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Tanner Crab Fisheries to Open July 15
Channel 2 NewsThe Alaska Department of Fish and Game says the subsistence, personal use and sport fisheries for Tanner Crab will open July 15 in Cook Inlet and the North Gulf Coast, including Kachemak Bay. The department says permits are required, but are free and...Tags: Seafood and Fishing Industry, Aquaculture
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"Lefty" Van Brunt Passes Away At Age 78
To a young generation of baseball fans, he was the gentleman who tossed tootsie roll pops to kids in the stands. Truth be told, George "Lefty" Van Brunt did much more than that for the Anchorage baseball scene. The former pitching coach of the...Tags: Alaska
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Marshals Find Tennessee Murder Suspect In Anchorage
U.S. Marshals say they busted a man in Anchorage wanted for aggravated kidnapping and first-degree murder in Memphis, Tenn.
U.S. Marshal Randy Coyne says marshals, along with the Alaska Fugitive Task Force, arrested 30-year-old David Burrows Tuesday...Tags: Judges, Kidnapping, Memphis, Tennessee, Alaska
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Man Stung by Scorpion on Alaska Airlines Flight
An Oregon man got a surprise -- and some pain -- when he was stung by a scorpion during a commercial flight from Seattle to Anchorage, Alaska.
Jeff Ellis of West Linn tells KPTV he was trying to sleep on a red-eye Alaska Airlines flight June 17 when he...Tags: Texas, Oregon, Transportation, Travel, Alaska
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Family Wants Donated Land to Stay Open to Public
Channel 2 NewsWaldron Lake has been a prime area for young soccer players for years, and supporters are voicing their concerns about keeping the land open to the community. The land is privately owned by the Boys and Girls Club, but has been open to public use...Tags: Executive Branch, Alaska, Human Interest, Politics, Government
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Parnell Unveils Budget Cuts
Channel 2 NewsGov. Sean Parnell announced $412 million in budget vetoes, Wednesday afternoon. “With these vetoes, you could say Alaska’s budget is ‘at fightin’ weight,’” Parnell said in a prepared statement. “Living within our...Tags: Executive Branch, Alaska, Politics, Government, High School Sports
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Democrats Question Whether Parnell's Budget Cuts Were Unfair
Channel 2 NewsSome Alaska Democrats are questioning whether they were unfairly targeted by Gov. Sean Parnell's budget cuts. One of the districts hit hardest by the vetoes is the community of Turnagain, in Anchorage, where Sen. Hollis French (D-Anchorage) and Rep....Tags: Executive Branch, Alaska, Politics, Government, Budgets and Budgeting
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Two Injured in Glenn Highway Pickup-ATV Collision
KTUU.comAlaska State Troopers say two men were injured, one seriously, on Tuesday night when a pickup truck struck an all-terrain vehicle on the Glenn Highway. Troopers responded just after 6 p.m. to Mile 99 of the highway, where 26-year-old Skyler L. Darbous of...Tags: Health, Transportation, Travel, Road Transportation, Injuries and Wounds
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Waldron Lake Public Land Falls Victim to Veto Pen
Channel 2 NewsAmong the items that did not make the cut in the State's budget is a piece of land the Boys and Girls Clubs of Alaska says has been open to the community for decades. Local lawmakers secured $4 million for Waldron Lake in Midtown Anchorage, but it did...Tags: Executive Branch, Alaska, Politics, Government, Elections
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A Dog's Second Chance At Life
KTUU.comIn the end, life was good to Mojo the dog. The 120-lb. Malamute spent most of his dozen or so years neglected, in a filthy lot in Sterling where at least seven dogs lived virtually without exercise or human care. But in the sunset of his life, Mojo...Tags: Alaska, Human Interest, Animals
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Rescued Polar Bear Heading To Lower 48
On Friday, Qannik the polar bear held forth in her temporary home at the Alaska Zoo.
She swatted ice in a plastic bucket, rubbed her ivory fur in the dirt and playfully attacked an empty plastic barrel as an audience of zoo visitors, officials and...Tags: ConocoPhillips, Alaska, Air Transportation Industry, Nature
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Minority Entrepreneurs Connect at Anchorage 8(a) Contracting Conference
For several hundred people meeting in Anchorage this week, when opportunity knocks, it comes in the form of a government contract. They came from all over the United States, to learn how to utilize a Small Business Administration program aimed at creating...Tags: U.S. Army, Alaska, Technology, Politics, Career and Workplace
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