Anchorage elementary school apologizes after anti-marijuana ...
Neither Alaskabuds, on E. Fifth Avenue, or Enlighten Alaska, on Spenard Road, are within the Taku Campbell community council district. Raspberry Roots is located on Raspberry Road, but the retail portion of the business was not up for Assembly approval Tuesday, only the grow operation.>> view originalPolice seek Anchorage man in connection with 2015 shooting
Crime & Courts Police seek Anchorage man in connection with 2015 shooting The Anchorage Police Department is asking the public’s help in locating Dominick Lozano, 30, who has been charged with manslaughter in the death of his friend, Radford Hepa, in 2015. (APD)>> view originalAnchorage temporarily halts historic demolitions after owner seeks ...
Anchorage Anchorage temporarily halts historic demolitions after owner seeks to tear down 4th Avenue Theatre Author: Devin Kelly Updated: 1 hour ago Published 6 hours ago The 4th Avenue Theatre sits unused on Nov. 8, 2013, in downtown Anchorage. (Erik Hill / ADN)>> view originalTwo separate armed robberies reported in Anchorage early Tuesday
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) Anchorage police say they responded to two separate armed robberies of pedestrians early Tuesday. The first crime occurred at about 3:19 AM. Two men, walking in the area of 42nd and Piper Street, were approached by two males, both armed with guns. The suspects demanded wallets and cell phones from the victims before fleeing in a dark blue four-door sedan driven by a third person. No one was reported injured. No description of the driver was immediately available. Th..>> view originalAnchorage settles with 2nd contractor in lawsuit over port expansion
"However, given the procedural posture of the case, and the number of parties asserting claims back and forth, the insurers for QAP and our subcontractor, MKB, decided that a settlement was in our best interests and so we are moving on," Fuglestad said.>> view originalAnchorage Assembly approves 2 more pot retail licenses
One business, Alaskabuds, will be located at 1005 E. Fifth Ave. in Fairview. The second, Enlighten Alaska, picked a property at 2600 Spenard Road.>> view originalAnchorage Veteran's day parade seeks support, participants
With Veteran's Day less than four weeks away, preparations for the second annual Anchorage Veteran's Day Parade are underway. When Tom Wozencraft moved to Anchorage from Oklahoma City he was shocked to find there was no Veteran’s Day Parade. “He came up and he went down to the City Hall and asked ‘who’s in charge of the Veteran’s Day Parade, who can I contact to get involved with that?’…and they said we don’t have a Veteran’s Day Parade,” said Art Bell, Chair of the Anchorage Veteran’s Day Comm..>> view originalSafely drop off expired prescription drugs at Drug Take-Back event
Safely drop off expired prescription drugs at Drug Take-Back event By Daybreak Staff 1:42 PM October 18, 2016 If you have some expired prescription drugs in your medicine cabinet you can safely dispose of them at a local Fred Meyer’s store. The Drug Enforcement Administration is partnering with Healthy Voices, Healthy Choices to dispose of drugs responsibly. According to Mike Root with the DEA, bringing in the drugs keeps them from being abused and out of the water supply. The 12th Pre..>> view originalFairbanks police arrest suspect in connection with officer shooting
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTUU) - TUESDAY 3:15 p.m .UPDATE: Anthony George Jenkins-Alexie. Photo from Fairbanks Police Department. Fairbanks police have arrested a suspect in connection with Sunday's shooting of Sergeant Allen Brandt. Anthony George Jenkins-Alexie, 29, was taken into custody at 10 a.m. Tuesday morning. He's been charged with first-degree attempted murder, first-degree assault, vehicle theft, and tampering with evidence. He has a "lengthy criminal history and has previously made thr..>> view originalAlaska veterans headed to Washington thanks to Last Frontier ...
ANCHORAGE – The annual Last Frontier Honor Flight took off from Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport Tuesday morning with 23 World War II, Korean War and Vietnam War veterans aboard. For many of them, it will be their first time seeing the monuments dedicated to their service. “People talked me into it,” joked Claude “Bud” File, who served in World War II. He went through basic training at Fort Richardson and was stationed on Adak Island for one year, but never saw combat. “I had a very..>> view original
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