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Coast Guard Schedules Hearing for Kulluk Grounding in Anchorage, Alaska

By Petty Officer 1st Class David Mosley | United States Coast Guard-17th District on May 14, 2013   At Sea  

Coast Guard Schedules Hearing for Kulluk Grounding in Anchorage, Alaska

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — A Coast Guard formal marine casualty investigation hearing is scheduled for May 20 at noon, at the Anchorage Loussac Library, Assembly Hall Chambers, to investigate the contributing causes that led to the conical drilling unit Kulluk grounding on Sitkalidak Island Dec. 31, 2012.

Begich Meets with Commerce Secretary Nominee to Discuss Fisheries Issues, Arctic Development

By Devon Kearns | Office of Senator Begich on May 14, 2013   State  

Begich Meets with Commerce Secretary Nominee to Discuss Fisheries Issues, Arctic Development

U.S. Sen. Mark Begich met with Secretary of Commerce nominee Penny Pritzker today in his Senate office, where he pressed her on the importance of sound fisheries management – noting that 55 percent of America’s domestically caught seafood is harvested in Alaska- as well as Arctic development.

Poem….'The Road.'

By NASUGRAQ RAINEY HOPSON on May 14, 2013   Stop and Smell the Lichen  

Poem….'The Road.'

I promised to share my writings! Here is a quick poem….

Russians Arrest and Expel American Embassy Secretary for Attempting to Recruit Intelligence Officer

By Staff on May 14, 2013   World  

Russians Arrest and Expel American Embassy Secretary for Attempting to Recruit Intelligence Officer

A Secretary in the Political section of the U.S. Embassy in Moscow was arrested and held for at time in that city on charges that he attempted to recruit a member of the Russian Intelligence Services on Monday.

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