More commercial harvesters cited for violations

07/03/11 Alaska State Wildlife Troopers during the past week reported citing more than three dozen individuals for commercial and sport fishing violations and operating power boats without valid Alaska boat registration in Bristol Bay

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Proposition will improve rural schools

10/20/10 In the coming November general election, Alaska voters will be going to the polls to vote for a number of propositions. One proposition in particular, "Bonding Proposition B -- State General Library, Education and Educational Research Facility Bonds, $397,200,000," will determine if the village of Alakanuk and other communities will get new schools or other educational facilities.

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EPA: 8 Alaska drinking water systems in violation

08/04/10 Associated Press - August 4, 2010 5:15 PM ET SEATTLE (AP) - Federal regulators say eight Alaska drinking water systems have violated the law and must conduct tests required to protect public...

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Southwest Alaska to get 4G wireless service

01/12/10 Some Bush communities will get 4G technology -- just now becoming available in the Lower 48 -- by the end of next year, thanks to a $25 million federal stimulus grant.

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Intoxicated mother rolls over baby in bed

12/05/09 A 2-month-old infant was killed while sleeping after its mother rolled over and suffocated the child, according to Alaska State Troopers.

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Military Medical Outreach to Western Alaska

08/08/09 Reisdorfer, a native of Adrian, has made a career in the Navy. For more than a year she worked on coordinating the 2009 Operation Arctic Care (AC09) operation.

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