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Archive for November 18th, 2009

Alaska officials defend gas line efforts

State officials say efforts to spur construction of a large natural gas pipeline are on schedule despite skepticism from some lawmakers.

Scientists say Arctic oil spills easier to clean

New research funded by Shell and other oil companies suggests it may be easier to clean oil spills in Arctic ice than from open water.

Winter weather rolling in

The National Weather Service in Juneau has issued a winter weather advisory this morning calling for heavy snow in the Juneau and surrounding area.

Knik Arm bridge still a state priority

An Alaska Transportation Department senior manager says the Knik Arm bridge is still a high priority for the state.

3 to change pleas in Point Hope caribou case

Prosecutors say three men accused of killing and wasting caribou near Point Hope will change their not guilty pleas.

Fairbanks teen in trouble for guns at school

Alaska state troopers say a charge of misdemeanor weapons misconduct is pending against a 17-year-old who left unloaded guns in his car at West Valley High School in Fairbanks.

Gov. Parnell to address RDC annual conference

Gov. Sean Parnell is making an appearance at the Resource Development Council’s annual conference.

2009 Juneau-Douglas Cross Country Awards (girls and boys):

MVP – Leah Francis and Sage Thibodeau; Rookie of the Year – Lily Burger-Pothier and Tal Norvel; Outstanding JV – Alison DeLabruere and Ian Andrews; Most Inspirational – Annika Ord and Andre Bunton; Most Improved – Sarah Donohoe and Robin Woodby; Lyndon Ellefson Spirit Award – Zach Bursell, Jesse Miller, Leah Francis and Melissa Skan.

Sports in Juneau

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Bursell, Rivera PR in half-ironman

Last Saturday in Clearwater, Fla., two Juneauites represented their city at the Foster Grant Ironman World Championship 70.3.