He’ll stay on until the state finds a replacement.
By fishermen, for fishermen.
Donate at the Blood Bank of Alaska center.
They heard from nearly 2,000 Alaskans.
The Forest Service process marches on.
Someone in Alaska dies by suicide every 44 hours.
Dry weather predictions prompt additional fire suppression funds.
Dozens of people told lawmakers they’re ready to give to the state.
Trip offers chance for training and public tours.
He compares his plan to three other options.
Alaska Native women lead group in “Canoe Song.”
Their families have only found out in recent years.
Some critics are blinded by emotion, one re-entry expert says.
It would be a ‘crippling blow.’
Dozens of people testified Friday afternoon.
One Native leader called it “progressive.”
But don’t expect an influx in smoking cafes.
It’s paid for by cruise passenger fees.