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Michael Jolly Sentenced to 6 Months to Serve for Domestic Violence Assault Against Mother of Newborns

By Patty Sullivan | State Department of Law on Oct 17, 2024   Featured, General News, Southcentral  

Michael Jolly Sentenced to 6 Months to Serve for Domestic Violence Assault Against Mother of Newborns

(Anchorage, Alaska) — On Oct. 2, Anchorage Superior Court Judge Christina Rankin, sentenced Michael Jolly to 24 months in jail with 18 months suspended and three years of felony probation following his release from jail. Jolly, 35, was sentenced following a May 2024 jury trial and subsequent guilty conviction of two counts of Assault in the […]

Blake Cunningham Sentenced to 20 Years to serve for Sexual Assault

By Patty Sullivan | State Department of Law on Oct 17, 2024   Featured, General News  

Blake Cunningham Sentenced to 20 Years to serve for Sexual Assault

(Palmer, AK) – Last week, Superior Court Jon Woodman sentenced Blake Cunningham, 24, to serve 20 years of incarceration after being convicted of Sexual Assault in the First Degree.  Judge Woodman sentenced Cunningham to a composite sentence of 25 years with 5 years suspended and placed him on probation for 15 years following his incarceration.   […]

Vessel beset by weather departs Dutch Harbor

By 17th District online newsroom on Oct 17, 2024   At Sea, Featured, General News, Southwest Alaska  

Vessel beset by weather departs Dutch Harbor

JUNEAU, Alaska — Cargo vessel Pan Viva departed Dutch Harbor, Alaska, Monday night, enroute its intended destination in Kalama, Washington, after being beset by heavy weather.   The Unified Command managing the incident has stood down and all response operations have been completed.    “This potentially disastrous situation was avoided thanks to early notification by the Pan Viva […]

Report Warns Trump Would Likely​ Worsen GOP’s Assault on Child Labor Laws

By Edward Carver | Common Dreams. on Oct 17, 2024   National, National/World  

Report Warns Trump Would Likely​ Worsen GOP’s Assault on Child Labor Laws

“It’s really urgent that we address our federal standards and raise them for children across the country,” a co-author said. A number of mostly Republican-controlled states have weakened child labor protections in recent years and a second Trump administration would likely escalate the deregulatory push, as per plans laid out in Project 2025, according to […]

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