Alaska critics of British Columbia mines probably won’t get any help from a cross-boundary panel they’ve asked to take on their concerns.
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Investigator says he found evidence of child porn on Wrangell doctor’s computer
FBI agent testifies to discovering file remnants on Greg Salard’s laptop computer.
Muñoz talks special session, Permanent Fund & gasline at Chamber lunch
Juneau Rep. Cathy Muñoz says to expect a special legislative session sometime in the fall, this time in the capital city.
Southeast cities ask for fewer ferry cuts
Southeast Alaska community leaders hope to restore some ferry sailings cut due to state budget reductions.
Petition to put Mississippi flag back up has more than 500 supporters
The flag, which features a full image of the Confederate flag in its upper left corner, was removed Saturday morning after a monthlong debate.
British Columbia government withholds key mining permit
British Columbia officials are delaying permits for an open-pit mine near a river that flows into the ocean south of Ketchikan. They say Pacific Booker Minerals has not proved it can keep toxic water out of nearby waterways. The developer says it has.