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North Pole, AK

Lat / Lon: 64.7511°N / 147.3494°W

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    Craig has new veterans' memorial

    07/11/11 DANELLE LANDIS Ketchikan Daily News KETCHIKAN, Alaska Paul Dawson, veteran and father of a veteran, wanted to get something done. He knew that Prince of Wales Island needed a veterans' memorial, so he jumped in and took the lead. "It's hard to push a chain, but you can sure get on it and drag it," he said of motivating others. He planned fundraisers and recruited help from several sources around ...
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    New veterans memorial installed in southeast Alaska town

    07/11/11 KETCHIKAN, Alaska - Paul Dawson, veteran and father of a veteran, wanted to get something done. He knew that Prince of Wales Island needed a veterans' memorial, so he jumped in and took the lead. ...
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    Lithosphere highlights: New research posted July 7

    07/08/11 ( Geological Society of America ) Highlights for articles published online July 7, 2011, are provided below. Keywords include: Coast Mountains batholith, Anderson Reservoir, Canada, Alaska, Chugach terrane, Valdez Group, Basin and Range province, and Sierra Nevada.
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    North Pole man dies of possible medical crisis during crash

    07/05/11 NORTH POLE, Alaska - Alaska State Troopers say a 59-year-old North Pole man has died in what is believed to be a medical emergency while he was driving. Troopers say James Stephen McCollam was dri...
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    A bucket list for patriotic Americans

    07/02/11 If we haven't been there already, here are 10 sites we Americans need to see before we join the likes of George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt and the rest of those patriots in the sky.
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    Cyclist takes on Arctic rowing feat

    06/30/11 In a few weeks, the man who cycled the Americas will set off for the Arctic Circle. Only this time, Mark Beaumont is leaving the bike behind and taking a rowing boat.
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    Gold Beach Football Camp

    06/30/11 Fifteen high school teams converged on the Gold Beach High School campus to kick off the 18th Annual Football Camps for 2011.
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    Pigskin summer: Area players hit gridiron at annual camp

    06/29/11 For one week every summer, Colony High school becomes the center of the Alaska football universe.
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    First Friday Gallery Walk, July 1

    06/29/11 The Alaska State Museum will be open with extended hours during the First Friday gallery walk with free admission from 4 to 7 p.m. Steve Henrikson, Curator of Collections, will conduct a walk-through of the summer exhibit "Just Old Hats: Headgear in Alaska History" at 5:30 p.m.
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    North Pole man charged with stealing copper wire

    06/28/11 A 28-year-old North Pole man is accused of stealing nearly a ton of copper from Eielson Air Force Base. Raymond Weber, a technician for the Air National Guard, was arrested Saturday after Alaska St...
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    MGB was a most unusual family car for Bensons

    06/12/11 On a recent Saturday, Blaine Benson sifted through a folder of documents, the remains of a road trip taken 40 years ago. Among the ephemera were Pan Am airline tickets, ferry receipts, invoices for car repairs and a...
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    Sarah Palin emails: Palin rallied staff to keep conservative talk host from feeling 'put off'

    06/10/11 Sarah Palin's request to keep a conservative talk radio host from feeling "put off" prompted an all-hands-on-deck approach from her staff .
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    Sprint cars coming to Deer Creek on Saturday

    06/10/11 Billy Balog is starting to heat up, and that's bad news for the rest of the drivers in the Interstate Racing Association 410 Sprint Car Series. Balog, who is originally from North Pole, Alaska, but
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    Explorer tells of global adventures ... and in back yard

    06/09/11 Aspetuck Land Trust Board President Princie Falkenhagen, explorer Richard Wiese and David Brant, the land trust executive director, at the group's annual meeting Thursday in the Pequot Library.
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    Alaska special session cost at least $960,000

    06/08/11 JUNEAU, Alaska - The fits-and-starts special legislative session cost the state at least $960,018 - roughly $35,556 a day for the 27 days the session lasted. Pam Varni, executive director of Leg...
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    Tim Layden: Animal Kingdom poised to take Preakness

    05/21/11 ELKTON, Md. -- Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom has spent the last 11 days at home in a place called Fair Hill, which sounds like a '90s Hugh Grant movie (a bad one, just to be clear). But Fair Hill is actually a sensational place for a horse, as thoroughbred trainers like to say, to be a horse, instead of an object of pari-mutuel angst and media scrutiny, which is what the stately beasts ...
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    Animal Kingdom is primed to win Preakness

    05/20/11 ELKTON, Md. -- Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom has spent the last 11 days at home in a place called Fair Hill, which sounds like a '90s Hugh Grant movie (a bad one, just to be clear). But Fair Hill is actually a sensational place for a horse, as thoroughbred trainers like to say, to be a horse, instead of an object of pari-mutuel angst and media scrutiny, which is what the stately beasts ...
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    Tim Layden: Amid deluge of attention, Animal Kingdom looks poised to take Preakness

    05/20/11 ELKTON, Md. -- Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom has spent the last 11 days at home in a place called Fair Hill, which sounds like a '90s Hugh Grant movie (a bad one, just to be clear). But Fair Hill is actually a sensational place for a horse, as thoroughbred trainers like to say, to be a horse, instead of an object of pari-mutuel angst and media scrutiny, which is what the stately beasts ...
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    AP Interview: NORAD chiefs eye busier Arctic

    05/07/11 DAN ELLIOTT Associated Press PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. U.S. and Canadian military commanders say they are examining their rescue capabilities in the Arctic as a shrinking ice cap brought about by climate change opens up rich oil and gas reserves and draws more commercial traffic to the top of the globe. "There are a host of issues that face us as this beautiful part of the world opens up ...
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    Nenana Ice Classic Winners Await Some Cold, Hard Cash

    05/06/11 She was one of 22 ticket holders who had guessed the ice would go out at 4:24 p.m. Alaska Standard Time on Wednesday.
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