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Palin welcomes grandson in Anchorage
By Yereth Rosen Anchorage, Alaska - Alaska Governor Sarah Palin's 18-year-old daughter Bristol, whose pregnancy briefly became a side issue in the presidential campaign, has given birth to a son, People magazine reported on Monday.
Friday | Gouverneur Times
Iraqi City Continues Recovery After Attack
FORWARD OPERATING BASE WARRIOR, KIRKUK, IRAQ a ' The city of Taza in Kirkuk province, Iraq, continued its recovery efforts after a devastating truck bomb attack June.
Growing septic waste issues need solution
What happens after a flush is a topic most people don't spend much time thinking about.
Rogue motorcyclist riding fast bike is sought by police
Police are on the lookout for a rogue motorcyclist on a speedy yellow machine spotted zipping down city streets in recent months at speeds exceeding 100 mph and, on occasion, leaving pursuing officers in the distance.
Alaska's farms provide summer's first yield
The greens at the grocery store are about to get a whole lot greener. Crews worked Monday to harvest the first crop from Gold Nugget Farms off Bodenburg Loop.
Valley medical practice opens sister clinic in Eagle River
Stroll into the Capstone Family Medicine at the new Mat-Su Regional Medical Center on Snowmobile Drive, and you'll notice something a little different.
State rethinks Palmer's one-way couplet
City businesses and residents opposed to turning two streets in Palmer into a one-way traffic loop may have succeeded in sending the project back to the drawing board.
Search under way for plane missing in Alaska
A search is under way for a California pilot and passenger bound from Alaska to Canada.
He survived a machete attack and even saved one woman's life, but Bear, the 160-pound mastiff-mix, cited as a hero by a national organization, couldn't beat cancer.
Kuskokwim homegirl Emma Hill launches a national tour
A Bohemian, mostly under-30 crowd filled the hole-in-the-wall Laurelthirst Public House on a recent Sunday night.
Shooting range draws protests from neighbors
A handful of Wasilla residents who would be the closest neighbors to a city-proposed shooting range near the Menard Sports Center are mounting a protest against the range.
Fishing For A Mermaid, Landing A Big Fish
Her mother says it wasn't what she was fishing for, but Tegan Humphrey, 6, won the Homer Jackpot Halibut Derby with a 138.8-pound catch.
Palmer's Children's House shutting down
STEPHANIE KOMARNITSKY / Anchorage Daily News / At age 81, Verna Euwer is closing her Children's House preschool and day care after 45 years of operation in Palmer.
Park upgrades, porta-potties coming
Taxes on overnight stays collected by the borough will pay for improvements at two popular parks on the east and west ends of the Mat-Su, and to put portable restrooms at a handful of frequent stopping spots that now offer only trees and bushes for cover.
Charter school looks to grow by 20 acres
Academy Charter, one of about a half-dozen charter schools in the Mat-Su, is looking to expand its land base by having the borough buy 20 acres adjoining its site in Palmer.
Coalition team restores Iraqi shrine
Senior Master Sgt. Gary Lytle, 506th Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron electrical systems superintendent, places a fluorescent light bulb into a fixture he repaired inside the Sultan Saqi Shrine.
In brief: Hot licks Published: June 2nd, 2009 06:38 PM Last Modified: June 2nd, 2009 06:39 PM Learn to cook Allen & Peterson offers Viking Cooking School classes weekly in Anchorage.
Edible fireweed, dandelions and spruce come to South Anchorage
Monday Market Memo, May 26-June 2, 2009
Wasilla and Palmer real estate statistics for May 26-June 1, 2009. These statistics show the average and median sales prices for single family homes in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough.
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