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Juneau resident shares Crispy Date Bars recipe
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Dear Editior: The information in this letter was taken from the June 12, 2009 SitNews, Ketchikan, AK article entitled "Historic Agreement Moves Alaska Gasline Forward". I want to commend Governor Palin and her fellow Alaskans for passing The Alaska Gasline Inducement Act , which set the stage for Trans Canada and ExxonMobil to enter into an ...
Arts groups buy Fireside Building
KETCHIKAN, ALASKA Two arts organizations have purchased the former Fireside Building in Downtown Ketchikan.
Ketchikan-bound cargo goes overboard
Three 40-foot cargo containers bound for Ketchikan went overboard in what was described as a weather-related mishap in British Columbia's Milbanke Sound.
Commercial salmon fishery could be looking up
While the fate of the commercial salmon fishery in Southeast remains undecided this season, there are some promising signs.
Worship aboard cruise ship is inspiring
Last week, I was on a cruise to Alaska. You may ask, 'What does that have to do with a column on religion?' The answer would be, 'Nothing, except for the interdenominational service I attended while on board.' The Celebrity Cruise liner Infinity had a full capacity of 1,950 guests in its 975 staterooms throughout its 12 decks in the 965-foot long ...
Borough plans study of upkeep costs for ferry
The Mat-Su Borough plans to spend $25,000 to study how much it will cost to run a passenger ferry between Anchorage and Mat-Su, and other potential ports of call.
Ketchikan float planes vandalized
Ketchikan police are looking for information on who cut mooring lines to nine float planes at Taquan Air's dock.
UAS Ketchikan collaborates with Ketchikan High School on student science cruise
Students from the marine biology classes and the maritime class at Ketchikan High School participated in a science cruise on the F/V Jack Cotant May 7. High school teachers Julie Landwehr and Rick Collins worked with UAS staff Barbara Morgan, UAF Marine Advisory Program agent Gary Freitag and UAS Fisheries Technology student Jessica Davila to give ...
Longtime Juneau resident Rosalind Elizabeth Howard died June 18, 2009, in Juneau.
Another Bridge To Nowhere For Sarah Palin
In her latest spat with the late night talk host David Letterman it seems that Sarah Palin just cana t quit on chasing a bridges to nowherea .
The Matanuska state ferry returns to service next week. The ferry, which has been out of service since last year, is scheduled to sail Tuesday from Ketchikan to Prince Rupert in Canada's British Columbia.
Ketchikan motorist indicted on four felony counts
A 26-year-old Ketchikan man who led Alaska State Troopers on a high-speed chase has been indicted on four felony counts.
Judge refuses to block new crab fishery in Southeast
A controversial new commercial fishery for Dungeness crab in Southeast Alaska is set to start today after a judge denied a request to block it.
The state ferry Columbia is behind schedule because of crankshaft problems. The Columbia's crew noticed a pinhole leak to a five inch valve in the sanitation sea suction system as the vessel was setting to sail Wednesday night from Ketchikan to Bellingham, Washington.
Ken and Terry Dean, of Juneau, will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary on June 13, 2009.
Ketchikan borough orders fiddler off the roof
ASSEMBLY: Statue went above height limit of 32 feet. The Associated Press Published: June 9th, 2009 09:48 PM Last Modified: June 9th, 2009 09:48 PM KETCHIKAN -- The Ketchikan Gateway Borough Assembly has agreed with a Planning Commission decision that a wooden sculpture atop a business must come down.
3 on cruise ship confirmed with swine flu
At least three crew members on a Holland America Line cruise ship that visited Ketchikan tested positive for swine flu.
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