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Kodiak Man Leads Troopers on 40 Minute Pursuit

By Marty Schlotter | Alaska Native News on Jul 19, 2012   General News  

Kodiak Man Leads Troopers on 40 Minute Pursuit

At 4:30 am on Tuesday, an adult female on Spruce Cape Road in Kodiak called 911 reporting a man was in her home in violation of a Domestic Violence Protection Order.

South Korea Raises its Level of Alert as North Korea's Hierarchy Goes through Changes

By Staff on Jul 19, 2012   World  

South Korea Raises its Level of Alert as North Korea's Hierarchy Goes through Changes

Kim Min-Seok, South Korea's Ministry of National Defense spokesman, has acknowledged that his country has raised it's state of alert because of changes in hierarchy in the military of its northern neighbor.

Alaska's Senators Meet with Air Force Chief of Staff Nominee General Welsh

By Staff on Jul 19, 2012   General News  

Alaska's Senators Meet with Air Force Chief of Staff Nominee General Welsh

Both of Alaska's Senators to Washington met with General Mark Welsh III yesterday.

El Zotz Masks Yield Insights into Maya Beliefs

By Brown University on Jul 18, 2012   Science/Education  

El Zotz Masks Yield Insights into Maya Beliefs

A team of archaeologists led by Stephen Houston has made a new discovery at the Maya archaeological site in El Zotz, Guatemala, uncovering a pyramid believed to celebrate the Maya sun god. The structure's outer walls depict the god in an unprecedented set of images done in painted stucco. In 2010, the team uncovered a […]

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