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Coast Guard Suspends Search For Man Overboard 900 Miles Southeast Of Kodiak

By USCG on Sep 11, 2011   At Sea  

Coast Guard Suspends Search For Man Overboard 900 Miles Southeast Of Kodiak

KODIAK, Alaska — The Coast Guard suspended the search Sunday at 8 p.m. for a man who fell overboard from the 936-foot Korean-flagged container vessel Mol Explorer 900 miles southeast of Kodiak Saturday.

Under Obama Administration, Renditions—and Secrecy Around Them—Continue

By Marian Wang, ProPublica on Sep 11, 2011   National  

Under Obama Administration, Renditions—and Secrecy Around Them—Continue

New documents in recent days have brought up several new details about the shadowy practice of snatching terrorism suspects from one country and rendering them into the custody of another.

Senator Maria Cantwell Going Head To Head with Representative Don Young Over Pebble Mine

By Staff on Sep 11, 2011   General News  

Senator Maria Cantwell Going Head To Head with Representative Don Young Over Pebble Mine

WASHINGTON-As fall approaches and the Environmental Protection Agency continues to conduct its scientific analysis of the proposed Pebble Mine in the Bristol Bay watershed, Democratic Washington Senator intends to request that that agency use the Clean Water Act to bring Pebble Mine to a halt if need be.

James Monroe Suffers Fatal Fall While Hunting In Halibut Bay

By Staff on Sep 11, 2011   Rural  

James Monroe Suffers Fatal Fall While Hunting In Halibut Bay

KODIAK ISLAND-At approximately 10 pm on Saturday night, the United States Coast Guard Station in Kodiak responded to a call reporting an injured hunter at Halibut Bay on the west side of Kodiak Island.

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