Wales News

A SNAPPER from Anglesey who was fed up with photographing the Welsh rode and flew 6,000 miles to take pictures... of Wales.

Polar bear hides cure near the village of Little Diomede, with Russia's Big Diomede Island on the horizon.

The Prince of Wales Youth First Responders will host a wilderness campout on Oct.

The mobile mammogram van will visit the Prince of Wales Island communities of Klawock and Craig from Sept.

Enstar Looking At Importing Liquefied Gas to Anchorage Dave Donaldson, APRN a ' Juneau Enstar Natural Gas is working on plans to import liquefied natural gas to fill Anchoragea TMs anticipated fuel needs as fuel supplies in Cook Inlet become scarce.

Enstar Natural Gas is working on plans to import liquefied natural gas to fill Anchoragea TMs anticipated fuel needs as fuel supplies in Cook Inlet become scarce.

The multi-agency phase of operation Arctic Crossroads concluded Sunday following 20 days of testing assets, area familiarization and community outreach.

A late thaw at the North Pole has some people optimistic that Arctic sea ice won't shrink to record lows this summer.

When people wander the shores of Southeast's many islands, most see a lot of rather plain rocks on the beach.

Do you or a loved one have a chronic disease, such as arthritis, diabetes or heart disease, and do you feel limited by it? Do you feel like you're spending too much time with the doctor or at the hospital? The Living Well Alaska workshops will teach you how to self-manage your disease so you start to feel better.

Jennifer Young, the SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium community injury prevention coordinator, will travel to the communities of Craig and Klawock from June 22 to 26 for a series of home visits for elders and families wanting someone to check their houses for injury risks.

Pediatric nurse practitioner Nancy Cavanaugh will be on Prince of Wales Island during June to see patients ages 0 to 21 in four communities served by the SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium.

SAGA, previously referred to as the Southeast Alaska Guidance Association, is now acronym-free, said Mary Ullman, SAGA's recruitment and hiring manager.

The state of Alaska has awarded the SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium an interim contract so SEARHC can expand its behavioral health services on Prince of Wales Island.