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Archive for August 20th, 2009

Governor’s Picnic set for Friday

It wasn’t long before Gov. Sean Parnell took office after Gov. Sarah Palin’s July 26 resignation that he told Juneau he’d be coming to the capital for a Governor’s Picnic.

Downtown standoff ends peacefully

The downtown standoff that began Wednesday afternoon ended peacefully just after noon today with the unidentified 49-year-old man leaving the apartment he had barricaded himself inside.

Coeur wins out

Let’s be clear about jobs for Juneau and the Kensington mine. It doesn’t take too many workers to take mine waste and just dump it in a lake. It saves money that would have been paid to workers to build and manage mine tailings piles.

Cub’s death highlights Sitka’s bear problem

SITKA – Sitka police and wildlife officials say the recent death of a cub shows why residents must do a better job of dealing with trash.

Alaska students recount out-of-this-world experience

KENAI – Indescribable. Unlike anything else. Too unique for words.

Mother of Bristol Palin’s former fiance pleads guilty

PALMER – The mother of the man former Gov. Sarah Palin’s daughter Bristol had planned on marrying has reached a plea deal in her drug case.

Fairbanks police focus on chronic street drunks

FAIRBANKS – Police have formed a task force to enact a zero tolerance policy for crime in downtown Fairbanks.

5.0 quake rattles Anchorage buildings

ANCHORAGE – A magnitude-5.0 earthquake rattled buildings Wednesday in Anchorage and other communities in Alaska.

New federal study shows mercury in fish widespread

WASHINGTON – No fish can escape mercury pollution.

Arctic holds both promise and challenges

Today, I will convene a U.S. Senate field hearing in Anchorage on an issue of great importance to Alaska, our nation and the world at large – the opportunities and challenges that we face as melting sea ice opens up the Arctic for energy and mineral production, shipping, tourism and other commercial activities.