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Murkowski: 'It’s Important to Me to Still Have Their Backs'

By Matthew Felling | Office of Senator Murkowski on Sep 30, 2013   General News  

Murkowski: 'It’s Important to Me to Still Have Their Backs'

WASHINGTON, DC –Senator Lisa Murkowski released her 16th Veteran Spotlight installment Friday featuring Wasilla resident Tina Trosper. Trosper served in the Army from 2005 to 2010 and was deployed to Baghdad, Iraq as an Aviation Specialist and radio transmit operator. Since serving, Trosper has devoted herself to helping Alaskan soldiers transition back into the civilian […]

Representative Saddler Receives Awards for Active Military Involvement

By Jeremiah Campbell | AK House Majority Caucus on Sep 30, 2013   State  

Representative Saddler Receives Awards for Active Military Involvement

Monday, September 30, 2013, Eagle River, Alaska – Representative Dan Saddler, R-Eagle River, has recently received awards from two different national military organizations in recognition of his support for Alaska's veterans, National Guardsmen and active-duty military personnel.

90-Mile Aqueduct still Etched in Interior Hills

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Sep 30, 2013   The Arctic and Alaska Science  

90-Mile Aqueduct still Etched in Interior Hills

Like a bright yellow contour line painted above the Steese Highway, the Davidson Ditch now reveals itself by the flagging autumn birches and poplars that clog its path.

Russian Court Jails Greenpeace Activists for Two Months after Oil Rig Incident

By Staff on Sep 30, 2013   World  

Russian Court Jails Greenpeace Activists for Two Months after Oil Rig Incident

A Russian court sent all remaining eight Greenpeace activists to jail for eight months on Sunday, they join the other 20 activists and two journalists that were sentenced to an identical detention period on thursday.

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