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Dawn Spacecraft Begins Approach to Dwarf Planet Ceres

By Elizabeth Landau | JPL on Dec 30, 2014   Featured, Science/Education  

Dawn Spacecraft Begins Approach to Dwarf Planet Ceres

NASA’s Dawn spacecraft has entered an approach phase in which it will continue to close in on Ceres, a Texas-sized…

Greece Responds to Blue Sky M Distress Call

By Alaska Native News on Dec 30, 2014   At Sea, Featured, World  

Greece Responds to Blue Sky M Distress Call

The country of Greece sent a navy frigate as well as a helicopter to a location off of the Greek…

AST Investigates Kwethluk City Office Burglary

By Alaska Native News on Dec 30, 2014   Calista Region, Featured, Rural, Southwest Alaska  

AST Investigates Kwethluk City Office Burglary

Alaska State Troopers are currently investigating a break-in and theft at the Kwethluk City office this week after a report…

Staten Island’s Felon Rep Grimm to Step Down on Monday

By Alaska Native News on Dec 30, 2014   Featured, National, Politics  

Staten Island’s Felon Rep Grimm to Step Down on Monday

Effective Monday, only two months after seeking and winning his re-election as Republican Congressman from Staten Island, Representative Michael Grimm…

40 Bodies Recovered as Search Continues in Java Sea

By Alaska Native News on Dec 30, 2014   Featured, World  

40 Bodies Recovered as Search Continues in Java Sea

Searchers continue to find more bodies from the crashed AirAsia airliner that went down during a two-hour flight from Surabaya…

Rep Kawasakl Seeks to Protect Alaskans from High Fuel Prices

By Mike Mason | House Democratic Caucus on Dec 29, 2014   Featured, Politics  

Rep Kawasakl Seeks to Protect Alaskans from High Fuel Prices

Juneau – Representative Scott Kawasaki (D-Fairbanks) will pre-file legislation aimed at protecting Alaskans from the excessive prices of gasoline and…

Walker’s Administrative Order Stops Six Projects

By Grace Jang on Dec 29, 2014   Featured, State  

Walker’s Administrative Order Stops Six Projects

JUNEAU – Governor Bill Walker issued an administrative order on Friday, December 26, to direct all state agencies to stop…

Passenger Bolts and Wasilla Driver Drives Away during REDDI Stop

By Alaska Native News on Dec 29, 2014   Featured, General News  

Passenger Bolts and Wasilla Driver Drives Away during REDDI Stop

AST reports that the Wasilla driver of a vehicle escaped from them and drove off while they chased down a…

Akiachak Boy Dies from Injuries after being Hit by ATV

By Alaska Native News on Dec 27, 2014   Calista Region, Featured, Rural, Southwest Alaska  

Akiachak Boy Dies from Injuries after being Hit by ATV

The young Akiachak boy who was struck by an ATV  in that village on Sunday night, succumbed to his injuries…

‘The Interview’ Pulls in $1 Million at Theaters, Sony Says

By VOA on Dec 27, 2014   Featured, National  

‘The Interview’ Pulls in $1 Million at Theaters, Sony Says

Sony Pictures says it grossed more than $1 million at the box office in Thursday’s limited release of its comedy…

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