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Remains of Kake Boater Discovered Following Grounding of Vessel

By Alaska Native News on Jul 3, 2017   At Sea, Featured, Rural, Southeast Alaska  

Remains of Kake Boater Discovered Following Grounding of Vessel

The remains of a Kake boater was located by a good Samaritan mariner approximately one mile off of Point Macartney following a search in connection with an incident reported on Sunday. Troopers were notified of the grounding of a Kake boat that had ran aground in Herring Bay at 1:10 pm on Sunday, and that […]

Some Cringe, Others Applaud Trump’s War on Perceived Media Enemies

By Peter Heinlein | VOA on Jul 3, 2017   Featured, National, National/World  

Some Cringe, Others Applaud Trump’s War on Perceived Media Enemies

Is the United States witnessing a titanic struggle in which a populist president fights back against a concerted media onslaught waged by liberal-dominated news industry giants supported by wealthy coastal elites? Or are we seeing a mentally unstable and increasingly unpopular former reality TV personality lashing out at media critics with vicious, vulgar tweets in […]

Six-Time Felon Nabbed in Ketchikan with Stolen Credit Card, Meth, and 9MM

By Alaska Native News on Jul 3, 2017   General News, Southeast Alaska  

Six-Time Felon Nabbed in Ketchikan with Stolen Credit Card, Meth, and 9MM

Troopers arrested a Washington man on several charges after contacting him at a Tongass Avenue business in Ketchikan on Saturday, the trooper dispatch revealed. Troopers contacted 41-year-old Jerimy Sheldon, age 41, at a business in Ketchikan at 7:15 pm, as he was a suspect in a recent theft on the South Tongass Highway, where he […]

Senate Democrats Send Letter Urging Lt. Governor to Join States Refusing to Divulge Private Voter Information to Federal Commission

By Jeanne Devon | AKLeg on Jul 3, 2017   Featured, Politics, State  

Senate Democrats Send Letter Urging Lt. Governor to Join States Refusing to Divulge Private Voter Information to Federal Commission

JUNEAU – Today, the members of the Alaska Senate Democratic caucus sent a letter​ to Lt. Governor Byron Mallott regarding President Trump’s newly formed “Presidential Commission on Election Inquiry.” This federal commission has issued a demand that flies in the face of the rights afforded to Alaskans by the privacy clause in the Alaska State Constitution. Some […]

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