KTUU: Alaska Court System warns people about jury scam; Marijuana drive-thru, internet and phone sales could soon be legal in Anchorage and more ->
KTOO: Ron’s Apothecary, one of Juneau’s last independent pharmacies, to close after nearly 5 decades; City leaders are considering whether – and how – to limit cruise ship visitors in Juneau and more ->
KYUK: New ‘Fire Lab’ helps train Bethel firefighters to respond to blazes and more ->
Alaska Native News: Soldotna Woman Lands in Jail After Errant Shot Fired to Scare Fighting Dogs Hits Home Across the Street; K9 Lenox Ends Fairbanks Suspect with Warrant Run from Troopers; Long-term views of a changed Alaska; This Day in Alaska History-December 3rd, 1906; This Day in Alaska History-December 4th, 1919; This Day in Alaska History-December 5th, 1905; This Day in Alaska History-December 6th, 1906 and more ->
Fairbanks News Webcenter 11: Proposed wind project gets feedback from locals at community meeting; Proposed wind project gets feedback from locals at community meeting and more ->
The Arctic Sounder:Recent NBA player visits more Northwest Alaska villages and opens up about personal challenges and more ->
KINY: Alaska Police Standards Council turns down plan to lower hiring age of corrections officers — for now and more ->
KSTK: Wrangell Public Schools value a balance between healing heartache and routine after the landslide’s fallout and more ->
Resurrection Bay Historical Society
Annual Holiday Open House at the Seward Museum is set for 12 noon – 2 pm Saturday, Dec. 9 and will feature RBHS President Sue McClure playing Christmas tunes on the pump organ. Take advantage of free admission to the Seward Museum and be sure to pick up a free Centennial poster and pin.
The next Thursdays: Our History program on Feb. 15 will feature Dorothy Gray, secretary-treasurer of the Russian Orthodox Church in Kenai, talking about The History of Russian Orthodoxy in Alaska and the Kenai Peninsula. Dorothy is also chair of Russian Orthodox Sacred Sites in Alaska whose mission is to preserve and restore the state’s historic Russian Orthodox churches. The program will start at 7 pm at the Seward Community Library & Museum.
KFSK: Borough Assembly approves land sale negotiation with Petersburg Indian Association and more ->
KRBD: Ketchikan sends this year’s Together Tree to the Governor’s Mansion and more ->
KUCB: Dutch Harbor not equipped for family duty station, says Coast Guard; Bottom-trawl gear to blame for most of this year’s fishery-related killer whale deaths, NOAA says and more ->
Delta Wind: Searchers looking for Healy Lake man and more ->
KMXT: Talk of the Rock: Kodiak Maritime Museum’s Harbor Lights and more ->
19th News: Solutions to the pay gap for Native American women could be found in their tribes
By Joel Davidson, Alaska Watchman: First Alaska Native woman to be recognized as a saint for Orthodox Church in America
By Terence West, Energy Portal EU: What are the important civil rights landmarks in Alaska?
