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Fish Lakes Burglars Found Guilty on 47 Felony Charges in 2010 Break-ins

By Marty Schlotter | Alaska Native News on Sep 28, 2012   State  

Fish Lakes Burglars Found Guilty on 47 Felony Charges in 2010 Break-ins

On Wednesday the Palmer Court found Jeffery Indellicaiti and Benjamin Cross guilty of 47 felony charges stemming from break-ins that took place on the Fish Lakes area near Skwentna.

Representative Gardner: Cook Inlet Gas Permit Bottleneck Is Unacceptable

By Representative Berta Gardner on Sep 28, 2012   State  

Representative Gardner: Cook Inlet Gas Permit Bottleneck Is Unacceptable

Legislator calls for increased federal permitting capacity to keep local energy solutions on track

Begich Pleased with DOI Announcement on Oil and Gas Lease Sale for NPRA

By Devon Kearns | Office of Senator Begich on Sep 27, 2012   State  

Begich Pleased with DOI Announcement on Oil and Gas Lease Sale for NPRA

U.S. Sen. Mark Begich Tuesday welcomed an announcement by Interior Secretary Ken Salazar to hold a second oil and gas lease sale for the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska (NPRA). At the same time, Begich continues to push the Obama administration to revise its proposed management plan for the NPRA to ensure development of new oil and […]

North Pole Man Sentenced to Five Years in Prison on Explosives and Weapons Convictions

By FBI-Anchorage Division on Sep 26, 2012   State  

North Pole Man Sentenced to Five Years in Prison on Explosives and Weapons Convictions

ANCHORAGE—U.S. Attorney Karen L. Loeffler announced Tuesday that Coleman L. Barney from North Pole, Alaska, was sentenced in federal court in Anchorage to five years in prison for conspiracy to possess grenades and silencers and to five years in prison for possession of an unregistered destructive device, with the two sentences to run concurrently.

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