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We must Join and Stand Together for Alaska

By Kim Reitmeier on Jul 13, 2018   Op/Ed and the Editor  

We must Join and Stand Together for Alaska

Generations of Alaska Native people have revered salmon for its life-sustaining properties and role in the growth and survival of our communities. To say that Alaska Native people respect fish, especially salmon is an understatement.  Salmon constitutes a big part of who we are as Native people.   As a proud Alaska Native woman and the Executive […]

An Unsettled Britain Playing Host to Trump

By Steve Herman | VOA on Jul 13, 2018   Featured, National/World, World  

An Unsettled Britain Playing Host to Trump

LONDON — A tense London, beset by domestic political turmoil and street protests targeting Donald Trump, began hosting the U.S. president Thursday, his first visit to Britain since taking office nearly 18 months ago. Trump, just before arriving in the country, referred to Britain as “a hot spot right now.” After a 15-minute helicopter ride from […]

BP Canada Spews Thousands of Gallons of Toxic Mud During Offshore Drilling Incident near Halifax

By Mike De Souza | National Observer on Jul 12, 2018   Acid Society  

BP Canada Spews Thousands of Gallons of Toxic Mud During Offshore Drilling Incident near Halifax

BP Canada has spewed out 36,000 gallons of a toxic mud into the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Halifax during deepwater offshore exploratory oil drilling, a federal regulator said Friday in a special bulletin. The incident was reported at the company’s West Aquarius Drilling Unit, about 205 miles from Halifax on the Atlantic Ocean. The […]

Operation Midnight Sun Concludes with More than 100 Charges and Multiple Seizures

By APD on Jul 12, 2018   Featured, Southcentral, State  

Operation Midnight Sun Concludes with More than 100 Charges and Multiple Seizures

Last month, the Anchorage Police Department along with its federal, state and local partners conducted one of its largest crime suppression sweeps of violent offenders called Operation Midnight Sun (click on link: local.nixle.com/alert/6640880/).   Officers made multiple arrests including 52 for felony and misdemeanor warrants and more than 400 grams of drugs were seized. Almost $44,000 […]

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