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Democrats Propose Student Loan Relief

By Press Release on Jan 12, 2012   State  

Democrats Propose Student Loan Relief

Measure to cut interest rates for Alaskans who put their training to work in Alaska JUNEAU – Yesterday, Representative Les Gara (D-Anchorage) and Representative David Guttenberg (D-Fairbanks) announced that they have pre-filed a bill to reduce the cost of student loans for Alaskans who put their training to work in Alaska.

Fleeing ATV Driver Drags Trooper Down Road

By Staff on Jan 11, 2012   State  

Fleeing ATV Driver Drags Trooper Down Road

PALMER, Alaska-Yesterday evening, January 10th, at approximately 6:20 pm, according to Alaska State trooper reports, officers stopped Gregory R Mothershead, age 28, of Palmer while he was riding a green, Honda ATV.

Fairbanks Man Sentenced For Role in Drug Conspiracy

By Press Release on Jan 11, 2012   State  

Fairbanks Man Sentenced For Role in Drug Conspiracy

ANCHORAGE—United States Attorney Karen L. Loeffler announced yesterday, January 10, 2012, that on January 5, 2012, Steven Kao Saepharn, a resident of Anchorage, was sentenced in federal court for methamphetamine distribution.

Alaska Weather Summary for December 2011

By Press Release on Jan 11, 2012   State  

Alaska Weather Summary for December 2011

In December, temperatures were seasonally above average for most of Alaska. However, the western and northern coastal stations were colder than average. High positive deviations were observed in declining order for Fairbanks (8.1 degrees Fahrenheit), Anchorage (4.4 degrees Fahrenheit) and Juneau (3.8 degrees Fahrenheit). Nome (minus 3 degrees Fahrenheit) and Kodiak (minus 2.8 degrees Fahrenheit) […]

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