leona Meely

By Marty Schlotter | Alaska Native News on Oct 1, 2012   Rural  

Metlakatla Man Arrested in Death of Leona Meely

The Alaska State Troopers received notification of a suspicious death early on Saturday morning in Metlakatla.

Nine-Year-Old Pilot Station Boy Dies of Pellet Gun Wound to the Chest

By Marty Schlotter | Alaska Native News on Oct 1, 2012   Rural  

Nine-Year-Old Pilot Station Boy Dies of Pellet Gun Wound to the Chest

The Alaska State Troopers report that a nine-year-old boy was fatally shot in Pilot Station with a .177 pellet gun during an arguement with another nine-year-old boy on Friday.

NM Juvenile Probation Officer Arrested on Duty with Nearly 10 Pounds of Marijuana

By Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Sep 28, 2012   National  

NM Juvenile Probation Officer Arrested on Duty with Nearly 10 Pounds of Marijuana

LAS CRUCES, N.M. — A state government employee is in federal custody after his arrest Wednesday on a drug charge. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) special agents are investigating the case.

Alaska Science Forum: A Totally Weird Dinosaur; New Waste Study in Denali

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Sep 28, 2012   General News  

Alaska Science Forum: A Totally Weird Dinosaur; New Waste Study in Denali

A couple of summers ago, David Tomeo was exploring a creekbed in Denali National Park, preparing for a field seminar on the park’s dinosaurs he would help lead a few weeks later. With a trained eye for the impressions dinosaurs pressed into mud millions of years ago, Tomeo walked to a large boulder in the […]

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