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Jubilant crowd welcomes Palin to Fairbanks
This is where it all began for Republican Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. Now, nearly two years after being sworn in as the state's first female governor, Palin returned Wednesday to Fairbanks _ this time as John ...
Voters mull future of predator control program
Alaska residents went to the polls Tuesday to vote on a ballot initiative that, if passed, would end the state's predator control program as conducted now.
Campaigns over Measure 2 get heated
The battle over Ballot Measure 2 and Alaska's aerial predator control program intensified Thursday with each side complaining to the state's political watchdog agency.
Campaigns over Alaska ballot measure get heated
The battle over Ballot Measure 2 and Alaska's aerial predator control program intensified Thursday with each side complaining to the state's political watchdog agency.
Takotna ATV driver dies in crash with motorcycle
Submitted by Joe Campbell on Wed, 07/30/2008 - 06:18. A Takotna man driving a four-wheeler died from injuries suffered in a crash with a motorcycle.
First new Grumman Goose in 63 years
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Should Alaskans paying soaring fuel bills, especially Bush residents, receive state checks to help with their expenses? One legislator said, in response to Gov.
Farmed-salmon escapees threaten wild stock
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Canadians lobby for U.S. hunters to keep polar bear skins
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New Geophysical Data for the Styx River Mining Area
The Division of Geological & Geophysical Surveys will release on Monday airborne geophysical data and maps for about 715 square miles of the Yentna and McGrath mining districts, about 90 miles northwest of ...
Alaska tourists are getting softer
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Late snow boosts aerial wolf hunt
“The guy was flying to his cabin and looked down and saw a pack of wolves, so he ran down and got his neighbor, who is another control pilot, and they got four of five.”
Above-average snowfall this month is helping participants in the state's aerial wolf control program track wolves.Pilot and gunner teams have reported taking more than 30 wolves in the last 3-1/2 weeks in the ... via Anchorage Daily News
Cantwell student keeps subsistence skills alive with elders' guidance
“I learned how to flatten those spruce poles so I could bend them around”
With two Native elders guiding him, Cantwell student BJ Gore learned a traditional skill that otherwise might have been lost to future generations. via Fairbanks Daily News-Miner
Published: April 3rd, 2008 12:46 AM Last Modified: April 3rd, 2008 01:11 AM GEORGETOWN POPULATION: 3 LOCATION: On the north bank of the upper Kuskokwim River in the Kilbuck-Kuskokwim mountains, 16 miles ... via Anchorage Daily News
Did you feel it? Report shaking and damage at your location. You can also view a map displaying accumulated data from your report and others. via USGS Earthquakes
Board of Game delays decisions on predator control
“Everybody that testified said that gas is so expensive (in the Bush) now that it makes me wonder how often they're going to check their traps”
It may be a hot-button issue, but the Alaska Board of Game has put predator control on the back burner thus far during its 11-day meeting in Fairbanks. via Alaska Journal of Commerce
Frontier rider - Native Utahn trains for 350-mile endurance test in Alaska
“You have to get out just to keep your mental health”
"I slipped out the door at 12:31 a.m. and pedaled beneath the orange glow of suburban street lamps. via Deseret News