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Alaska Legislature Passes Legislation to Safeguard Access to Civil Justice for Low-Income Alaskans

By Drew Cason | Akleg on May 14, 2018   Featured, Politics, State  

Alaska Legislature Passes Legislation to Safeguard Access to Civil Justice for Low-Income Alaskans

Juneau – On the final day of the 30th Alaska Legislature, the Alaska State Senate passed legislation sponsored by Representative Matt Claman (D-Anchorage) to safeguard Alaskans’ access to the civil justice system by creating a stable and sustainable mechanism for funding the Alaska Legal Services Corporation (ALSC). House Bill 106 would allow the legislature to […]

Where Did Trump’s Cash Come From? — “Trump, Inc.”

By Eric Umansky | Propublica on May 14, 2018   Featured, National, National/World  

Where Did Trump’s Cash Come From? — “Trump, Inc.”

Last week, the Washington Post had an intriguing story: In the nine years before now-President Donald Trump announced his candidacy, his company paid $400 million in cash to buy a number of properties. Real estate companies doing deals usually borrow money for the same reason that many homeowners take out mortgages: Leveraging your money — […]

18th Lava-Spewing Fissure in Hawaii Volcano Leads to New Evacuations

By VOA on May 14, 2018   Featured, National, National/World  

18th Lava-Spewing Fissure in Hawaii Volcano Leads to New Evacuations

Officials in Hawaii have called for more evacuations after an 18th fissure spewing lava from the Kilauea volcano was discovered Sunday on the Big Island. “The amount of lava that has erupted from the fissure so far is very, very small,” said scientist Steve Brantley of the U.S. Geological Survey’s Hawaiian Volcano Observatory. Exploding and […]

Ugak Island-Alutiiq Word of the Week-May 13th

By Amy Steffian | Alutiiq Museum on May 14, 2018   Alutiiq Word of the Week & Museum News  

Ugak Island-Alutiiq Word of the Week-May 13th

Uguaq–Ugak Island PaRaguutakun uguaq kiturtaarpet.–We always pass Ugak island on the boat. Ugak Island lies at the entrance to Ugak Bay, on the far eastern edge of Kodiak Island. Exposed to the open ocean, Ugak Island is small and mountainous. It is just 2.7 by 1.7 miles, and yet rises to over three hundred feet […]

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