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Troopers Arrest Driver of Fishtailing Truck for DUI, Takes Passenger Too

By Staff on Nov 18, 2013   Rural  

Troopers Arrest Driver of Fishtailing Truck for DUI, Takes Passenger Too

While on a routine patrol on Boundary Road outside of Klawock, Klawock Troopers had to dodge on oncoming truck that had crossed over the center-line directly into the path of the patrol car.

Alutiiq Word of the Week, November 17, 2013

By Alutiiq Museum on Nov 17, 2013   Alutiiq Word of the Week & Museum News  

Alutiiq Word of the Week, November 17, 2013

Cainiik – Kettle Cainiik kallaqsiituq. – The kettle didn’t boil yet. (Click sentence to hear Alutiiq wrods spoken) Drinking tea, a favorite pastime in Alutiiq households, has ancient roots. Alutiiqs have long steeped medicinal plants in hot water to create healing infusions. In the nineteenth century, Alutiiqs began drinking black tea obtained in trade from […]

Sunspots: Coming and Going

By Holly Zell | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center on Nov 15, 2013   Science/Education  

Sunspots: Coming and Going

Two large, complex sunspots are moving across the face of the sun. One, which produced considerable solar activity in the past weeks, has almost rotated off completely. A new sunspot rounded into view on Nov. 11, 2013 and is now making its way across the Earth-side of the sun.

The Glacier(s) of Attu

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Nov 15, 2013   The Arctic and Alaska Science  

The Glacier(s) of Attu

In late August, seabird biologist John Piatt paused from his task of “stealing food from baby puffins” to look up at the green mountains of Attu, the last island in the long sweep of the Aleutians.

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