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Redoubt’s Big Impact 30 Years Ago

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Dec 12, 2019   Featured, Science/Education, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Redoubt’s Big Impact 30 Years Ago

On Dec. 15, 1989, a pilot who had flown a 747 passenger jet all the way from Amsterdam was looking forward to landing in Anchorage. There, he would take a short break before continuing to Tokyo. Descending over Southcentral Alaska, he and his co-pilot saw what looked like an inky storm cloud ahead. Flying into […]

Kim Jong Un Climbs Mountain, Threatens to ‘Strike the World With Wonder’

By William Gallo | VOA News on Oct 16, 2019   Featured, National/World, World  

Kim Jong Un Climbs Mountain, Threatens to ‘Strike the World With Wonder’

SEOUL – North Korean state media on Wednesday posted a slideshow of leader Kim Jong Un scaling the country’s highest mountain on horseback, and suggested the display means he is considering a major decision. The photos, posted in the Korean Central News Agency, showed Kim wearing a puffy tan overcoat and glasses, sitting atop a […]

Mount Cleveland Minor Eruption Reaches 22,000 Feet

By Alaska Native News on May 5, 2018   Featured, Science/Education, State  

Mount Cleveland Minor Eruption Reaches 22,000 Feet

The Alaska Volcano Observatory has reported an explosion and a small ash cloud emission from Mount Cleveland on the Aleutian Chain on Friday. The reported ash cloud reached an elevation of 22,000 feet and  is drifting to the southeast according to their report. The seismic activity was registered just before 10 pm on Friday evening. The […]

Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital Keeps Newborns Safe with Hugs and Kisses®

By Stacy Smith | SEARHC on Feb 6, 2018   Featured, Health, Southeast Alaska  

Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital Keeps Newborns Safe with Hugs and Kisses®

SITKA, ALASKA, February 5, 2018 — Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital (MEH) recently installed and deployed the Hugs Wi-Fi Infant Protection solution, along with the matching mother/infant component of the Hugs system; Kisses® Mother as an additional layer of security in its Labor and Delivery Department. The Hugs technology is a comprehensive infant security system that protects […]

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