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Shipwrecks: The Stuff of Legends

By NOAA on May 1, 2018   At Sea  

Shipwrecks: The Stuff of Legends

Shipwrecks are the stuff of epic tales and imagination. Some sank in battle, some in transit. They were war machines, whalers and luxury cruise liners. Their doomed crew and passengers became legends. Rich and poor, from Gilded Age millionaires luxuriating at sea to sailors and deckhands in service to their country. Shipwrecks have been honored […]

River Watch Teams Prepared to Launch as River Break-up Begins

By Jeremy Zidek | State of Alaska on May 1, 2018   Featured, State  

River Watch Teams Prepared to Launch as River Break-up Begins

JBER, AK – The State of Alaska Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (DHS&EM) is assisting communities in preparation for breakup along Alaska’s major river systems this spring. Breakup is a time of both excitement and anxiety. Residents anticipate the ability to travel along the rivers, but are also concerned with the threat that […]

NANA joins Arctic Economic Council

By Amy Hastings | NANA on May 1, 2018   Featured, General News, North Slope/Northwest Alaska  

NANA joins Arctic Economic Council

ANCHORAGE, Alaska—NANA Regional Corporation joined the Arctic Economic Council (AEC) as an Arctic Partner, reemphasizing NANA’s role in responsible and culturally sensitive Arctic business development. The partnership was approved at a meeting of the Arctic Economic Council in Helsinki, Finland. “As residents and stewards of the Arctic, we balance responsible development and economic opportunity with […]

Alaska Making Progress on Processing Sexual Assault Evidence

By Austin Baird | State of Alaska on May 1, 2018   Featured, State  

Alaska Making Progress on Processing Sexual Assault Evidence

JUNEAU— Former Alaska State Trooper Sergeant Michael Burkmire begins work as a sexual assault cold case investigator, Governor Walker announced last Wednesday, as the state’s Scientific Crime Detection Laboratory continues to shrink the number of backlogged sexual assault evidence kits. Investigator Burkmire is a retired Alaska State Trooper Sergeant who oversaw the AST Child Abuse […]

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