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State Helping Find New Partner for Pebble Project?

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS on Mar 14, 2014   State  

State Helping Find New Partner for Pebble Project?

JUNEAU – On Thursday, Representative Andy Josephson (D-Anchorage) and Representative Les Gara (D-Anchorage) revealed statements from Northern Dynasty CEO, Ron Thiessen contradicting Governor Parnell’s stated position on that he would reserve judgment until completion of the permitting process for the Pebble Mine.

Troopers Increase Patrol Efforts Surrounding St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations

By DPS on Mar 13, 2014   State  

Troopers Increase Patrol Efforts Surrounding St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations

(ANCHORAGE, Alaska) – While the official St. Patrick’s Day is Monday, March 17, the Alaska State Troopers will ramp up enforcement efforts from March 14 through March 18. Alaska State Troopers patrol units, alongside the Bureau of Highway Patrol troopers, will be working extra hours and focusing their efforts on curbing impaired and dangerous driving.

Alaska Statewide Climate Summary for February 2014

By Atmospheric Science/Geophysical Institute on Mar 12, 2014   State  

Alaska Statewide Climate Summary for February 2014

February temperatures were mixed throughout the month across the state, with nine of the 20 first order stations reporting positive deviations and eleven recording negative deviations. The month began with warmer than normal temperatures. After the first week, though, temperatures dipped below normal for two weeks.

Troopers Release Details of Seward Meridian Officer-Involved Shooting

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS STAFF on Mar 11, 2014   State  

Troopers Release Details of Seward Meridian Officer-Involved Shooting

The Alaska Department of Public Safety has released additional information in the shooting of the suspected DUI driver on the Seward Meridian Highway that occurred on Sunday night.

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