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Charter Bus with Kenai Ski Teams Plows into DOT Snow Removal Vehicle on Richardson Highway

By Staff on Jan 11, 2014   State  

Charter Bus with Kenai Ski Teams Plows into DOT Snow Removal Vehicle on Richardson Highway

A 450-mile bus trip by two Kenai Peninsula schools, a trip that peninsula students see perhaps once during their time in high school, met with disaster before they could reach their destination in Valdez on Friday.

Legislators Pre-file Bi-partisan Bill to Make Alaska Native Languages Official State Languages

By Mark Gnadt | House Democratic Caucus on Jan 10, 2014   State  

Legislators Pre-file Bi-partisan Bill to Make Alaska Native Languages Official State Languages

On Thursday, Representative Charisse Millett (R-Anchorage), Representative Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins (D-Sitka), Representative Benjamin Nageak (D-Barrow), and Representative Bryce Edgmon (D-Dillingham) announced they are pre-filing the Alaska Native Language Bill to make each of the Native languages in Alaska an official language of the state.

Targeted Hunt Aims to Reduce Moose-Vehicle Collisions in Mat-Su

By Todd Rinaldi | ADF&G on Jan 10, 2014   State  

Targeted Hunt Aims to Reduce Moose-Vehicle Collisions in Mat-Su

(Palmer) – Hunters in the Matanuska and Susitna valleys are making local roads safer this winter, even as they fill their home freezers with tasty, organic, wild meat.

Treadwell Certifies Legally Questionable Abortion Regulations

By Zack Fields | ADP on Jan 8, 2014   State  

Treadwell Certifies Legally Questionable Abortion Regulations

ANCHORAGE: Lieutenant Governor Mead Treadwell certified new questionable abortion regulations despite counsel that the regulations are likely unconstitutional.

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