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March 15th, 1820

By VOA on Mar 15, 2019   This Day in Alaskan and U.S. History  

March 15th, 1820

Veterans Nationwide Report Hearing Loss

By Joseph Oot | Consumer Safety on Mar 15, 2019   Op/Ed and the Editor  

Veterans Nationwide Report Hearing Loss

  Last month, Maryland Army veteran Joshua M. Keiner, was one of many across the U.S. filing lawsuits against the military equipment contractor 3M. Keiners lawsuit claims 3M manufactured, marketed, and sold defective protective equipment – the Duel Ended Combat Arms Earplugs Version 2 (CAEV2). While serving both of his two tours in Iraq, Keiner […]

Senator Gray-Jackson and Senator Olson Introduce Legislation Declaring November as Alaska Native Heritage Month

By Noah Hanson | AKLEG on Mar 15, 2019   State  

Senator Gray-Jackson and Senator Olson Introduce Legislation Declaring November as Alaska Native Heritage Month

  JUNEAU – Senator Elvi Gray-Jackson (D-Anchorage) and Senator Donald Olson (D-Golovin) introduced legislation Wednesday declaring November as Alaska Native Heritage month to acknowledge the vast contributions Alaska Natives made in the past, the present, and the future for this state. It also provides an opportunity to educate and bring awareness to all Alaskans the […]

Alaska Taking Shape Near Yakutat

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Mar 15, 2019   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Alaska Taking Shape Near Yakutat

The forces shaping Alaska never sleep, especially near Yakutat. I visited the fishing town of about 800 people and many dogs a few years back. My assignment was to write about scientists studying Hubbard Glacier, which slammed the door on Russell Fiord in summer 2002, creating the largest glacier-dammed lake in the world for a […]

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