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Five Injured In Explosive Cantwell Station Fire

By Staff on Dec 5, 2011   Rural  

CANTWELL, Alaska-Last night, just before 6 pm, an explosion rocked the Chevron Gas station/Convenience store in Cantwell near the Denali Park. The explosion occurred near the convenience store's check-out counter, touching off a fire that quickly engulfed the building according to fire fighters. The cause of the explosion has still not been determined and is […]

The Republican Field Narrows

By Staff on Dec 3, 2011   Politics  

IOWA-After Herman Cain's exit from the public arena in the race to the presidency, the field has effectively been narrowed to two contenders. Barring any unforseens, the race will be between Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich. Attempts to gain traction in the race have so far proved unsuccessful for hopefuls Rick Perry and Michele Bachmann.

Senate Votes 100-0 to Impose Harsher Restrictions on Iran, Veto Possible

By Staff on Dec 2, 2011   National  

WASHINGTON D.C.-Following after Europe's imposition of tougher sanctions against Iran and its nuclear program, the U.S. Senate voted 100 to 0 yesterday on imposing restrictions on foreign firms such as banks and institutions that disallow them from carrying out transactions in the U.S. if they continue to do business with that country's central bank. The […]

The Coast Guard Is Called On To Aid with the Coming Nome Fuel Crisis by Alaskan Delegates

By Staff on Dec 2, 2011   At Sea  

There may be help on the way for the community of Nome if a plan can be mapped out with the Coast Guard. The community didn't receive their fuel shipment last month because of a storm. The fuel that would have been delivered, would have sustained the community through the winter. Without it, Nome will […]

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