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Plane Crash takes the Life of Two at Merrill Field

By Staff on Aug 25, 2013   State  

Plane Crash takes the Life of Two at Merrill Field

A single-engine Cessna 150L crashed shortly after take-off Saturday afternoon at Merrill Field near downtown taking the lives of both of the occupants.

Murkowski: In Galena, 'There Is a Lot More Work to Do'

By Andrea Gusty | Office of Senator Murkowski on Aug 20, 2013   State  

Murkowski: In Galena, 'There Is a Lot More Work to Do'

ANCHORAGE, ALASKA – With the end of summer drawing near and winter looming, Senator Lisa Murkowski toured the village of Galena on Saturday with Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and State of Alaska Emergency Management officials and surveyed the progress being made in helping Galena as it recovers.

School Ratings Linked to Lack of State Commitment to Education

By Mark Gnadt | Alaska Legislature on Aug 20, 2013   State  

School Ratings Linked to Lack of State Commitment to Education

Friday, as the State of Alaska released its new school rankings, House Democratic Representatives said school rankings would improve in Alaska if school districts could count on adequate resources from one year to the next.

Case of Using Picnic Table without a Permit by Auntie's Day Care Dismissed after Senator Murkowski Brings Case to Light

By Staff on Aug 19, 2013   State  

Case of Using Picnic Table without a Permit by Auntie's Day Care Dismissed after Senator Murkowski Brings Case to Light

After pointing out at the Federal Overreach Summit the case of the Day Care operator in Wrangell who was facing a fine of $350 for illegally using a picnic table in the Tongass National Forest when she allowed the six youngsters in her care to eat at it, the United States Forest Service dismissed the […]

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