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Alaska
Roy Witman
November 16, 2009
When you're planning an Alaska tour, look for cruises that offer inland Alaska excursions. You'll experience the wonder of this land that is still wild at heart.
UBMI Publications
October 29, 2009
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BC and Alaska offer angling enthusiast some of the most fantastic saltwater king salmon fishing in the world. Those of us who have been blessed to have had the opportunity to fish in these in these fertile waters know that there are not many other fishing experiences that...
Joseph Raglione
October 21, 2009
Mike Gravel has created a detailed road map towards the creation of true Democracy for the people and by the people.
Michael Jordan
October 14, 2009
Anchorage, Alaska, is located in Anchorage County and lies 1434 miles northwest of Seattle, Washington. Anchorage has a population of 260,283. Its residents enjoy outdoor activities like kayaking through Prince William Sound, fly-fishing, skiing, and hiking and a relatively mild climate. www.realest...
Michael Jordan
October 14, 2009
Alaska is the biggest state in the Union and tends to be a take it or leave it proposition for relocation. For those choosing Alaska, the real estate market is a solid investment. www.realestatecashspinner.com Your Premier Team In Real Estate News, Articles and Information
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Joseph Raglione
September 22, 2009
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, clean Air and Water and Food are human rights! Every single day billions of people suffer because they don't have enough of one or two or all three. So why is a U.S. Senator threatening to block regulations that would help clean our Air?
Dear Joseph,
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Crime Blotter
September 18, 2009
ANCHORAGE, AK—Acting United States Attorney Kevin Feldis announced that on September 16, 2009, Lela Sandra McGee, of Kenai, Alaska, also known as Lela Sandra Greene, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Anchorage on three counts of mail fraud for engaging in a scheme to fraudulently obtain ...
Newswire Services
September 09, 2009
DELTA JUNCTION, Alaska -- Riki Ellison, Chairman and President of the Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance (MDAA) missiledefenseadvocacy.org spent two days with the soldiers that operate the missile defense fields at Fort Greely, Alaska. Below is a personal account of his impressions and insights of wh...
UBMI Publications
September 05, 2009
www.ketchikanalaskafishing.com
Unless you´ve experienced Alaska before, you´re likely to have the same questions about what to bring that all first-time visitors have. Here are a few things to think about before you pack up for the Last Frontier:
• Layer Your Clothing: One thing i...
UBMI Publications
September 05, 2009
www.ketchikanalaskafishing.com
While most of my time is spent making sure other people have the vacation of a lifetime, a few years ago I got to be part of the vacation myself. My grandpa sold his farm and decided to use some of the proceeds from the sale to fulfill a lifelong dream of br...
UBMI Publications
September 05, 2009
www.ketchikanalaskafishing.com
Here are a few of the frequently asked questions (FAQs) I get when someone first contacts me about coming to Alaska to fish.
1. Is airfare included?
In almost every case, the answer to this question is no. The cost of your airfare from your hometown to...
UBMI Publications
September 05, 2009
www.ketchikanalaskafishing.com
With the economy down and most people watching their spending, some travelers are looking for ways to trim their travel budget and still make it to Alaska. While the frugal traveler could save a few dollars, here are five reasons why you should consider purc...
UBMI Publications
September 05, 2009
www.ketchikanalaskafishing.com
With only slightly more people than square miles (686,293 people spread out over 656,425 square miles) it is easy to how a person could get lost in a place as big as Alaska. But even harder than finding your way back to camp after losing the trail is the diff...
Planning A Perfect Family Alaska Salmon And Halibut Fishing Vacation By Russell Thomas Travel Expert
UBMI Publications
September 05, 2009
www.ketchikanalaskafishing.com
After spending only a few minutes here, it´s easy to see why so many families choose Alaska as their summer vacation destination – Alaska not only offers relief from the stifling summer heat so common in much of the Lower 48, but also provides endless oppo...
Crime Blotter
August 29, 2009
Anchorage, Alaska – United States Attorney Karen L. Loeffler announced that Xavier Miguel Collins, a resident of Anchorage, Alaska, was sentenced in federal court in Anchorage to sixty months in prison for possessing crack cocaine.
United States District Court Judge Timothy M. Burgess imposed the...
Crime Blotter
August 29, 2009
ANCHORAGE, AK—United States Attorney Karen L. Loeffler announced that on August 21, 2009, lead defendant Lance Lockard was sentenced to 70 months in prison for his leadership of a large-scale mortgage fraud scheme.
Lockard was the ninth and last defendant to be sentenced for his role in the...
UBMI Publications
August 29, 2009
www.westcoastresorts.com
Catch limits vary from region to region and state to state. Limits can also vary between those set for residents versus those set for non residents. Here are a few FAQ´s (Frequently Asked Questions) I have encountered in my years of fishing in BC, Alaska and throughout th...
UBMI Publications
August 29, 2009
www.westcoastresorts.com
What´s the difference between a King salmon and a Chinook salmon? Well, nothing. The scientific name for this beautiful and much sought after sport fish is Oncorhynchus tshawytscha. The term King salmon is used by American anglers whereas their Canadian counterparts...
Newswire Services
August 23, 2009
SEATTLE, WA -- Alaska Airlines today renewed its request that the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) open up its ongoing review of Virgin America's current and prospective citizenship status to public scrutiny and comment.
Alaska's filing this morning follows two petitions earlier this year ...
Newswire Services
August 23, 2009
SEATTLE, WA -- Alaska Airlines today renewed its request that the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) open up its ongoing review of Virgin America's current and prospective citizenship status to public scrutiny and comment.
Alaska's filing this morning follows two petitions earlier this year ...
Joseph Raglione
August 02, 2009
Four major logging projects, subsidized by taxpayer dollars, are threatening the habitat of the Alexander Archipelago wolf.
Gary Ater
July 06, 2009
Most political pundits think her quitting is a stupid move, but do we know the whole story…?
Newswire Services
June 18, 2009
SANTA CLARITA, Calif. -- A rare, original copy of the United States of America's founding document will make an exclusive appearance aboard Princess' Alaska-based ships the July 4th week, giving passengers the unique opportunity to see the only traveling copy of the Declaration of Independence - jus...
Janice Mbui
April 23, 2009
The Alaskan Husky is not truly a 'breed' of dog in the traditional sense. The name is actually a classification for this working and sled dog. There is no written breed standard for Alaskan Huskies and it is not a registered breed or show dog. Alaskan Huskies are the descendants of several dogs: Sib...
Gerry Restrivera
April 11, 2009
Are you tired of your usual air travel vacation? Taking a cruise vacation is one of the best options if you want to experience something new. Alaska adventure cruise is one popular vacation cruise that you should not miss. This is an experience that you will never forget. Here are some things that y...
Missy Johnston
March 14, 2009
One of the best ways to see and experience all that Alaska has to offer is by crewed yacht charter, where you can be up close and personal with wild and marinelife. In this article is a yacht charter itinerary that we think offers a great slice of Alaska from glaciers to whales. See if you agree.
Gary Ater
December 04, 2008
ALASKAN SENATOR, TED STEVENS: "GOOD-BYE & GOOD RIDDANCE!"
California Political Desk
November 25, 2008
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Today Mayor Gavin Newsom joined Alaskan Mayors and Oceana, the largest international non-governmental organization focused on ocean conservation, in petitioning the federal government to establish comprehensive regulations for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions under the Clean Air Ac...
Andrew Stratton
October 27, 2008
Instead of traveling the traditional road on your next road trip, take a wild RV trip up the Alaskan highway. Take advantage of the spectacular view and have a memorable adventure on the Alcan.
Lisa Mills
September 18, 2008
When it comes to visiting a overseas place, it could demand a lot of thrilling new things that you could do though exploring it but obviously, it would be most excellent if you will always come geared up for you to not get misplaced, literally & figuratively speaking, & make the most out of your tou...
Lisa Mills
September 18, 2008
It is at all the time a good thought to take care of all small details before going on vacations. Vacation tends to be more pleasant when it is planned close notice to the complicated details. It is sensible for travelers to systematize their daily schedule & activities during the vacations to avoid...
Lisa Mills
September 18, 2008
Many believe Alaskan smoked salmon to be an extremely great tasting delicacy that is too costly for the budget of the normal person. Until just most people only got themselves familiar with the rich taste of high class smoked fish at luxurious brunches & fancy dinner parties. Now, credits to the net...
Lisa Mills
September 18, 2008
Fresh health studies declare that fish with Omega-3 fatty acids; including salmon, herring, and mackerel, have lots of health advantages. According to the study done on Omega-3 fatty acid reveals that it help in dropping the threat of sudden heart attack, lessening triglycerides, improving the immun...
Lisa Mills
September 18, 2008
The fundamental pull in a wilderness Alaska holidays is that it permits vacationers to experience the natural loveliness of the fauna and flora in Alaska. A wilderness holidays in Alaska allows tourists to enjoy the relaxed surroundings and spend cheerful time in natural environment while fishing fo...
Lisa Mills
September 18, 2008
What conjures up extra intense thoughts to an angler of any type than the phrase 'Alaska Fishing & Travel'? Probably not incredibly much, to the normal angler the expression 'Alaska Fishing & Travel' is as provoking a phrase as anything his girl friend has ever whispered to him. And for the avid lad...
Michael Webster, Investigative Reporter
September 13, 2008
New developments state investigator wants Harbor Adjustment Service employee as key witness subpoenaed as she claims she was pressured in Wooten´s workers' compensation case. And in a second new and interesting development the Laguna Journal has learned that former US Attorney Wevsley Shea actually wrote to Palin advising her against her current course of action in this matter and warned of "grave" circumstances if she continued.
Earl Ofari Hutchinson
September 07, 2008
There was the ever so fleeting moment during her speech at the Republican National Convention when Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin paid tribute to hubby Todd. She lightly mentioned that he´s of Yup´ik Eskimo background. Todd Palin beamed with pride at the acknowledgement in front of the packed convention crowd and in front one of the largest TV audiences to ever watch a candidate´s convention speech. But the cheering convention participants and millions of viewers won´t see the same smiles on scores of other of Palin´s Yup´ik Eskimos and many other Native Alaskans.
Michael Webster, Investigative Reporter
September 03, 2008
John Cyr of Wasilla, Alaska the Executive Director of Public Safety Employees (PSEA) told the Laguna Journal that "our attorney Steve Sorenson of Juneau Alaska will file the compliant before the end of the business day today." The grievances will include the illegal release of records of Alaska State Trooper Michael Wooten the former brother-in-law of the governor, according to Mr. Cyr.
Michael Webster, Investigative Reporter
September 01, 2008
The legal question is did Palin, her administration or family improperly pressured state Public Safety Commissioner Walt Monegan to fire a state trooper — the ex-husband of Palin´s sister — and whether Palin fired Monegan when that didn´t happen. Trooper Michael Wooten and Palin´s sister, Molly McCann, are divorced but still battling in court over custody and visitation rights.
The McCain campaign says Palin "was never directly involved" and blamed the controversy on the campaign of the Democratic nominee, U.S. Sen. Barack Obama.
Robert Paul Reyes
August 29, 2008
For months Sen. John McCain, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, has been harping on Sen. Barack Obama's alleged youth and inexperience.
If McCain places such a high premium on experience why did he pass over Mitt Romney, and select a virtual unknown as his vice-presidential running ...
Lisa Mills
August 14, 2008
There are over half a million people who travel in the Alaskan cruise and the Alaskan shores every year. Nowadays, with the growing popularity of most of the cruises around the world, the Alaskan cruise has also become very popular among the tourists and is preferred over other holiday packages by t...
Lisa Mills
July 17, 2008
For many, the thought of captivating Alaskan tours and going on a cruise off the Alaskan shore appears to be monetarily out of the issue. On the other hand, depending on the type of experience you're searching for and the period, you can discover cheap Alaskan cruises to assist you to make your drea...
Robert Paul Reyes
May 15, 2008
"The average price for regular unleaded gasoline in Alaska rose above $4 a gallon Wednesday, making it the first state in the nation to pass that mark."
Quotation from the Anchorage Daily News
There are several other states that are also nearing that mark:
"Fuel prices hit $4.02 in Alaska T...
Brian Vike
March 31, 2008
Military men watch hovering UFO 100 feet away.
Mark Clarke
March 20, 2008
Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture is situated in 83 Avan Nu Po Road, New Mexico. The strength of the institution counts to 154. The main courses conducted by the Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture are Bachelor´s Degree, Associate Degree´s, Academic Counseling Service, Employment Services for Student´s, Remedial Services etc.
Daniel Taverne
November 15, 2007
During this past year I started reading a series of mystery books that, I think people everywhere would enjoy. That said, if you want adventure, vivid imagery of wild yet beautiful landscapes, intrigue and suspense, I suggest you begin reading Sue Henry’s Alaskan mysteries.
I can’t say how m...
Steve Kovacs
October 30, 2007
Many people think wildfires are solely a California phenomenon and that’s simply not true. The huge devastation in October 2007 in Southern-California, reminds us that California certainly gets pummeled quite often, however, wildfires can and do occur anywhere in the United States. Although wildfi...
Roy Witman
October 27, 2007
When you say, "Alaska," most people begin to conjure images of bears roaming the wilderness, moose grazing in the valley and salmon leaping from the rushing river currents. But did you know Alaska has…
• more coastline than all other states combined?
• 3 million lakes?
• 40% of its area pr...
Roy Witman
September 25, 2007
According to experts, Alaska has some of the best fishing in the country. The oceans, rivers and lakes are packed with record-breaking salmon, rainbow trout, arctic char, halibut and more. Alaska is home to five different species of Pacific salmon. But even if Alaska didn't hold the world record ...