Monthly Archives: November, 2019
Plane down, 3 souls on board near Cooper Landing
UPDATED: SECURITY AVIATION STANDS DOWN OPERATIONS
UPDATED: REMAINS REMOVED
Alaska State Troopers in Soldotna began receiving reports of a crash on Friday night near Cooper Landing....
Review: ‘White Christmas’ musical showcases strong pipes, weak strings of Valley Performing Arts
By ART CHANCE
I had never actually seen a real white Christmas until I came to Alaska in 1974. I first saw the movie White Christmas...
Dunleavy calls out media for reports on gay marriage PFD
MEDIA CONTINUES TO PERPETUATE MYTH
Gov. Mike Dunleavy reiterated today that the State of Alaska has no policy to deny Permanent Fund dividends to Alaskans...
Trump addresses troops at Bagram Airbase, Afghanistan
AFTER SURPRISE VISIT, TALIBAN SAYS ITS READY TO TALK PEACE
President Donald Trump made a surprise visit to U.S. troops stationed in Afghanistan, served dinner,...
Thankful for the historians
By WIN GRUENING
This is the time of year when America enjoys turkey, football, floats, family reunions, and Black Friday shopping. The “first Thanksgiving,” however,...
Murder #28: Thanksgiving in East Anchorage
UPDATE II: The suspect, Moses Crowe, was apprehended at around 8:40 pm and booked into the Anchorage Jail.
UPDATE: On Nov. 28, police were conducting...
Servant leadership: Thanksgiving in Wasilla
Gov. Mike Dunleavy served food on Thanksgiving Day with Frontline Mission in Wasilla, where over 1,500 Thanksgiving meals were served this afternoon a the...
Trump signs ‘Operation Lady Justice’ to solve missing, murdered Native women
ALASKA'S U.S. ATTORNEY GETS COORDINATOR
Two days before Thanksgiving, President Donald Trump sent a strong message to the Native American communities across the United...
George Washington’s Thanksgiving proclamation
October 3, 1789
By the President of the United States of America, a Proclamation.
Whereas it is the duty of all Nations to acknowledge the providence...
Moved to America, got citizenship, defrauded State of Alaska of Medicaid dollars
AND THEN THERE'S THE BOOZE, METH, AND A STOLEN $364,756
Victor Aldeza, Regino Aldeza, and Albert Aldeza were keeping their lucrative crime business in the...