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Walmart Deviant Convicted of Public Lewdness

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS STAFF, JOURNALIST TEAM on Nov 20, 2011   State  

Walmart Deviant Convicted of Public Lewdness

JUNEAU, Alaska-On Thursday, Eugene J Bourdon, age 53, of Juneau, was convicted on one count of Public Lewdness. The trial by jury lasted one day in District Court. He received the maximum sentence for the charge, 90 days in jail. Public Lewdness is a Class"B" misdemeanor.

5.1 Trembler North of Atka at 8:06 am Today

By PRESSRELEASE on Nov 19, 2011   State  

5.1 Trembler North of Atka at 8:06 am Today

ADAK, Alaska-A 5.1 magnitude earthquake struck north of the Aleutian Chain this morning at 8:06 am, 9:06 Alaska Time. There were no reports of damage. The earthquake occurred approximately 59 miles north of Atka, and approximately 1059 miles West-south-west of Anchorage. According to USGS, the trembler was generated at a depth of 138.9 miles beneath […]

Pirate Fishing Boats Belong At The Bottom Of The Sea

By PRESSRELEASE on Nov 18, 2011   State  

Pirate Fishing Boats Belong At The Bottom Of The Sea

To send a strong message to pirate fishing vessels engaging in Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated fishing (IUU), U.S. Sen. Mark Begich and Rep. Don Young have introduced legislation giving NOAA and the Coast Guard a variety of options for disposing of such ships including sinking them in live-fire training exercises.

BLM Is Asked To Clarify Proposed Recreational Shooting Restrictions On Public Lands

By PRESSRELEASE on Nov 18, 2011   State  

BLM Is Asked To Clarify Proposed Recreational Shooting Restrictions On Public Lands

WASHINGTON, D.C. – During yesterday’s Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing, ranking member Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, questioned Interior Department officials about a proposed policy that would restrict recreational shooting on Bureau of Land Management land.

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