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First Copper River Salmon Arrive in Seattle from Yesterday's First Opener

By Staff on May 17, 2013   National  

First Copper River Salmon Arrive in Seattle from Yesterday's First Opener

Sea-Tac Airport saw the first planeload of Copper River King Salmon from Cordova this morning. It is the first of four Alaska Airlines flights scheduled to bring the prized Alaska Salmon to Seattle on Friday.

President Obama Appoints Daniel Werfel as Acting Commissioner of Internal Revenue

By White House on May 17, 2013   National  

President Obama Appoints Daniel Werfel as Acting Commissioner of Internal Revenue

WASHINGTON – President Obama today announced the appointment of Daniel Werfel as Acting Commissioner of Internal Revenue, effective Wednesday, May 22.

President Obama Attempts to Tamp Down Benghazi Aftermath, Associated Press Seizures and IRS Scandal This Week

By Staff on May 16, 2013   National  

President Obama Attempts to Tamp Down Benghazi Aftermath, Associated Press Seizures and IRS Scandal This Week

President Obama has had a busy week countering reports of poor decisions that led to the death of a U.S. ambassador to Libya in the Benghazi attack last September, overreach and seizure of Associated Press phone records, and possible criminal charges against the IRS for political targeting of conservative organizations.

Flags to Fly at Half-Mast Today for Police Officers Memorial Day

By Staff on May 15, 2013   National  

Flags to Fly at Half-Mast Today for Police Officers Memorial Day

On Tuesday, Alaska's governor, Sean Parnell ordered the state flags to fly at half-mast on Wednesday in observance of Peace Officers Memorial Day as well as Law Enforcement Memorial Week.

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