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One Boston Bomber Suspect Dead, Another Still at Large as Manhunt Continues

By Staff on Apr 19, 2013   National  

One Boston Bomber Suspect Dead, Another Still at Large as Manhunt Continues

Boston police are in an active manhunt for the surviving suspect that remains at large in the Boston Marathon bombings on Friday.

Former Pakistani Ruler Musharraf Arrested and Held

By Staff on Apr 19, 2013   World  

Former Pakistani Ruler Musharraf Arrested and Held

The former president of Pakistan, Pervez Musharraf, was escorted under police guard from his fortified villa outside of Islamabad and taken to a Pakistani courtroom on Friday.

ProjectKEEPERS LLC Launches Online Solution that Simplifies Grant and Project Management

By Joan Herrmann on Apr 19, 2013   General News  

ProjectKEEPERS LLC Launches Online Solution that Simplifies Grant and Project Management

ANCHORAGE, ALASKA. — An Anchorage-based company, ProjectKEEPERS LLC, has developed and launched a revolutionary new project management software tool designed to provide Tribal agencies and non-profits with an intuitive, effective solution to manage administration and reporting of grants and projects.

Big booms over the northland

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Apr 18, 2013   The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Big booms over the northland

Near a small village in Russia, Marina Ivanova stepped into cross-country skis and kicked toward a hole in the snow. The meteorite specialist with the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History and Vernadsky Institute in Moscow was hunting for fragments of the great Chelyabinsk Meteorite that exploded three days earlier.

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