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BLM Closes Taylor Highway Campground due to Bear Activity

By Craig McCaa | BLM on Jul 7, 2017   Featured, Interior Alaska, State  

BLM Closes Taylor Highway Campground due to Bear Activity

FAIRBANKS, Alaska – Recent bear incidents at the Walker Fork Campground have prompted the Bureau of Land Management to temporarily close the campground, located at mile post 82 of the Taylor Highway 10 miles east of Chicken, Alaska. Since July 2 a young black bear has repeated visits to the campground despite hazing efforts. The […]

Hash Oil Explosion Knocks Apartment Building off Foundation on Folker Street

By Alaska Native News on Jul 6, 2017   Featured, Southcentral, State  

Hash Oil Explosion Knocks Apartment Building off Foundation on Folker Street

An explosion at approximately 10:30 am on Saturday has been blamed on hashish production the Anchorage Police report. Reports of a large explosion came in to APD on Saturday morning at an apartment building on the 4500-block of Folker Street, south  of Tudor Road, and officers arrived to find that an apartment at that location […]

Remains of Two in Marmot Bay Capsizing Recovered from Vessel Cabin

By Alaska Native News on Jul 5, 2017   At Sea, Featured, State  

Remains of Two in Marmot Bay Capsizing Recovered from Vessel Cabin

AST reports that the remains of the two people missing crew that were missing from the F/V Miss Destinee were located in the cabin of the vessel  on July 4th. At 7:45 am on July 4th, a salvage company reported that they had managed to right the Miss Destinee and pump her out. The  vessel […]

Senate Democrats Send Letter Urging Lt. Governor to Join States Refusing to Divulge Private Voter Information to Federal Commission

By Jeanne Devon | AKLeg on Jul 3, 2017   Featured, Politics, State  

Senate Democrats Send Letter Urging Lt. Governor to Join States Refusing to Divulge Private Voter Information to Federal Commission

JUNEAU – Today, the members of the Alaska Senate Democratic caucus sent a letter​ to Lt. Governor Byron Mallott regarding President Trump’s newly formed “Presidential Commission on Election Inquiry.” This federal commission has issued a demand that flies in the face of the rights afforded to Alaskans by the privacy clause in the Alaska State Constitution. Some […]

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