Nocturnal creature found trapped in air duct, CA photos show. An officer gets creative
A nocturnal creature with bright yellow eyes was found trapped in a home’s air duct in California, animal control said. An ...
A nocturnal creature with bright yellow eyes was found trapped in a home’s air duct in California, animal control said. An ...
Meg Kelley has been crafting since she was a kid learning to live with an ADHD diagnosis. Now as an adult living in Anchorage ...
Some air travelers say they are re-booking flights to avoid Boeing aircraft after a string of incidents involving the aircraft maker in recent months.
Rex Rock Jr., who left the governor’s office in 2022, and John Moller, who resigned as a policy advisor to Dunleavy in 2021, ...
A balloon recovered off the coast of Alaska had been in the ocean for “well over a year,” the Pentagon said Friday.
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Alaska Airlines has confirmed that one of their Boeing 737 airliners had its windshield crack while ...
By Larry Persily Even in winter, there are hot opportunities. And since the state’s prospects for economic well-being are in short supply these days — like being short of buyers for Alaska salmon, running short of energy for Southcentral residents and businesses, and falling woefully short of funding for public schools — the state needs to grab whatever unexpected opportunities arise. Alaskans have long prided themselves on ingenuity, making something anew from the discard piles left beh
Cama’i, my name is Teal Hansen. My parents are Mike Webber and Toni Godes. My paternal grandparents are Bill and irene Webber. My Gramma’s parents are Susie Mesigan and Alec Donaldson and my grandfather’s parents are Stella Hansen and William Webber. My Gramma irene was nearly full Sugpiaq from the Prince William Sound village of Ellamar, but with ancestors residing in many villages across the Sound, including Chenega, Tatitlek, and the historical villages of Nuuciq and Kiniklik. My Papa Bill is
Matt Buxton is providing great analysis of the Alaska Legislature and state government. We need more of that right now.Here is his latest on the mess created by an administration that has “moved on” from education, as Gov. Mike Dunleav announced two weeks ago.“I think the educational discussion is over and we got to move into energy,” Dunleavy said.The lethargy conveyed in that sentence stands in contrast to the urgency of the situation in Alaska’s schools.The state employee hired to lead the e
Hello Scientist, Last summer, on a walk along Orca Road, I saw bubbles rising from a shallow pond near the Science Center. The ripples were fairly large. Another couple saw the same occurrence at the same spot. I was wondering if this could be methane gas or a small aquatic creature below the surface. Sharon The Answer: That is an excellent question, Sharon! Katey Walter Anthony of UAF’s Water and Environmental Research Center (WERC) was able to help us answer this question.
Brandy Harty, president of the school board in Fairbanks, should have chosen her words more carefully. She misquoted a comment made in the legislative newsletter of Anchorage Rep. Zack Fields and did not present enough detail to put it in context.But should she listen to the seven right-wing Republicans calling for her to apologize and resign?Apologize? Yes. Here is her apology saying that her comments were wrong. Resign? No way.Sens. Robert Myers, Mike Shower and Reps. Frank Tomaszewski, Mike C
By: Anna LionasClutching their State Championship trophy, the Nome Nanooks Boys’ Basketball team exited the Alaska Airlines terminal in Nome on Sunday to a true hero’s welcome. A crowd of Nanook fans gathered as snow fell, holding signs praising the winning team and welcoming them home. As Mayor John Handeland belted out the Nome-Beltz Alma Mater, the boys and cheer team boarded the bus to begin their victory lap through town. Fans jumped out of their cars with posters at the sound of the
OBI Seafoods has told set netters in the Alitak District they will not be buying their fish where they are harvested on the south end of Kodiak Island or providing normal services during the 2024 fishery, leaving the fishermen with no potential market. OBI COO Brian O’Leary told the dozens of fishermen participating in the Alitak District fishery on March 8 that the cost of operations is now uneconomical, due to lower harvests, high tender costs and the overall cost of providing ice and othe
Wasilla celebrates its win over Colony in the 4A girls state basketball championship game at the Alaska Airlines Center in Anchorage on Saturday, March 23, 2024. Wasilla won 35-32. (Bob Hallinen ...
Alaska Access is rolling out just in time for spring and summer travel planning. This year, Alaska is seeing robust demand from passengers planning their trips and booking their flights months in ...
A classic dessert taken to a new level of flavor, these Oreo Rice Krispie treats come with all the comforting flavor of marshmallows and the rich, creamy, and crunchy taste of sandwich cookies. The perfect dessert when you want to maximize indulgence. There is no occasion or party in which Rice Krispie treats won’t be... The post Best Oreo Rice Krispie Treats appeared first on Little House Big Alaska.
Cordova School District officials were meeting last week to begin making tough budget choices after legislators failed to override Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s veto of a bipartisan education bill that boosted the Base Student Allocation (BSA). Cordova School Board President Barbara Jewel called the situation a big disappointment. “We have looked at not providing food service, not funding activities, decreasing the number of staff that work in the district,” Jewel said in advance of a scheduled
The Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan caters to flyers ... redemption options for flights Blackout dates apply on reward travel Seating and availability on reward flights are limited Accounts will ...
<div>If House Bill 193 becomes law, an additional six KPBSD schools would be eligible for the state’s grant program</div>
<div>A Kenai-based concrete company will set up shop in Cooper Landing to help build parts of a state bypass project...</div>