No one was injured and it is not considered an active shooter situation, according to police.
“What happens is, if they’re in there and these buses start getting stored outside, there’s going to be a lot of ice build up, a lot of snow build up on these vehicles, that the driver’s not going to be able to adequately see items that may be defective, broken or damaged during transit,” Holan said.
“TAPS is the most important energy infrastructure for the Alaska public,” said Wight, who wrote a dissertation on the pipeline. “What assurances do we have as Alaskans that they are actually going to be able to clean up a mess?” he asked.
“This is going to be a huge change in process, and in our ability to reach Alaskans across the state who have been unable to come to caucus locations and participate in the past,” said ADP Chair Casey Steinau. “We’re thrilled that this will be the year when more Alaska Democrats than ever will be able to have a voice in this decision.”
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The borough has previously received grants under the program, which provides financial assistance to communities in the United States with the worst air quality.
According to a Trooper Dispatch, AST received a report of a bull moose hit by a vehicle near Mile 32 of the Steese Highway at 8:30 a.m. Saturday.
The Fair Share Act ballot initiative, if approved by voters, would overhaul Alaska’s oil and gas tax credit system and provide the state with additional revenue from oil sales.
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The season's first ice pans move under the William Ransom Wood Centennial Bridge in downtown Fairbanks in this Oct. 16 photo by Bruce Nelles.
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Tri-Valley Volunteer Fire Department’s assistant chief Baxter Mercer will receive a Community Outreach award at the Fourth Annual No One Left Behind awards banquet Nov. 9 at Ryan Middle School in Fairbanks. He is one of many first responders in the Interior who will be honored.
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The Nanooks seized a 25-20 win in the first set and the Seawolves answered with a 25-11 outcome in the second set.
These “traditional dances remain the lifeblood of our culture and our communities. They sustain us and connect us with our rich culture history.”
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“It rewards me because there are people who come back to this,” Lemke said. “I want to make it new and fresh each time.”
Ancient, epic literature appeals most when it reveals how people long ago lived their daily lives and how they thought. For instance, “Gilgamesh” explains a great deal about the Babylonians of 2100 BCE, when the scribal-librarian Sin-leqi-unninni pulled many oral tales about King Gilgamesh, … Read more
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