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State combines winter, spring hunting application
DEC. 31 DEADLINE: Permit seekers may cut down on mistakes by filing online. Published: November 23rd, 2009 10:19 PM Last Modified: November 23rd, 2009 10:20 PM It's not too early to start thinking about the 2010 hunting season now that the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has instituted an earlier application period for drawing Tier I and Tier II ...
Edited by G. W. Kimura The blurb: More than twenty contributors provide their voice in a selection of essays about Alaska art, culture and humanities in the past, present and future.
Jesse and I sunk into the couch in Ted and Jackie Suckling's living room. It was gray outside.
Galena police search for suspected car thief in 600-person village
Galena police are searching for a suspected car thief in the western Alaska village of about 600 people.
Road to Nome is subject of renewed studies
Alaskans have talked about a road to Nome for decades and now state transportation planners are taking a new look, with updated information.
Our view: High cost, high pay-off
Fairbanks state Rep. Mike Kelly, a Republican, doesn't think much of the state's $2 million plan to begin public preschools in high-need areas.
State to work in villages to improve scores
The Alaska Department of Education says it will ramp up its efforts to help failing schools, particularly in rural parts of the state.
State to work in villages to improve scores
The Alaska Department of Education says it will ramp up its efforts to help failing schools, particularly in rural parts of the state.
newsminer.com State to spend $2 million to aid rural preschool programs
Workers affected by flooding may receive unemployment assistance
JUNEAU, Alaska-Workers whose source of income has been affected by the Yukon Kuskokwim Flood may qualify for Disaster Unemployment Assistance benefits if they are self-employed or are not eligible for the state's unemployment insurance program.
Fewer passengers, less mail challenges Fairbanks airline
An Interior airline operator said people are leaving Alaska villages, and that outward migration to urban areas is adding new business challenges in an already tough economy that is bringing more competition from larger companies.
Obama issues declaration for flooded Alaska regions
President Barack Obama has issued a disaster declaration for several parts of Alaska affected by spring flooding and ice jams, ordering federal aid to help in recovery efforts.
Stevens Village is submerged by Yukon River flood
Brutal ice flows and raging flood water are wreaking havoc in small, isolated villages scattered along the Yukon River.