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Overflow Ice as Northern Oasis

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Mar 30, 2018   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Overflow Ice as Northern Oasis

Overflow ice, also known as aufeis, is like a field of arctic daisies that comes back year after year. Aufeis that clogs northern valleys is born when frigid winter air meets cold water welling up to the ground’s surface. Aufeis dies when warm air finally melts it in July or August. Fields of aufeis (“off-ice”), […]

Two Suspects Steal Van Use it to Commit Other Crimes Wednesday

By Alaska Native News on Mar 30, 2018   General News  

Two Suspects Steal Van Use it to Commit Other Crimes Wednesday

A stolen vehicle report made at 5:01 am on Wednesday would blossom into an investigation where the van was used during various crimes in the Anchorage area throughout the day that would end in the arrest of two suspects at Target. Early on Wednesday morning, a caller on the 1400-block of East 9th reported that […]

Kim Jong Un’s China Visit Exposes Pitfalls for Nuclear Talks

By Christy Lee | VOA on Mar 30, 2018   Featured, National/World, World  

Kim Jong Un’s China Visit Exposes Pitfalls for Nuclear Talks

WASHINGTON — While meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may have revealed a glimpse of his vision of denuclearization that experts say could conflict with Washington’s expectation of a denuclearized North. Chinese state news agency Xinhua reported that Kim confirmed his openness to discuss denuclearization during a secretive four-day excursion […]

Goose Creek Inmate, Visitor Charged with Promoting Contraband

By Alaska Native News on Mar 30, 2018   Featured, General News  

Goose Creek Inmate, Visitor Charged with Promoting Contraband

Troopers pulled over a suspect at Mile 4 of Knik Goose Bay Road following a report of suspicious activity on Thursday night, it was reported on the trooper dispatch. The report revealed that troopers received a report of suspicious activity at the Goose Creek Correctional Center at 9 pm on Friday. The caller described the vehicle […]

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