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Three Tips for a Healthy Baby

By Evivo on Oct 11, 2018   Health  

Three Tips for a Healthy Baby

(Family Features) When you’re a new parent, once you’ve successfully navigated the first car ride home from the hospital and the euphoria of this new little life begins to fade, you’re left with one resounding question: now what? Over the years, you’ll have many responsibilities as a parent, but your most important focus in those […]

US-Russian Space Crew Makes Emergency Landing

By VOA on Oct 11, 2018   Featured, National/World, World  

US-Russian Space Crew Makes Emergency Landing

A U.S.-Russian crew aboard a Soyuz spacecraft safely made an emergency return to Earth on shortly after launching on what was supposed to be a mission to the International Space Station. The U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) said there was an issue with the spacecraft’s booster after it took off Thursday from the […]

United Airlines Announces New Nonstop Service Between Fairbanks and Denver

By Sammy Loud | State of Alaska on Oct 11, 2018   Interior Alaska, State  

United Airlines Announces New Nonstop Service Between Fairbanks and Denver

(Fairbanks, AK) – United Airlines announced Tuesday that they will add nonstop summer seasonal service between Fairbanks and Denver beginning summer of 2019. The new service is part of a larger strategy to efficiently drive more traffic from smaller communities through their hubs to increase traffic flow. “Although we are grateful for our already-existing air […]

RCC Lifts Injured Hiker from Spruce Creek Drainage Wednesday Night

By Alaska Native News on Oct 11, 2018   Featured, General News, Southcentral  

RCC Lifts Injured Hiker from Spruce Creek Drainage Wednesday Night

An injured hunter was plucked from the Spruce Creek Drainage by an RCC helicopter late Wednesday evening after activating his locator device, troopers report. At 9:11 pm on Wednesday, 33-year-old John Reid notified Alaska State Troopers in Seward to report that he had sustained leg injuries while out hunting south of Lowell point and was […]

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