04/14/11 New this year on the website is a unique "Alaska Travel Savings calculator"
04/10/11 SALTSBURG -- Saltsburg Borough's new police chief wants you to know that it's not the same police department that it was last year.
04/10/11 The Associated Press The Associated Press SITKA, Alaska Community leaders in Sitka are reacting with concern to a legislative redistricting proposal that would split the island community of nearly 9,000 into two state House districts. The Sitka Assembly on Tuesday will consider a resolution opposing the proposal. Critics say the plan would diminish the town's legislative influence. The plan was ...
04/09/11 The Associated Press The Associated Press JUNEAU, Alaska Supporters of a move to vastly expand the borders of a state forest have said the action would help preserve timber jobs in southeast Alaska. The Juneau Empire reports the Alaska House of Representatives approved a measure that would allow the Southeast State Forest to nearly double in size. The bill requires approval by the state Senate ...
04/07/11 SITKA, Alaska - The author of a coffee table book that celebrates the intricate ecosystem of the Tongass National Forest will travel here next month to open an exhibit at Sitka National Historical ...
04/01/11 The author of a coffee table book that celebrates the intricate ecosystem of the Tongass National Forest will travel here...
04/01/11 Legislation to allow Natives to organize urban corporations in five Southeast Alaska communities has been introduced by Rep. Don Young, a news release said.
03/31/11 SITKA, Alaska (AP) - The author of a coffee table book that celebrates the intricate ecosystem of the Tongass National Forest will travel here next month to open an exhibit at Sitka National Historical Park that is based on her work.
03/31/11 CRAIG GIAMMONA Daily Sitka Sentinel SITKA, Alaska The author of a coffee table book that celebrates the intricate ecosystem of the Tongass National Forest will travel here next month to open an exhibit at Sitka National Historical Park that is based on her work. Amy Gulick, a photographer from North Bend, Washington, has spent the last year traveling around the country talking about her 2010 ...
03/30/11 The City and Borough of Juneau will submit two plans to the state redistricting board Thursday in Anchorage for how Southeast Alaska should be divided into House districts.
03/12/11 The faded, credit card-size sticker was barely visible in the mud-spattered pickup truck's rear window. "Joe Vogler," it said, "was right."
03/08/11 VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - 03/08/11) - Teryl Resources Corp. (TSX-V: TRC - News )(OTC.BB: TRYLF - News ) (the "Company") wishes to announce that a pre-feasibility resource estimation for the Gil joint venture property in the Fairbanks, Mining District, Alaska has been received as follows: Total gold resources at the Gil/JV property for a heap leach scenario are 514,916 ounces of ...
03/08/11 VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - March 8, 2011) - Teryl Resources Corp. (TSX VENTURE:TRC)(OTCBB:TRYLF) (the "Company") wishes to announce that a pre-feasibility resource estimation for the Gil joint venture property in the Fairbanks, Mining District, Alaska has been received as follows:
03/04/11 First Friday Brown Bag Lunch Series: "Bringing Nature Home," with Eleanor Dietrich. Noon. Free. Goodwood Museum & Gardens, 1600 Miccosukee Road. 877-4202.
02/10/11 Gov. Sean Parnell wants to give Alaskans a break at the gas pump, but Alaska's U.S. congressional delegation and some legislators are blasting the plan as bad for Alaska and likely to be expensive for Alaskans.
02/09/11 The founder of today's Petersburg, Peter Buschmann, immigrated in 1891 from Norway in search of new opportunities. He and his 13-year-old son August came to Alaska on the AL-KI in the spring of that year, disembarking at Ketchikan.
02/09/11 A federal program that provides more than $12 million a year to subsidize flights to 44 communities in Alaska received a unanimous vote of support from Alaska legislators today. All Alaska legi...
02/03/11 An attempt by Sen. John McCain to eliminate a rural air subsidy would mean a loss of $12 million that supports flights to 44 communities in Alaska, according to Sen. Mark Begich. Begich and thr...
02/01/11 WRANGELL - The Alaska Housing Finance Corporation (AHFC) board of directors, at its annual meeting, re-elected Frank Roppel of Wrangell to serve as the board chair. Gov. Frank Murkowski appointed Roppel to the board of directors in 2003, and he has served as chair ever since.
02/01/11 SITKA - Noted Tling?t performer and artist, Gene Tagaban, will give workshops and performances in the "Art of Storytelling" in February in Juneau, Hoonah, Kake, Sitka, Petersburg and Wrangell. The programs are hosted by the SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC). |