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New Wader Requirements For Anglers Comes With The New Year

By Staff on Jan 6, 2012   State  

With the beginning of the New Year comes a required change in foot-ware for freshwater anglers. Effective on January 1st, 2012, new regulations for freshwater anglers come into effect. As of that date, the use of felt-bottom waders are prohibited from use in freshwater streams throughout the state of Alaska.

Kotzebue Man Arrested 22 Miles Outside Of Kotzebue In -40 Degree Weather On Sexual Abuse Of A Minor Charges

By Staff on Jan 5, 2012   Rural  

KOTZEBUE, Alaska-Yesterday afternoon about 3:30 pm, Alaska State troopers from the Kotzebue post, along with an Alaska Wildlife trooper and an investigator from the Western Alaska Alcohol/Narcotics Team arrested 40 year old James Darin Monroe of Kotzebue on a Sexual Abuse of a Minor warrant issued out of Kotzebue by the police department there.

Kivalina Votes Yes For New School to the Northeast

By Staff on Jan 5, 2012   Rural  

KIVALINA, Alaska-Tuesday's election in the small Inupiaq community of Kivalina, resulted in an overwhelming "Yes" vote on the relocation of the aging school in the small northwestern community. The vote was 117-11 in favor of building a new school 7 miles to the northeast of the barrier island village in an area called Kisimagiuqtuq.

Russian Oil Tanker Renda Turns Back For Engine Repairs

By Staff on Jan 5, 2012   At Sea  

BERING SEA-The Russian oil tanker, "Renda," hit a glitch last night as it began its historic trek to the northern city of Nome to deliver its cargo of 1 million gallons of diesel and 400,000 gallons of gasoline.

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