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Department of Justice Pursues $8 Million from Shuyak Island Lodge Owners and Operator

By James Cobb | Retriever Environmental on Jun 15, 2019   Acid Society, Featured  

Department of Justice Pursues $8 Million from Shuyak Island Lodge Owners and Operator

  According to the Department of Justice, the owners of the hunting lodge and the former lodge operator at Port Williams on Shuyak Island have been ordered to pay nearly $8 million for the cleanup of the oil spill that occurred there on February 26th of 2018. It was then that high winds and extreme […]

Trump Announces New Sanctions Against North Korea

By VOA on Feb 23, 2018   Featured, National, National/World, Politics  

Trump Announces New Sanctions Against North Korea

U.S. President Donald Trump announced the largest-ever set of sanctions against North Korea during a speech Friday, the latest step in a campaign to pressure Pyongyang to abandon its nuclear and long-range missile development programs. Trump will unveil the new penalties at the Conservative Political Action Conference, an annual event outside Washington attended by thousands […]

Palmer Man Jailed for Stealing Fuel from Butte Aircraft

By Alaska Native News on Dec 26, 2017   General News, Southcentral  

Palmer Man Jailed for Stealing Fuel from Butte Aircraft

A Palmer man was arrested and remanded with his bail set at $10,000 following a Butte Airstrip gas theft investigation that took place on Saturday. Troopers responded to the scene at the Butte Airstrip, but found that the suspect had already fled the scene. The caller had taken photos of the suspect and vehicle as […]

Air Search Goes into Fourth Day for Missing Pilot

By Alaska Native News on Oct 31, 2016   Featured, Southcentral, State  

Air Search Goes into Fourth Day for Missing Pilot

A third day of searching for a missing pilot, identified as 55-year-old David McRae, who was en route from Lake Hood to the Lake Clark Lodge on Friday, ended without success on Sunday. McRae, the nephew of former Alaska First Lady Bella Hammond and her husband, late Governor Jay Hammond, was on his way to […]

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