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“0 for ’12” Campaign – Update

By Anchorage Police Department on Apr 9, 2012   General News  

“0 for ’12” Campaign – Update

In January 2012, the Anchorage Police Department kicked off their “0 for ‘12” campaign for OUI related fatalities. Our goal is through aggressive OUI enforcement to reduce Anchorage’s OUI fatalities to zero this year.

Boston Doctor Sentenced to 21 Years for Traveling to Alaska to Have Sex with Minor

By Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Apr 9, 2012   General News  

Boston Doctor Sentenced to 21 Years for Traveling to Alaska to Have Sex with Minor

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — A Boston doctor was sentenced to 21 years in federal prison Friday following a probe by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) that revealed he traveled to Alaska to have sex with a 5-year-old boy.

Representative Gara to Point Out Potential $2+ Billion State Liability for “Private” Knik Arm Bridge Project; Other Flaws On Floor Today

By House Democratic Caucus on Apr 9, 2012   State  

Representative Gara to Point Out Potential $2+ Billion State Liability for “Private” Knik Arm Bridge Project; Other Flaws On Floor Today

Today, Representative Les Gara will highlight the potential for Alaska to be responsible for more than $2 billion in liability for the Knik Arm bridge project that proponents bill as a private project.

Syrian Government Steps Up Attacks Along Turkish Border on the Eve of Cease-Fire

By Staff on Apr 9, 2012   World  

Syrian Government Steps Up Attacks Along Turkish Border on the Eve of Cease-Fire

It has been reported by Syria Network for Human Rights Corespondents that today was a heavy day of shelling and rocket fire in border villages near the Turkish border.

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