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Troopers Estimate that $35,000 Worth of Drugs Seized in Tok Raid

By Alaska Native News on Feb 4, 2016   General News, Interior Alaska  

Troopers Estimate that $35,000 Worth of Drugs Seized in Tok Raid

Alaska State Troopers say they have caused “a major disruption to the illegal distribution of narcotics,” and recovered a several stolen items in the Tok area, after a drug raid on a suspected dealer on Tuesday. After Tok troopers requested assistance in a drug case from SDEU, surveillance was conducted and warrants requested for a […]

Study Finds Widespread Economic Benefits of Alaska Ferry System

By Jeremy Woodrow | ADOT&PF on Feb 4, 2016   At Sea, State  

Study Finds Widespread Economic Benefits of Alaska Ferry System

JUNEAU – Governor Bill Walker and the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities today released a report on the economic impacts of the Alaska Marine Highway System. The report, prepared by the Juneau-based McDowell Group, found that the state-run ferry system generates a return of more than $2 to the state for every $1 […]

Governor Walker Announces Changes to Department of Education Leadership

By Katie Marquette | Office of the Governor on Feb 4, 2016   Featured, State  

Governor Walker Announces Changes to Department of Education Leadership

JUNEAU – Governor Bill Walker and Board of Education and Early Development Chair James Fields announced a change in leadership for the Department of Education today. Dr. Susan McCauley will take over as interim Commissioner for the Department of Education and Early Development beginning March 1st while the Board conducts its search for a new […]

Quinhagak Man Rescued by Searchers after a Day in the Cold

By Alaska Native News on Feb 4, 2016   General News, Rural, Southwest Alaska  

Quinhagak Man Rescued by Searchers after a Day in the Cold

Alaska State Troopers report that a Quinhagak man, who walked away from his residence at 7:30 am on Wednesday without adequate clothing, was located and rescued at 10:30 pm on that same day. As searchers combed the area around the small community in southwest Alaska at 10 pm, they observed a flare fired from the […]

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