About 60 people attended the rainy campaign rally. Byron Mallott’s stump speech was about 9 minutes long.
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Engine problems cancel Fairweather trip
The Fairweather is expected to return to service Thursday on its regular summer run to Angoon and Sitka.
Tribal groups disagree about BC mine projects
A dam failure at a British Columbia mine shows what could happen at proposed near-border mines. But some tribal governments strongly support development.
Fairbanks station stays with APRN — for now
KUAC-FM in Fairbanks will not leave the Alaska Public Radio Network, at least not for a couple months.
Early tests show B.C. tailings spill water ‘safe’
British Columbia’s Environment Ministry says water that poured out of a massive mine-tailings pond Aug. 4 appears to be safe.
With Capitol renovations on schedule, contractors get more work
The Alaska Legislative Council approved an additional $650,000 to its $5.8 million Capitol building renovation contract on Thursday.