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Remains of Fort Yukon chief headed back to Alaska
After 56 years, the grave of the late Fort Yukon Chief Esias Loola has been located in Washington state and plans are in the making to return his remains to the Yukon River village to be buried next to his wife, Katherine, and his stepson, John Stevens.
Remains of Fort Yukon Chief Headed Back to Alaska
Chief Esias Loola and his wife Katherine were a well-loved and respected Fort Yukon couple who took in many orphan children and raised them in their home.
Measuring the winds of space: UAF plans for 2014
On a clear, cold night two winters ago in Fort Yukon, Carl Andersen watched a rocket he helped design pierce the upper atmosphere.
Molly Rettig: UAF team prepares for 2014 rocket launch
On a clear, cold night two winters ago in Fort Yukon, Carl Andersen watched a rocket he helped design pierce the upper atmosphere.
Fort Yukon magistrate acquitted of DUI
The Fairbanks Daily News-Miner says a jury on Tuesday acquitted 40-year-old Demetrie Alexander of DUI and refusing to take a chemical alcohol test.