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Searhc Hires Richard McMaster To Start Pow Eye Clinic

By Press Release on Sep 14, 2011   Health  

Searhc Hires Richard McMaster To Start Pow Eye Clinic

KLAWOCK, ALASKA— The SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC) recently hired optometrist Richard B. McMaster, OD, to start a new eye clinic on Prince of Wales Island.

Begich Reaffirms U.S. Military’s Commitment to Alaska

By Press Release on Sep 14, 2011   State  

Begich Reaffirms U.S. Military’s Commitment to Alaska

WASHINGTON D.C.-After restating the strategic importance of Alaska and its military in two meetings today, U.S. Sen. Mark Begich received positive responses from top military officials about the role Alaska plays in our country’s national defense and the need to continue to invest in its programs and facilities.

Mcgrath Man Drowns In Canoe Accident Near Nikolai

By Staff on Sep 13, 2011   Rural  

Mcgrath Man Drowns In Canoe Accident Near Nikolai

NIKOLAI, ALASKA-On Monday, September 12th, at 10 am, Alaska State Troopers were notified that a boater had drowned at Outhouse Lake at approximately 8:30pm the night before and that his body had been recovered from the lake and was at Nikolai.

Despite Sweeping Scandals, Big States Don’t Check For Cheating By Teachers

By Lois Beckett, ProPublica on Sep 13, 2011   National  

Despite Sweeping Scandals, Big States Don’t Check For Cheating By Teachers

This summer, as students enjoyed their summer vacations, education officials in many states were busy handling sweeping investigations into teacher cheating.

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