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UN Relief Official Urges Donors to Support Central American Flood Relief Efforts

By PRESSRELEASE on Nov 9, 2011   World  

UN Relief Official Urges Donors to Support Central American Flood Relief Efforts

NEW YORK-The deputy United Nations humanitarian chief today urged donors to give generously to assist Nicaragua and El Salvador cope with the aftermath of the recent floods, saying that the scale of the disaster is beyond what the small Central American nations can handle on their own.

Two Men Die in Kobuk River After Attempting to Skip Snowmachine

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS STAFF, JOURNALIST TEAM on Nov 9, 2011   Rural  

Two Men Die in Kobuk River After Attempting to Skip Snowmachine

AMBLER, ALASKA-In the early morning hours on Tuesday, the Village Public Safety Officer in Ambler notified the Alaska State Troopers in Kotzebue of an unfortunate accident involving a double drowning that occurred shortly after 1 am that morning on the Kobuk River.

Cain Continues to Remain in Sexual Harassment Crosshairs

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS STAFF, JOURNALIST TEAM on Nov 9, 2011   National  

Cain Continues to Remain in Sexual Harassment Crosshairs

SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA-Just as Herman Cain sought to rescue his presidential campaign from allegations of sexual harassment with a nationally televised news conference to publicly deny the accusations laid out by Sharon Bialek, another woman has stepped forward to level more charges.

New Deputy Commissioner Joins Department of Health and Social Services

By PRESSRELEASE on Nov 9, 2011   Health  

New Deputy Commissioner Joins Department of Health and Social Services

ANCHORAGE — The Alaska Department of Health and Social Services selected Ree Sailors as Deputy Commissioner for family, community and integrated services. She assumed her duties Nov. 1, after moving to Alaska from Arlington, Va.

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