• Race to Alaska: 750 miles in a boat without an engine - KTUU.com

    Race to Alaska: 750 miles in a boat without an engine - KTUU.com
    San Francisco Chronicle
    Race to Alaska: 750 miles in a boat without an engine
    KTUU.com
    Those are the rules for the Race to Alaska, a 750-mile marine sprint from Washington's north coast to southern Southeast Alaska. Race co-founder Jake Beattie tells KRBD Radio in Ketchikan, the race will start June 4 in Port Townsend, Washington. The ...
    Marine Race to Alaska planned for June startseattlepi.com

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  • Why Alaska's Arctic tundra is slowly sinking - Alaska Dispatch

    Why Alaska's Arctic tundra is slowly sinking - Alaska Dispatch
    Alaska Dispatch
    Why Alaska's Arctic tundra is slowly sinking
    Alaska Dispatch
    As pungent eucalyptus trees soaked up inches of California rain, a few researchers inside San Francisco's Moscone Center spoke of the treeless third of Alaska at the 2014 fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union, which attracted more than 20,000 ...
  • Port Heiden plans to re-establish Alaska Peninsula reindeer herding - Alaska Dispatch

    Port Heiden plans to re-establish Alaska Peninsula reindeer herding - Alaska Dispatch
    Port Heiden plans to re-establish Alaska Peninsula reindeer herding
    Alaska Dispatch
    Residents of Port Heiden will have to wait another month or two for the shipment of 64 reindeer from St. Michael to arrive. The domesticated animals are part of an effort to re-establish reindeer herding on the Alaska Peninsula. Port Heiden hopes to ...

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  • Walker announces Law Enforcement Appreciation Day in Alaska - KTVA CBS 11 News Alaska

    Walker announces Law Enforcement Appreciation Day in Alaska - KTVA CBS 11 News Alaska
    KTVA CBS 11 News Alaska
    Walker announces Law Enforcement Appreciation Day in Alaska
    KTVA CBS 11 News Alaska
    Bill Walker signed the proclamation late Thursday, at the request of Public Safety Commissioner's Office, reports Alaska State Trooper spokeswoman Beth Ipsen. It's all part of a national movement led by the FBI National Academy Association and Concerns ...

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  • PBA Cup Finals 2015: San Miguel Beermen vs. Alaska Aces Preview for Game 3 - Bleacher Report

    PBA Cup Finals 2015: San Miguel Beermen vs. Alaska Aces Preview for Game 3 - Bleacher Report
    Bleacher Report
    PBA Cup Finals 2015: San Miguel Beermen vs. Alaska Aces Preview for Game 3
    Bleacher Report
    The 2015 Philippines PBA Cup Final series is perfectly poised at 1-1 between the San Miguel Beermen and the Alaska Aces. The former has momentum after evening up the series in Game 2. The Aces surprised the Beermen by snatching a thrilling opening ...
    SMB, Alaska gun for 2-1 advantage in FinalsABS CBN News
    Abueva leads Alaska against San Miguel in PBA finalsManila Standard Today
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  • Alaska Airlines passengers in Hawaii can print baggage tags at home - Pacific Business News (Honolulu) (blog)

    Alaska Airlines passengers in Hawaii can print baggage tags at home - Pacific Business News (Honolulu) (blog)
    Pacific Business News (Honolulu) (blog)
    Alaska Airlines passengers in Hawaii can print baggage tags at home
    Pacific Business News (Honolulu) (blog)
    Alaska Airlines passengers flying out of Honolulu, Kona and Lihue airports have the option to print their own baggage tags at home. A pilot program between Seattle and Honolulu ran in 2013, and launched in select cities in April 2014. The program went ...
  • Traveling Music 1-18-15

    Traveling Music 1-18-15
    Traveling Music
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    Things I Haven’t Done
    John Cowan / Bruce Coughlin
    Sixty
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    Black Waters
    JohnMcCutcheon and others / Jean Ritchie
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  • Spared by coupons: Appeals court tosses theft conviction of Alaska man - Fairbanks Daily News-Miner

    Spared by coupons: Appeals court tosses theft conviction of Alaska man - Fairbanks Daily News-Miner
    Spared by coupons: Appeals court tosses theft conviction of Alaska man
    Fairbanks Daily News-Miner
    ANCHORAGE — The Alaska Court of Appeals has thrown out a Soldotna man's felony theft conviction after the judge presiding over his trial failed to acknowledge coupons available for the stolen merchandise would have dropped its retail price below the ...
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  • Alaska News Nightly: January 9, 2015


    Lawmakers Begin Releasing Prefiled Bills; Halcro Files Letter Of Intent In Anchorage Mayor's Race; Juneau Resident In Paris During Attack On Charlie Hebdo Magazine; Mat-Su Borough Seeks Railroad Funds; Blue Crest Plans New Onshore Wells, LNG Shipments; Alaska Skiers Placing Well In National Championships; AK: The Art of Medicine; Essay: The Experience Of An Art Model

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  • In First Batch Of Early Bills, No Big Ticket Items

    In First Batch Of Early Bills, No Big Ticket Items
    In a little over a week, the 29th Legislature will gavel in. In preparation, lawmakers have released the first batch of bills they plan to consider.
  • Juneau Resident In Paris During Attack On Charlie Hebdo Magazine


    Juneau resident Henry DeCherney arrived in Paris on Monday as part of an extended holiday traveling in Europe. He was there for Wednesday’s attack on Charlie Hebdo magazine that left 12 dead and today’s dual hostage situation, which killed four. The two main suspects in Wednesday’s attack and an associate were killed as well.

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  • Borough Seeks Railroad Funds

    Borough Seeks Railroad Funds
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    Hopes for state help for Matanuska Susitna Borough capital projects are plunging along with the price of oil, which is at about fifty dollars a barrel. But there is at least one bit of encouragement in the bleak outlook. [:12]
  • Blue Crest Plans New Onshore Wells, LNG Shipments


    The resurgent boom continues in Cook Inlet. At the annual Kenai Peninsula Industry Outlook Forum this week in Kenai, new oil and gas player Blue Crest, based in Forth Worth, made some of the biggest announcements.

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  • AK: The Art Of Medicine


    Physicians spend a lot of time thinking about how to fix the human body. A group of young doctors in Anchorage recently had the chance to draw it instead. They are all overworked, over tired interns-midway through their first year of residency. But they spent a morning in an intro to drawing class in an effort to get them to think more creatively about their careers.

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  • AK Essay: Barenaked


    Nude is what is it is called. Nude is artsy and sophisticated. But when I crumpled onto the small wooden platform, I was just plain old naked. And then when I crawled the several feet between me and my robe, I was even more naked.

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  • Governor Walker announces Law Enforcement Appreciation Day in Alaska - KTVA CBS 11 News Alaska

    Governor Walker announces Law Enforcement Appreciation Day in Alaska - KTVA CBS 11 News Alaska
    KTVA CBS 11 News Alaska
    Governor Walker announces Law Enforcement Appreciation Day in Alaska
    KTVA CBS 11 News Alaska
    Alaska has more than 50 law enforcement agencies throughout the state, according to the last census of state and local agencies in 2008. Over 2,100 law enforcement personnel serve Alaskans, with a reported total of 1,298 sworn officers of the law.

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  • Alaska Skiers Placing Well In National Championships - Alaska Public Radio Network

    Alaska Skiers Placing Well In National Championships - Alaska Public Radio Network
    Alaska Skiers Placing Well In National Championships
    Alaska Public Radio Network
    Thursday, Alaska Pacific University program skier Rosie Brenan won her second straight title in chilly Houghton,Michigan, taking the women's 20 kilometer classic event. She was joined by three APU teammates in the top 10, including Becca Rorabaugh, ...
  • Halcro Files Letter Of Intent In Anchorage Mayor’s Race

    Halcro Files Letter Of Intent In Anchorage Mayor’s Race
    Former Alaska legislator Andrew Halcro has filed a letter of intent to run for mayor of Anchorage. Halcro filed the letter, signaling his interest in seeking the post, with the Alaska Public Offices Commission on Friday.
  • Alaska Skiers Placing Well In National Championships

    Alaska Skiers Placing Well In National Championships
    Alaska skiers continue to post top results at the U.S. cross country ski championships in Michigan.
  • “Good Luck Charms” by Leah C.

    “Good Luck Charms” by Leah C.
    My cousin Sandra and her husband took their newly purchased boat and we headed south out of Ketchikan to try and catch some coho. We started late in the day, but we stopped the motor to drift and tried our luck at casting. Lance, Sandra's husband, got the first fish bite, but it got away. Sandra asked me if I had any nibbles, but I didn’t yet. We moved toward Mountain Point and started to catch small rockfish and bullheads, but they weren’t coho so we released them all. We started to lose
  • Nature Lesson

    Nature Lesson
    It’s 6:33 a.m. Most of Anchorage is on its way to work. I’m on my second cup of coffee. Three moose lie sleeping in my front yard. The cow and one of the calves awaken now, their heads raised, ears alert to something at the end of the street. The other calf is laid out flat on his side. It’s the most Zen moose I’ve ever seen.

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  • Anchorage search-and-rescue dog poisoned by antifreeze-laced chicken left ... - Alaska Dispatch

    Anchorage search-and-rescue dog poisoned by antifreeze-laced chicken left ... - Alaska Dispatch
    Alaska Dispatch
    Anchorage search-and-rescue dog poisoned by antifreeze-laced chicken left ...
    Alaska Dispatch
    Paul Stoklos brushes snow and ice from a memorial for search and rescue dogs. Stoklos has been a member of Alaska Search and Rescue dogs since 1990. Members of ASARD and others gathered at the rescue dog memorial outside the Department of ...
    Alaska Search and Rescue Dog Poisonedyouralaskalink
    Alaska Search and Rescue Dog fatally poisoned by antifreezeKTVA CBS 11 News Alaska
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  • Alone in the Wilderness

    Alone in the Wilderness
    Whereas having somebody else along is often safer and more fun, solo trips into the wilderness can sometimes be the most memorable. Whether by choice or necessity, these experiences offer a chance to get to know oneself better. We'll speak with three guests about what it's like being truly alone in the great outdoors.

    KSKA: Thursday, Jan. 15, at 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m.
  • Alaska Aerospace to return $22 million of unspent state grant - Alaska Dispatch

    Alaska Aerospace to return $22 million of unspent state grant - Alaska Dispatch
    San Antonio Express-News
    Alaska Aerospace to return $22 million of unspent state grant
    Alaska Dispatch
    The Alaska Aerospace Corp. agreed to return $22 million of an unspent grant to the state, the Alaska Gasline Development Corp. said it would cut spending by $90 million over the next 16 months, and the state transportation department said canceling two ...
    Gas-line group board seeks clarity on confidentiality pactsEnquirerherald

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  • BP president responds to governor's claims on oil-tax law - Alaska Dispatch

    BP president responds to governor's claims on oil-tax law - Alaska Dispatch
    BP president responds to governor's claims on oil-tax law
    Alaska Dispatch
    The president of BP America responded to Gov. Bill Walker's recent claim that the state's new oil-production tax is costing Alaska hundreds of millions of dollars, telling a pro-industry group on Friday that the energy giant doesn't fall under that ...

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