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Federal Judge Blocks Karluk's Efforts to Sue Koniag through Tribal Court

By Staff on Jul 12, 2012   Rural  

Federal Judge Blocks Karluk's Efforts to Sue Koniag through Tribal Court

The attempt by the Native Village of Karluk to sue Koniag Corporation, Kodiak Island's regional Native corporation has been blocked.

Investigation of Burglary of the Alaska Division of Forestry Building in Palmer Continues

By Marty Schlotter | Alaska Native News on Jul 12, 2012   State  

Investigation of Burglary of the Alaska Division of Forestry Building in Palmer Continues

The investigation into the burglary of the Alaska Division of Forestry Building in Palmer by the Alaska Bureau of Investigation is continuing. The building was burglarized over the weekend.

Search Suspended for Emmanuel Hosier, Whose Vehicle was Found at Delta Junction Bluff

By Marty Schlotter | Alaska Native News on Jul 12, 2012   Rural  

Search Suspended for Emmanuel Hosier, Whose Vehicle was Found at Delta Junction Bluff

At 8 pm Wednesday evening, the Alaska State Troopers suspended its efforts to locate the 20-year-old Delta Junction man, Emmanuel "Martin" Hosier, who was last seen at 9 pm July 8th.

OxyContin Formula Change Has Many Abusers Switching to Heroin

By Washington University in St. Louis on Jul 12, 2012   General News  

OxyContin Formula Change Has Many Abusers Switching to Heroin

A change in the formula of the frequently abused prescription painkiller OxyContin has many abusers switching to a drug that is potentially more dangerous, according to researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.

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