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Coast Guard searching for two aboard skiff in remote Aleutian Islands
The Coast Guard is searching for two people aboard a disabled 15-foot skiff near Amatignak Island roughly 130 miles southwest of Adak in the Aleutian Islands Sunday.
Lately, however, the borough's relationship with MMS has become strained, raising the possibility that a friend might turn against the controversial Lease Sale 214.
Quake, aftershock shake southern Alaska
A moderate earthquake followed by an aftershock shook up the Alaska Peninsula region Saturday.
Seven fisherman who lost their lives at sea honored
Seven fishermen who lost their lives at sea were honored Sunday, May 3, at the Seattle Fishermen's Memorial Service.
$1.2-billion issued for statewide transportation projects
The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities announced today there will be 143 projects estimated at more than $1.2 billion in the capital and supplemental budgets for highways, aviation, and transit infrastructure.
Longtime Juneau resident Robert Vessey Berryhill died March 31, 2009, at Bartlett Regional Hospital in Juneau.
Wilderness bill includes disputed road
A controversial road project through a prized wildlife refuge in Alaska, tucked into a sweeping bipartisan lands package, appears poised to make it into law.
First Step to Cold Bay Road Taken
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U.S. Senate to Vote on Alaska Peninsula Refuge Enhancement Act
March 19, 2009 - Community leaders from King Cove, Alaska and the Aleutians East Borough are lauding the Alaska Delegation and Governor Sarah Palin as the U.S. Senate prepares to vote, as early as today, on the Alaska Peninsula Refuge Enhancement Act, part of the Omnibus Public Lands Package .
Postal rate increase painful for the Bush
Postal rates are scheduled to rise nationwide in May, and that means an increase in the cost of shipping rates for bypass mail services to rural Alaska.
Alaska World War II heroes honored in aviation exhibit
"It's a very interesting story that people don't know," said Suellyn Novak, president of the Alaska Veterans Museum.
King Cove-Cold Bay road access closer to reality
Residents of King Cove on the Alaska Peninsula say they are a step closer to building a road through Izembek National Wildlife Refuge to connect them to the all-weather airport at Cold Bay, but construction is ...
Senate OKs wilderness expansion in 9 states
The Senate has approved a bill setting aside more than 2 million acres in nine states as protected wilderness.
Coast Guard completes medevac from Global Prosperity
A Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter and crew safely completed the medevac of a 40-year old Chinese crewman from the Global Prosperity 160 miles south of Adak Island, Alaska, at 10:45 p.m. Saturday.
An oil industry supply boat sank near an offshore platform in icy Cook Inlet today after it began taking on water in the early morning hours.
Coast Guard searching for lost crab fisherman
UNALASKA, AK A crab fisherman aboard the F/V Seabrooke fell overboard Tuesday morning when his foot became tangled in a line while he was setting crab pots.
The U.S. Coast Guard suspended its search Wednesday for a crab fisherman who fell overboard from his vessel Tuesday about 22 miles northwest of Cold Bay.
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