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Dragon Splashes Down after Successful Space Station Mission

By Staff on May 31, 2012   World  

Dragon Splashes Down after Successful Space Station Mission

The first commercial vehicle to visit and replenish the space station, has splashed down in the Pacific, six hours after undocking from its berth there. Crews are now standing by to retrieve the capsule bobbing in the ocean hundreds of miles west of Baja California.

Governor Parnell Signs Tax Incentive Bill while in Fairbanks Today

By Staff on May 30, 2012   General News  

Governor Parnell Signs Tax Incentive Bill while in Fairbanks Today

Alaska's Governor Parnell signed SB 23, the Tax Credit Bill for Oil and Gas Exploration, Gas Storage and the Film Industry, today while at an event hosted by the Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce.

Alaska Wildlife Troopers Assist Vessel with Damaged Hull Make it to Safely to Shore

By Staff on May 30, 2012   At Sea  

Alaska Wildlife Troopers Assist Vessel with Damaged Hull Make it to Safely to Shore

English Bay-Port Graham-At approximately 11:10 am on this Saturday, the "Gina Maria," a 34-foot wooden Chris Craft called in a "May-Day" to the United States Coast Guard to request assistance after striking a rock near English Bay.

EPA to Hold First Hearing on Bristol Bay Environmental Assessment in Seattle Tomorrow

By Staff on May 30, 2012   General News  

EPA to Hold First Hearing on Bristol Bay Environmental Assessment in Seattle Tomorrow

The first hearings on large scale development of Bristol Bay's watershed after the EPA's release of their environmental assessment released earlier this month is scheduled to be held in Seattle tomorrow.

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