Nov 3, 2007 | Anchorage Daily News
Wildlife trooper takes on dock
“Sure, one guy's not going to absolutely devastate the resource. It will have some impact, but when we allow precedent like that. ... It's going to get ugly and it's going to have a big impact”
When state wildlife trooper Doug Massie steered his boat up to the dock he was investigating on Nancy Lake, he said he thought it resembled an offshore oil-drilling platform. via Anchorage Daily News
Attorneys spar in opening of former Alaska lawmaker's trial
“This case is about the misuse of a position of public trust for personal gain”
The attorney for a former Alaska legislator on trial for corruption charges used his opening statement to attack a key government witness, questioning his motive for aiding the government's case. via Alaska Journal of Commerce
The Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman
WASILLA POLICE DEPARTMENT HARASSMENT Oct. 17: Police were parked at Carrs grocery store in Wasilla when the driver of a black Jeep spit on the police car. via The Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman
Surge of calls challenges animal control
“We can't keep going like this. We'll have to cut some programs”
Published: October 17, 2007 Last Modified: October 17, 2007 at 02:51 AM SUTTON -- Somewhere along the Glenn Highway between Chickaloon and Sutton, Darla Tampke slowed her white Chevrolet truck. via Anchorage Daily News
The Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman
PALMER POLICE DEPARTMENT WARRANT ARREST Sept. 12: Officers contacted Donna Gill, 42, of Willow at the Adult Probation Office. via The Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman