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Alcohol Board Gives Go-Ahead for City-Owned Bar in Kotzebue

By Staff on Jul 9, 2014   Breaking News, Featured, General News, Rural  

On Tuesday, the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board in Fairbanks gave the go-ahead for the community of Kotzebue to move forward with opening a city-owned bar/restaurant in the city of just over 3,200 people. The new establishment will be the only business in the community that can sell alcohol for use on the premises in the […]

Fat Damages the Lungs of Heavy Drinkers

By Thomas Jefferson University on Jul 1, 2014   Health  

(PHILADELPHIA) – Heavy drinking damages the body in many ways. In addition to liver failure, alcoholics are at a much greater risk of developing pneumonia and life threatening acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), for which there is no treatment. Researchers suspect that alcoholics are more susceptible to these lung diseases because the immune system in […]

Two Icy Bay Lodge Employees Arrested for Assault against Guest

By Staff on Jun 30, 2014   Featured, Rural, State  

Two Icy Bay Lodge Employees Arrested for Assault against Guest

A 911 call went in to authorities on early Saturday morning at 12:43 am reporting a possible assault involving a firearm with an ongoing disturbance at the Icy Bay Lodge approximately 65 to the west of Yakutat. Wildlife Troopers and Yakutat Police departed Yakutat via aircraft at first light and arrived at the lodge at […]

Prescription Drugs Overtake Cannabis in Fatal Crashes

By Bethany Swanson | Public Health Law Research on Jun 24, 2014   General News  

Philadelphia – Since 1993, the profile of a drugged driver has changed substantially. A study released today in Public Health Reports shows that more drivers are now testing positive for prescription drugs, cannabis, and multiple drugs, and they are more likely to be older than 50. “While we’ve seen a decrease over the years in motor vehicle […]

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