Saturday, October 3, 2015

Last Top Stories: Homeless Man inAnchorageUses Homemade Spear to Kill Bear

Homeless Man inAnchorageUses Homemade Spear to Kill Bear

Homeless Man inAnchorageUses Homemade Spear to Kill Bear
Tandler picked up the spear, which he had earlier prepared for protection by attaching the long knife blade to the branch, said Dave Battle, the Anchorage-area ...
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Devin Kelly / ADN

Devin Kelly / ADN
Anchorage's new law adding discrimination protections for gay, lesbian, transgender and bisexual people is now officially on the books, with Anchorage ...
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September was wettest on record forAnchorage-- and unusually cold

September was wettest on record forAnchorage-- and unusually cold
Michael Kaplan and his dog, Cinders, get rerouted by flooding along the Chester Creek Trail Tuesday morning. Steady rain fell in the Anchorage area Sept.
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Judicial council to hold hearing onAnchorageSuperior Court vacancy

Judicial council to hold hearing onAnchorageSuperior Court vacancy
The Alaska Judicial Council will hold a public hearing at the state Supreme Court courtroom next week to take comments about the 11 applicants for the ...
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More cops, fewer consultants inAnchorage'sopening budget volley

More cops, fewer consultants inAnchorage'sopening budget volley
Anchorage Mayor Ethan Berkowitz introduced his 2016 budget to the Assembly on Friday. It's $1.8 million less than last year's final budget of $484.3 million, but ...
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Alaska officials eye eroding village as relocation model

Alaska officials eye eroding village as relocation model
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — One of Alaska's most eroded coastal Native villages is being eyed as a possible national model for relocating whole communities ...
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3 MSF staff killed in Afghanistan bombing

3 MSF staff killed in Afghanistan bombing
Airstrikes killed three staff workers of medical aid group Doctors Without Borders early Saturday in the Afghan city of Kunduz, the charity said. U.S. forces said ...
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Eurotunnel services suspended after 'intrusion'

Eurotunnel services suspended after 'intrusion'
Eurotunnel temporarily suspended services between Folkestone and Calais after more than 100 migrants broke into the French side of the terminal, the ...
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Centuries-old human skull discovered in Haines, Alaska

Centuries-old human skull discovered in Haines, Alaska
She only had a few minutes to examine the skull before it was shipped off to the State Medical Examiner's Office in Anchorage. Upon initial examination, Dr.
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East Coast soaked by expansive, crawling storm

East Coast soaked by expansive, crawling storm
While it appears Hurricane Joaquin won't land the direct hit that some feared, communities from the Carolinas through New England nonetheless have their ...
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