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Alaska Air Guardsmen rescue 5 on Skilak Lake

By Sgt. Edward Eagerton | Alaska Department of Military and Veterans Affairs on Nov 10, 2014   State  

Alaska Air Guardsmen rescue 5 on Skilak Lake

JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska — Airmen with the Alaska Air National Guard’s 210th, 211th and 212th Rescue Squadrons rescued five people on Skilak Lake on the Kenai Peninsula, Nov. 9. A boater on Skilak Lake contacted authorities for assistance when his boat’s engine jammed, explained Master Sgt. Armando Soria, a controller with the Alaska Rescue […]

Hang Onto Your Birdseed, Warm Winter Has Bears Stirring

By Jessy Coltrane | ADF&G on Nov 10, 2014   State  

Hang Onto Your Birdseed, Warm Winter Has Bears Stirring

(Anchorage) — If you enjoy feeding birds in winter, don’t place your feeders outside quite yet. Winter is off to a slow start in many parts of Southcentral Alaska and bears are still stirring. “We’ve had a flurry of bear activity reports lately, especially in parts of Eagle River,” said Jessy Coltrane, Anchorage area wildlife […]

Manokotak Public Safety Building To Be Dedicated in Memory of VPSO Madole

By Elizabeth Ipsen | DPS on Nov 7, 2014   State  

Manokotak Public Safety Building To Be Dedicated in Memory of VPSO Madole

(MANOKOTAK, Alaska) – The Public Safety Building in Manokotak will be dedicated on Sunday in memory of Village Public Safety Officer Tom Madole, who was killed on March 19, 2013 while serving as the village’s first responder. Weather permitting, representatives from the Bristol Bay Native Association and Alaska Department of Public Safety plus Madole family […]

Six Alaskans Appointed to Fish Commission

By Office of the Governor on Nov 7, 2014   Featured, State  

Six Alaskans Appointed to Fish Commission

Anchorage, Alaska – Six Alaskans nominated by Governor Sean Parnell were appointed by the U.S. secretary of state to serve on a panel for the North Pacific Anadromous Fish Commission. The panel serves as a forum for promoting the conservation of anadromous stocks and ecologically related species in the North Pacific Ocean; and advises the […]

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