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GOP Plan to Sell More than 2 Million Acres of Federal Lands Is Found to Violate Senate Rules

US Politics · United States

GOP Plan to Sell More than 2 Million Acres of Federal Lands Is Found to Violate Senate Rules

62% Center coverage: 163 sources

A plan to sell more than 3,200 square miles (8,300 square kilometers) of federal lands has been ruled out of Republicans’ big tax and spending cut bill after the Senate parliamentarian determined the proposal by Senate Energy Chairman Mike Lee would violate the chamber’s rules.See the Story

Police to increase patrols in areas blighted by antisocial behaviour thanks to £1m

Police to increase patrols in areas blighted by antisocial behaviour thanks to £1m

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Gwent Police has secured £1 million funding from the Home Office to increase patrols in areas blighted by antisocial behaviour.See the Story

Way We Were: Without a trace

Park City, Utah · Park City

Way We Were: Without a trace

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

This is the second article in a seven-part series of stories surrounding the mystery of who robbed the Oak Saloon in 1910, running from June 18 through July 30. In the first installment of this series, the Oak saloon was robbed of $600 by two unmasked men on the same day that Halley’s Comet appeared in Park City’s eastern sky. One of the robbers claimed to be Kid Parker, who was also known as Robert LeRoy Parker or Butch Cassidy. Henry Spriggs, …See the Story

Summer ferry travelers sinking into oblivion

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Based on the latest projections, you could fit all of the tourists who will arrive in Wrangell by state ferry this summer into a single Boeing 737. A decade ago, it would have taken more than a dozen 737s to bring all of the visitors to town. “Deep reductions in Alaska Marine Highway System service resulted in a 92% decline in ferry-based independent tourism over the past decade,” is how the polit...Boeing · Wrangell See the Story

Cruise ship breaks mooring in Juneau in strong winds; avoids collision

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The U.S. Coast Guard is investigating a near-collision between two cruise ships in Juneau that occurred June 16 when one of the two ships broke loose from its moorings and drifted toward the other. “Our investigations division, they’re running with a standard investigation, just like we would do with any similar such incident, just to investigate if there’s anything that could have gone better or...Wrangell · Wrangell Read Article

New law eases PFD residency requirements for a few specific absences

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The governor signed into law legislation that eases the residency requirements for the Permanent Fund dividend for Alaskans pursuing education, maritime careers or medical care. Under House Bill 75, sponsored by Ketchikan Rep. Jeremy Bynum, residents who are absent from the state while undergoing training for the U.S. merchant marine will not have that absence count against them when considering...Education · Wrangell Read Article

Inspirational socks are about moving forward

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

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Eagle crashes into Petersburg home, carrying a rockfish - they both died

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A bald eagle crashed through a home’s window earlier this month in Petersburg, in what an expert calls a rare incident. Teri Toland was preparing breakfast on the morning of June 7 when she heard a loud crash. When she walked out of her kitchen, she found a full-grown eagle in her living room. The eagle had crashed through a double-paned window, shattering the glass. Toland was used to seeing eagl...Wrangell · Wrangell Read Article

Committee presents school board with money-saving options

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The school board’s ad hoc committee charged with recommending money-saving ideas for the financially stressed school district has listed consolidating the elementary school into one building and moving to a four-day school week among the top options. The committee presented its report at the school board’s June 16 meeting. Across Alaska, school districts are facing significant budget deficits, lea...Wrangell · Wrangell Read Article

Volunteers set up nonprofit to raise money for Anan projects

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A new nonprofit wants more people to enjoy learning about the Anan Wildlife Observatory - regardless of whether they visit the site in person or online through video cameras installed to watch the bears feasting on salmon. Friends of Anan plans to raise money - and awareness - of the outdoor seafood buffet to help the U.S. Forest Service, which manages the site, with maintenance, staff and other...Wrangell · Wrangell Read Article

Oceanview grows into larger operation to fill community's flower and food basket

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Oceanview Gardens started as a hobby farm when Dwane and Laura Ballou bought the land in 2020, but it has grown into a multifaceted enterprise, filling a variety of community needs. When Skagit Gardens, the Washington state-based supplier of starter plants to Wrangell stores and others across Southeast Alaska closed down in spring 2024, the Ballous responded by expanding their operations to fill...Wrangell · Wrangell Read Article

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