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New Deglaciation Data Opens Door for Earlier First Americans Migration

By Oregon State University on Jun 21, 2012   General News  

New Deglaciation Data Opens Door for Earlier First Americans Migration

CORVALLIS, Ore. – A new study of lake sediment cores from Sanak Island in the western Gulf of Alaska suggests…

Ketchikan Residents Arrested on Drug Charges Now Face Conspiracy and Money Laundering Charges as Well

By Staff on Jun 21, 2012   General News  

Ketchikan Residents Arrested on Drug Charges Now Face Conspiracy and Money Laundering Charges as Well

New Federal charges have been leveled against two Ketchikan residents that were arrested on amphetamine charges in February of this…

Governor Fills Bethel's Vacant Superior Court Seat with Chuck Ray

By Staff on Jun 21, 2012   General News  

Governor Fills Bethel's Vacant Superior Court Seat with Chuck Ray

Bethel will see a new judge seated in the Bethel Superior Court, as Governor Parnell appoints Chuck Ray to the…

Trial Concludes in Alaska Peacemakers Militia Case, Several Guilty Verdicts Announced by Jury

By Staff on Jun 19, 2012   General News  

Trial Concludes in Alaska Peacemakers Militia Case, Several Guilty Verdicts Announced by Jury

The seven women, five man jury in the case of the Alaska Peacemaker Militiamen came back with several verdicts yesterday…

Your hair knows where you've been

By Ned Rozelle | UAF on Jun 18, 2012   General News  

Your hair knows where you've been

Sprouting from your head at the rate of more than three inches a year, hair is a recorder of the…

Japan OK's Restart for 2 Nuclear Reactors

By Steve Herman | VOA News on Jun 18, 2012   General News  

Japan OK's Restart for 2 Nuclear Reactors

TOKYO – Japan's government has given consent for a pair of nuclear power reactors to go back online. It is…

Study Shows No Evidence Medical Marijuana Increases Teen Drug Use

By University of Colorado Denver on Jun 18, 2012   General News  

Study Shows No Evidence Medical Marijuana Increases Teen Drug Use

DENVER (June 18, 2012) – While marijuana use by teens has been increasing since 2005, an analysis of data from…

Alaska Wildlife Troopers Rescue Boaters in Distress on Tanana River

By Marty Schlotter | Alaska Native News on Jun 18, 2012   General News  

Alaska Wildlife Troopers Rescue Boaters in Distress on Tanana River

While on a day trip on Thursday of last week, 47-year-old Darrin Lemons and 32-year-old Ryan James, both of Fairbanks,…

Only One of Five Japanese Climbers Survived McKinley Avalanche

By Staff on Jun 17, 2012   General News  

Only One of Five Japanese Climbers Survived McKinley Avalanche

Four Japanese climbers are feared dead on the western face of Mt McKinley after an 800 foot slide swept them…

Rodney King Found at the Bottom of His Pool in Rialto

By Staff on Jun 17, 2012   General News  

Rodney King Found at the Bottom of His Pool in Rialto

The man who became famous in 1991, when a videotape recording showed him being beaten by LAPD police, Rodney King,…

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