You can’t have too many of these because there’s always moose to take care of leftovers
Source: 2017 Final Saturday Market
You can’t have too many of these because there’s always moose to take care of leftovers
Source: 2017 Final Saturday Market
Arctic Now was a subsidiary of the ADN until recently. How Rogoff managed to fold the Dispatch News, stiff creditors and leave with Arctic Now remains unclear.
So, too, the relationship between website and the ADN. The Arctic Now contact page directs inquiries to David Hulen, the editor of the ADN, and Krestia DeGeorge, a New York-state based editor for the ADN.
In 2016, a CNN news article reported that the Mountain View neighborhood of Anchorage, Alaska had the most diverse census tract in the nation. Join Edible Alaska for a tour of Mountain View and find out what makes it so unique. Special thanks to the Anchorage Community Land Trust and Catholic Social Services Refugee Assistance & Immigration Services (RAIS).
Source: Mountain View: A Place for All People | Edible Alaska
It’s time to fire up those ovens and get roasting and baking. Read what we’re stoked about in this month’s newsletter.
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By Dan Carpenter: Adrian Murfitt remembered by friend who attended Las Vegas concert
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By KTVA Web Staff: Anchorage events to remember Alaskans slain in Las Vegas
By Samantha Angaiak: Murder case of Precious Alex now in the hands of jurors
By KTVA Web Staff: Anchorage man sentenced 15 years for child sex crimes
By Daniella Rivera: DOC Commissioner: Some halfway house inmates walk away to escape drugs
Instead of leaving custody to get drugs, as some might think, Williams says, in some cases, inmates have left to get away from the drugs that are inside DOC facilities.
By Laurel Downing Bill: Story Time with Aunt Phil: Soapy Smith
Chugach Living: A Bite of Chugach
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By Sidney Sullivan: UPDATE: 1 child dead, several others injured in Park Highway crash
By Travis Khachatoorian: Anchorage Animal Care and Control competes in $10K competition
By Dan Carptenter: 15% alcohol tax supported by most Bethel voters
“Alcohol is more available and more affordable. I think just as a community member we see a lot more intoxicated people just kind of hanging around,” said Eileen Arnold, Director of the Tundra Women’s Coalition. The organization offers legal, housing, education and other services along with a shelter for victims of domestic violence.
Arnold says cases of reported sexual assault have spiked over last year.
By Victoria Taylor: Anchorage Assembly drafts resolution addressing some public safety concerns
By Daniella Rivera: DOC Commissioner: Important part of SB 91 hasn’t gone into effect yet
Brown bear scratches an itch!
By Associated Press: Alaskans begin receiving $1,100 Permanent Fund dividends
By KTVA Web Staff: Stranded beluga calf transported by air to SeaLife Center
By Daybreak Staff: Free event aims to inform Alaskans on state fiscal situation
It is Thursday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at 49th State Brewing Company.
By Daybreak Staff: Workforce Wednesday: Medical Science Academy at Bartlett High School
By Daybreak Staff: Workforce Wednesday: The National Center for Construction Education and Research
Be interesting to hear the 911 call or read it’s transcript. What needs to be said to indicate police, emergency personnel are needed? How does the lack of response affect the Gas Station?
By Chris Klint: Truck flips onto SUV in Midtown gas-station crash
By Samantha Angaiak: Anchorage Police Department unveils plan to crack down on violent crimes and drug problems
Walt Monegan GUEST COMMENTARY: Senate Bill 54 necessary for public safety
By Kyle Hopkins: After chasing down stolen vehicle, activist fights reckless driving chargeBy Kyle Hopkins: After chasing down stolen vehicle, activist fights reckless driving charge
By Leroy Polk: Alaska woman threatens employee with bear spray, attempts to punch 4-year-old
By Associated Press: University of Alaska, Coast Guard start scholarship program
By Dan Carpenter/ Juan Montes / Caslon Hatch: Early numbers favor keeping pot shops open in some Alaska communities
By Kalinda Kindle: Unofficial results show Talkeetna residents approve a three percent sales tax
By KTVA Staff: Tuesday election: unofficial results across the state
By Daybreak Staff: Travel Tuesday: The Alaska Railroad’s Halloween Train
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By Travis Khachatoorian: Marijuana prohibition, tax hikes to be decided in Tuesday’s local elections
By Sean Maguire & Kortnie Horazdovsky: UPDATED: Chugiak man killed in Seward Police shooting
By Samantha Angaiak: Business leaders attend active shooter training session
Native Corporations have money.
By Associated Press: Alaska village’s cemetery sinks as permafrost thaws
By Mark Thiessen / Associated Press: First passenger jet configured for cargo unveiled in Alaska
Congratulations Ashley Smith!
By Mike Ross: Spirit of Youth: South High student makes a difference
By Cameron Mackintosh: Valley couple convicted of leaving dog to die inside stolen van
Flash was found dead inside the van after it was found abandoned several days later. Alaska State Troopers say the animal died of a heat-related stroke. Jones and McDonnell were arrested the following week.
A sentencing hearing has been scheduled for Jan. 5. According to Howard, each of the C Class Felonies (first degree vehicle theft, second degree theft and felony animal cruelty) carry a presumptive sentence of 1-3 years. However, the court could decide to merge the convictions or make the sentences concurrent.
By Heather Hintze: UAF scientists use Gulkana Glacier for NASA research
Congratulations Brooke Johnson and McKinley Wooten!
By Daybreak Staff: Miss Alaska USA and Miss Alaska Teen USA crowned