• Putting on the show: A theatre conversation with Teresa Pond

    Theatre at Cyrano’s has a long and creative tradition, dating back to 1992 when Sandy and Jerry Harper began the Cyrano’s Off Center Playhouse. It featured independent productions, hosted other companies as well as the Harpers’ Eccentric Theatre Company, which evolved into Cyrano’s Theatre Company in 2005.
    Teresa PondIn December 2015, Cyrano’s named Alaska-born Teresa Pond as its new producing artistic director beginning January 1, 2016. Sandy Harper remained with C
  • The New NAFTA: Mexico-US Relations & Trade in the Trump Era

    This week we’re hearing from Ambassador Carlos García de Alba, the Consul General for Mexico in Los Angeles on “The New NAFTA: Mexico-US Relations & Trade in the Trump Era.” The ambassador shares his views on the relationship between the U.S. and Mexico. He also discusses what all of the North American countries have to gain by working together instead of moving apart.
     
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  • Startup Week 2017: Youth Entrepreneurship in Alaska - Alaskajournal.com

    Startup Week 2017: Youth Entrepreneurship in Alaska
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    When I was a girl, my family had many businesses: my grandmother had a dress store and then later a jewelry store; my parents owned a candy store and rental units. I spent many days folding dresses, helping with minor repairs, and my favorite ...
  • Ohio Pilot Dead After Crash in Alaska National Park - U.S. News & World Report

    Ohio Pilot Dead After Crash in Alaska National Park
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    The pilot whose downed aircraft was found burning within Alaska's Lake Clark National Park and Preserve has been identified as a 22-year-old man from Ohio. July 28, 2017, at 3:57 p.m.. MORE. LinkedIn · StumbleUpon · Google +; Cancel. Ohio Pilot Dead ...and more »
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  • Grizzly killed after breaking into kitchens in Alaska town - ABC News

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    Grizzly killed after breaking into kitchens in Alaska town
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    State game officials have killed a 10-year-old female grizzly bear after it began breaking into kitchens and food-storages areas in Deadhorse, a support enclave for the oil industry on Alaska's North Slope. The bear's two cubs were captured and will be ...
    Alaska's Well-known Grizzly 'Bear 147' Killed After Breaking Into KitchensPatch.comall 6 news articles »
  • Southeast Alaska couple charged with failure to pay more than $400000 in taxes - Alaska Dispatch News

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    Southeast Alaska couple charged with failure to pay more than $400000 in taxes
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    Prosecutors say a Southeast Alaska couple failed to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in income taxes from their commercial fishing venture, and they're now facing criminal charges. The U.S. District Attorney's Office said Wednesday that Archie and ...
  • A new world emerges while hiking along the trans-Alaska oil pipeline - Fairbanks Daily News-Miner

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    A new world emerges while hiking along the trans-Alaska oil pipeline
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    On our summer-long hike along the path of the trans-Alaska oil pipeline, this morning my dog Cora and I left the last tangle of boreal forest along America's highway system. We walked away from a campsite of white spruce and balsam poplar that shielded ...
  • After Suicide- Healing and Hope

    On a dark day in 1977 Iris Bolton, and her husband Jack, lost their son Mitch to suicide at the age of 20. Since that tragic day, Iris has devoted her life to finding meaning from that loss through her career helping people recover from the devastation that suicide leaves behind. Please join Line One co-host Prentiss Pemberton and his guest, Atlanta based therapist and suicidologist, Iris Bolton for a conversation about hope and healing after suicide.
     
    HOST: Prentiss Pemberton,
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  • Alaska Fish and Game Euthanizes Massive Black Bear - U.S. News & World Report

    Alaska Fish and Game Euthanizes Massive Black Bear
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    Alaska Fish and Game officials euthanized a massive black bear that had been causing problems in an Alaska mobile home park area for several years. July 28, 2017, at 2:29 p.m.. MORE. LinkedIn · StumbleUpon · Google +; Cancel. Alaska Fish and Game ...and more »
  • Legislature passes capital budget in one-day special session


    Rep. Neil Foster, D-Nome, and Rep. Chris Tuck, D-Anchorage, talk before the vote on the capital budget on Thursday. The House voted for the budget, 27-13. (Photo by Andrew Kitchenman/KTOO)The Alaska Legislature passed the state’s capital budget on Thursday, allowing road projects and other construction to move forward.
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    It was the only piece of business for the third special session, which lawmakers called themselves. It came and went in about six hours on Thursday.
    The capital b
  • A look at cost of living data in Alaska - Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman

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    A look at cost of living data in Alaska
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    WASILLA — It's no secret that living in Alaska is more expensive than most of the rest of the country. Everything from lumber and steel to a two-liter bottle of soda has to be shipped from Outside. While one may think it's expensive here in The Last ...
  • Pilot dies in plane crash in Lake Clark National Park - Alaska Dispatch - Alaska Dispatch News

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    Pilot dies in plane crash in Lake Clark National Park - Alaska Dispatch
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    The pilot of the commercial flight left the Lake Hood Seaplane Base in Anchorage on Thursday, headed for a remote landing site in the Bristol Bay area, NTSB ...and more »
  • It’s Showtime! The Music Machine’s new musical revue is back!

    The cast of The Music MachineFounded in 1982, The Music Machine has been showing off the talents of young performers on the stage every year as they sing and dance to popular musical theatre and pop songs. And along with it’s sister, Dance Machine, it’s back again this year for it’s 36th show with a cast of over 70. Co-founder and Director Janet Carr-Campbell brings along one of those talented performers Faith Clark to Stage Talk this week to talk about it. The Music Machine pe
  • Mule deer wandering north concern Alaska Fish and Game - Billings Gazette

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    Mule deer wandering north concern Alaska Fish and Game
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    Mule deer like this one seen in Eastern Montana, are migrating from the Yukon into areas of Alaska where they haven't been seen before. The fear is they may spread deadly ticks to moose. BRETT FRENCH, Gazette Staff. There's been no evidence that a ...and more »
  • Travel: Juneau, Alaska, offers glaciers, bald eagles, isolated beauty - Daily Commercial

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    Travel: Juneau, Alaska, offers glaciers, bald eagles, isolated beauty
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    There are plenty of souvenirs — of all sizes — to be found in Juneau, Alaska. [Steve Stephens]. Hide caption. Misty, rainy weather is a frequent visitor to downtown Juneau, Alaska. [Steve Stephens]. Hide caption. A statue of William Seward, who ...and more »
  • Alaska Fish and Game euthanizes 'massive' black bear | Alaska ... - Fairbanks Daily News-Miner

    Alaska Fish and Game euthanizes 'massive' black bear | Alaska ...
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    JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) - Alaska Fish and Game officials euthanized a massive black bear that had been causing problems in an Alaska mobile home park area ...and more »
  • Details emerge about woman killed on Alaska cruise - CBS News

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    Details emerge about woman killed on Alaska cruise
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    ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- A Utah real estate agent killed on an Alaska cruise was remembered by her employer as a trusted adviser and valued sales associate. Kristy Manzanares was found dead Tuesday night as the cruise ship Emerald Princess traveled ...
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  • Man allegedly kills wife on Alaska cruise - CNN

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    Man allegedly kills wife on Alaska cruise
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    (CNN) A Utah man allegedly killed his wife while on a cruise ship in Alaska, and told a witness he did it because she wouldn't stop laughing at him, the FBI said. Kenneth Ray Manzanares, 39, was charged Thursday in the killing of his wife Kristy ...
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    Utah man accused of killing wife on cruise ship appears in Alaska courtfox13now.com
    'She wouldn't stop laughing at me': Man killed wife on A
  • Door-to-door scammers in Alaska linked to the lower 48 - KTUU.com

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    Door-to-door scammers in Alaska linked to the lower 48
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    ANCHORAGE (KTUU) Door-to-door asphalt scammers have left a trail of angry customers across the western United States, and according to Alaska's Attorney General's office, there are at least two known companies currently operating in Alaska. According ...
  • Fish Creek opens for dipnetting, drawing crowds


    Dozens of fishermen dip their nets along the banks of Fish Creek. (Henry Leasia / Alaska Public Media)Near Wasilla today, hundreds of salmon set to spawn in Fish Creek swam a gauntlet of dipnets after the Department of Fish and Game opened the sometimes sporadic personal-use dipnet fishery there.
    Early counts and projections for the near future indicate a strong enough sockeye run.
    For local fish biologists and dipnetters alike, Fish Creek is a hands on, full-spectrum salmon experience right in
  • Alaska News Nightly: Thursday, July 27, 2017


    Stories are posted on the APRN news page. You can subscribe to APRN’s newsfeeds via email, podcast and RSS. Follow us on Facebook at alaskapublic.org and on Twitter @aprn
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    Alaskans weigh-in on Senator Murkowski’s role in the health care debate
    Elizabeth Harball, Alaska’s Energy Desk – Anchorage
    The Alaska Dispatch News is reporting that the Trump Administration threatened to target Alaska as retribution for Senator Lisa Murkowski’s stand against Republican
  • Alaska capital budget passes with $7 million to study North Slope roads - Alaska Dispatch News

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    Alaska capital budget passes with $7 million to study North Slope roads
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    Lawmakers on Thursday passed a capital budget that drives a knife deeper into two controversial megaprojects and then adjourned their third special session of the year. Even as they were all but killing the Knik Arm Bridge and the Juneau Access road ...
    Alaska Legislature releases $230 million capital budgetFairbanks Daily News-Minerall 12 news articles »
  • Controversial Anchorage bathroom bill will go on April ballot


    Anchorage voters will decide next spring how public bathrooms are going to be regulated. According to the municipal clerk’s office, a citizens’ initiative has gathered enough signatures from supporters to go before voters on the April 3rd ballot in 2018.
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    The measure seeks to regulate bathrooms, locker-rooms and other “intimate spaces” on the basis of biological sex rather than gender identity, as is the current policy. If a majority of voters approve the item,
  • Entomologist tracks the year in Alaska bugs - KTOO

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    Entomologist tracks the year in Alaska bugs
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    Bumblebee checks out a lupine at Eagle Beach State Recreation Area. (Photo by Matt Miller/KTOO). Bugs of various shapes and sizes are part of life in Alaska, and it can be easy for them to escape notice. Audio Player.
  • Aircraft downed on north side of Lake Clark, recovery efforts underway

    Recovery efforts are underway Thursday evening for what is believed to be a fatal aircraft accident in Lake Clark National Park and Preserve.
    Spokesperson Megan Richotte said that an NPS aircraft with rangers was launched to search after an emergency locator beacon signal was picked up around 9:30 a.m. Thursday.
    “They did locate the ELT and found a downed and still burning aircraft in Miller Creek which is on the north side of Lake Clark itself,” Richotte said.
    According to Richotte,

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