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Two Injured In Motel Shooting, One Arrested

By Press Release on Jan 3, 2012   State  

Two Injured In Motel Shooting, One Arrested

ANCHORAGE, Alaska-An Anchorage man was arrested following a shooting which took place early yesterday morning.

John Kort Is the First to Die At the Karluk Manor Housing Facility

By Staff on Jan 3, 2012   State  

John Kort Is the First to Die At the Karluk Manor Housing Facility

ANCHORAGE, Alaska-The first death at the "Karluk," the new home on the edge of downtown for chronic inebriates. John Kort, a 54 year-old man with a decades long alcohol addiction problem, passed away on New Years Day. He was found by facility attendants at about 11:30 am during their hourly rounds. He was unresponsive when […]

Leisnoi Shareholders Confirm New Board of Directors

By Press Release on Jan 2, 2012   Rural  

Leisnoi Shareholders Confirm New Board of Directors

ANCHORAGE, Alaska- With a turnout of nearly 62 percent, Leisnoi, Inc. shareholders put the finishing touches on an effort to regain control of the corporation and approve a new slate of directors. The vote came during the Annual Shareholder Meeting in Anchorage Wednesday Dec. 28.

Don't Slip Up This Winter: Prepare Now

By Stasia Thompson on Jan 2, 2012   Health  

Don't Slip Up This Winter: Prepare Now

Tread lightly and don’t get too confident, winter is officially here and sidewalks are slippery. About 1 million people take a tumble every year and, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 20,000 people die annually due to fall-related injuries.

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