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• General Odierno Commits to “Alaska Future” With Murkowski
• Murkowski Statement on Senate Budget Proposals
• Murkowski to EPA: Alaskans Concerned over "Reputation for Abuse"
• Murkowski Questions EPA’s Expansion of Fracking Study
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Wednessday, May 16, 2012
• Rep. Young’s Native Energy Bill Passes Committee
• Rep. Young Votes to End Domestic Violence
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday, May 15, 2012
• Murkowski’s Committee Work Delivers Veterans Care, Military Construction
• Hearing: Health, Education, Labor, & Pensions Committee |10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Rep. Young Sides With Troops and Their Families
• Murkowski Urges NOAA to Help Alaska’s Fishermen Deal With Debris
• Murkowski Comments On Rural Post Office Hour Changes
• Murkowski to PACOM Head: “Location, Location, Location”
• Coast Guard: U.S. Should Have 3 Heavy, 3 Medium Icebreakers
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Wednesday, May 9, 2012
• Rep. Young Pleased With Postal Service Announcement
• Rep. Young Leads Bipartisan Effort to Reject Anti-Salmon Amendment
• Murkowski and Young Salute USCGC Healy Captain and Crew
• Murkowski: Senate Should Swiftly Take Up Svinicki Nomination
• Murkowski: Student Loan Bill “Solves One Problem by Making Another Worse”
• Rep. Young Comments on First Highway Bill Conference Meeting
• Murkowski Announces First Session Summer Interns
• Murkowski Welcomes J-1 Visa Approach
• Murkowski Comment on TransCanada’s Keystone XL Application
• Murkowski Lauds Potential Alaska Tribal Health, VA Partnership
• Murkowski Congratulates Alaska’s Presidential Scholars
• NMFS Permits Move Shell Closer to Arctic Exploration
• Murkowski Fights For Alaska Basics in Appropriations Committee
• Video of Sen. Murkowski Discussing Potential for Alaska Natural Gas Exports to Japan
• Murkowski: NOAA a "Fish Out of Water" at Commerce Department
• Murkowski Comments on Success of Methane Hydrate Test
• Murkowski: Alaska’s Natural Gas a Good Fit for Japan
• Murkowski’s Opening Statement on Electric Grid Reliability
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |9:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Protects Village Safe Water Program in Senate
• Murkowski Votes to Protect Women From Violence
• Leadership of Senate Oceans Subcommittee and Oceans Caucus
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday, April 26, 2012
• Murkowski Comments on Nomination of Marcilynn Burke
• Senator Murkowski's E-newsletter for the week of April 23, 2012
• Key Threat to Alaska’s Bypass Mail Withdrawn in Senate
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Wednesday, April 25, 2012
• Rep. Young Named as Highway Bill Conferee
• Rep. Young Demands Answers from ATF
• Murkowski Committee Work Brings Funds for Energy and Water Projects
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday, April 24, 2012
• Murkowski Focusing Senate on Coast Guard’s Arctic Needs, Agenda
• Juneau Jazz And Classics 2012
• Murkowski: America’s Vast Oil Resources are an Inconvenient Truth for President
• Murkowski Bill Delivers Housing Results Before Votes Are Cast
• Murkowski, Begich Resolution Marks This Weekend as “Global Youth Service Days”
• Murkowski: White House Ocean Policy “Clear As Mud”
• Murkowski: Senate Should Act Quickly on Svinicki Nomination
• Murkowski Calls for Investigation of Stevens Prosecutors’ Obstruction, Tax Dollars Spent
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday, April 19, 2012
• Murkowski Committee Work Aiding Alaska's Road, Housing Needs
• Rep. Young Votes to Cut Taxes on Small Businesses
• Op-Ed: America's Lost Energy Decade
• Alaska Delegation Tells NOAA of Overreach Concerns
• Murkowski: Excuses to Block ANWR Have Officially Expired
• Alaska Delegation Tells NOAA of Overreach Concerns
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Wednesday, April 18, 2012
• 6 Alaska Projects, 600 Nationwide Face Delay After "Absurd" Restroom Ruling
• Murkowski’s Committee Work Advances Alaska Fisheries, Safety Needs
• Murkowski, Landrieu Call for U.S. Energy Policy that Increases Offshore Safety while Providing for Equitable Revenue Sharing & Economic Security
• Murkowski: Tax Day Demonstrates Urgent Need for Reform
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday, April 17, 2012
• House Votes to Expand Hunting, Fishing on Public Lands
• Murkowski Casts Vote Against Buffett Rule
• Senator Murkowski Statement on Kodiak Shooting, Victims
• Break-Up Forecast Roundtable Discussion |10:00 a.m.| Anchorage
• Remarks: Homer Chamber of Commerce |12:00 pm| Homer
• Field Hearing: House Natural Resources Subcommittee |10:00 a.m.| Anchorage
• National Parks Roundtable Discussion |2:00 P.M.| Anchorage
• Murkowski Welcomes Approval of Air Permits for Shell’s Kulluk Drillship
• Murkowski: Agreement Represents Step Forward on Gas Line
• Alaska Senators Introduce Bill to Advance Research in Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders
• Murkowski Comments on JPARC Draft EIS Statement
• Murkowski: Addressing Rising Gasoline Prices is National Imperative
• Hearing: Energy & Natural Resources Committee |9:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Touts Alaskan Seafood at Senate Oceans Caucus
• Murkowski Invites President Obama to “Milkshake” Summit on ANWR Development
• Alaska Delegation Chooses Respect at Capitol Hill Rally
• Murkowski Brings “Choose Respect” Movement to Senate Floor
• Alaska Delegation Introduces Legislation Naming Juneau Courthouse Facilities
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday, March 29, 2012
• Murkowski to Hold Break-Up Forecast Roundtable
• Murkowski: Stevens Trial Among Justice Department’s “Darkest Moments”
• Hearing: Military Construction Appropriations Subcommittee |10;00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Offers ANWR, Permitting Amendments to Energy Tax Bill
• Murkowski Morning Meeting EXTRA EDITION for Wednesday, March 28, 2012
• Hearing: Energy & Water Appropriations Subcommitee |2:30 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Drills Down on Eielson Savings Claim
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Wednesday, March 28, 2012
• Approval of Spill Response Plan Moves Shell Closer to Exploration
• Rep. Young Comments on Approval of Shell’s Beaufort Response Plan
• Hearing: Military Construction Appropriations Subcommittee |10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski: Raising Taxes on Oil Producers Will Not Lower Gas Prices
• Murkowski Takes to the Senate Floor to Respond to Calls to Raise Taxes on Energy Companies
• Murkowski: Is Air Force "Going Around" BRAC Laws?
• Murkowski Comment on EPA New Source Performance Standards for CO2 Emissions from Power Plants
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday, March 27, 2012
• Murkowski Holding Alaska National Parks Roundtable
• Rep. Young Comments on the Two-Year Anniversary of ObamaCare
• Hearing: Senate Commerce, Science & Justice Appropriations Subcommittee |10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.
• Murkowski Statement on Potential Courthouse Closings
• Murkowski Questions Commerce Secretary’s Focus on Fisheries
• President's Cushing Visit Highlights His Continuing Obstruction of Keystone XL Project
• Murkowski Votes for STOCK Act
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday, March 22, 2012
• Hearing: Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee |10:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Questions TSA’s Kuspuk Policy
• Murkowski: Supreme Court Decision Provides for Review of EPA Compliance Orders
• Alaska's Army Presence to Remain Stable, U.S. Army General Tells Murkowski
• Murkowski: TSA's "One Size Fits All" Approach Unfit For Alaska
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Wednesday, March 21, 2012
• Reps. Young, Loebsack Introduce Bill to Expand Space Available Travel on Military Aircraft
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday, March 20, 2012
• Washington Post: Federal prosecutors need to play fair with evidence
• Murkowski: Failure to Pursue Bill Allen Sends “Awful Message”
• Alaska Senators Question IHS on Village Built Clinics Resources
• Murkowski Welcomes Progress on King Cove Access Road
• Statement from Rep. Young on King Cove Road Progress
• Sen. Murkowski: 'All of the Above' Should Be More Than Rhetoric
• Sen. Murkowski: 'All of the Above' Should Be More Than Rhetoric
• Murkowski: "Justice Should Be Blind, Not Blindly Ignored"
• Murkowski Calls for VA Improvements in "Closer to Home" Care
• Hearing: Defense Appropriations Subcommittee Hearing |10:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Hearing: Defense Appropriations Subcommittee Hearing |10:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Hearing: Senate Interior Appropriations Subcommittee |9:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Hearing: Senate Interior Appropriations Subcommittee |9:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Continues Questioning Air Force on “Problematic” Eielson Proposal
• Murkowski Spotlights Legacy Well Double Standard
• Murkowski Transportation Fight Reaps Results for Alaska
• Statistics "Speak for Themselves"
• Murkowski: Implementation of DOE Loan Programs Requires Reform
• Murkowski Delivers Keynote Address at TREM Conference
• Murkowski Congratulates Dallas Seavey on Iditarod Victory
• Murkowski Welcomes Home First of the 1st Stryker, 25th Infantry Division
• Murkowski Expresses Disappointment in BLM-OSM Merger Analysis
• Murkowski: President Should Look Closer to Home for Critical Minerals
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday, March 13, 2012
• Murkowski Addresses Int’l Boston Seafood Show: Alaska Seafood Feeds the Nation, is Economic Engine for State
• Senator Murkowski Responds To Shooting in Afghanistan
• Murkowski Vents Alaskans’ “Anxieties” with TSA Travel Fees
• Murkowski Questions DHS Whether Icebreaker Is A True Priority
• Deputy City Manager Announced
• Attorney General: "Magnitude of Errors" in Stevens Case Warrant Release of Independent Investigation
• Hearing: Senate Indian Affairs Committee |2:15 P.M.| Washington, D.C.
• Alaska Leaders Urge Air Force to Conduct Rigorous Eielson Visit
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Wednesday, March 7, 2012
• Murkowski Discusses “Road Map to the Arctic” With U.S. Navy
• Hearing: Energy and Natural Resources Committee |10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Decries Forest Services' 'Restoration to Poverty' Policy
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday, March 6, 2012
• House Passes Bill to Name Courthouse after Judge James M. Fitzgerald
• Murkowski: President Continues to Repeat Failed Energy Policies
• Murkowski, Hastings Call on EIA to Clarify, Re-Release Federal Energy Production Data
• Murkowski: Iditarod Is “National Educational Tool”
• Senator Murkowski's E-newsletter for the week of February 29, 2012
• Murkowski Comments on Introduction of SECURE IT Act
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday, March 1, 2012
• Murkowski: Iran Sanctions Vital to National Security
• Senators Introduce Legislation to Strengthen Cybersecurity
• Hearing: Interior Appropriations Subcommittee |9:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski: Administration’s Words Do Not Match Actions
• Murkowski Presses Salazar for Follow-Through on BIA Audits
• Interior Secretary Sees “Synergies” in NOAA Restructuring
• Salazar to Murkowski: Mission is to “Bring the Whole of Government” to Alaska Native Issues
• Murkowski: Raising Royalties Will Reduce Production on Federal Lands
• Rep. Young Receives NCAIED Congressional Lifetime Achievement Award
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |10:00 A.M.| Washington, D.C.
• Senator Murkowski Questions Interior Secretary Salazar on Alaska Issues
• Murkowski: Strategic Reserve Critical to Long-Term Security
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday, February 28, 2012
• Murkowski: President's 'All-of-the-Above' Energy Statements Omit Many of the Facts
• Senator Murkowski's Floor Speech: Production Must be Part of an "All-of-the-Above" Energy Policy
• Senator Murkowski's floor speech on President's "All of the Above" energy statements
• Juneau Empire: Gastineau Elementary School gets special visit
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Friday, February 24, 2012
• Speech: Sen. Murkowski Addresses the AK Legislature |10:00 AM| Juneau
• Sen. Murkowski Remarks to Alaska State Legislature
• Murkowski Welcomes Hearing on Loan Guarantee Program
• Senator Murkowski Co-Sponsors Bipartisan Bill to Boost Housing Market
• Murkowski Applauds Approval of Shell’s Arctic Spill Prevention Plan
• Murkowski Votes To Extend Temporary Tax Cut on Alaskans’ Paychecks, Other Benefits
• Rep. Young Comments on Approval of Shell’s Spill Response Plan
• Statement from Rep. Young on Payroll-Tax Holiday Extension
• Senator Murkowski's E-newsletter for the week of February 15, 2012
• President’s Budget Represents Missed Opportunity on Energy Policy
• Hearing: Senate Energy & Natural Resources Committee |10:00 A.M.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Celebrates Elizabeth Peratrovich Day
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday, February 16, 2012
• Murkowski Voices Support for Disapproval Resolution on Utility MACT
• Murkowski Names Tourism Aide
• Sen. Murkowski Asks Sec. Chu to Testify at Loan Program Hearing
• U.S. House Passes Landmark Energy Legislation; Includes Rep. Young’s Provision to Open ANWR
• Hearing: Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee |10:00 A.M.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Educates Senate on Alaska Road Needs
• Murkowski, Begich Fight to Restore Road Funding Balance
• Senators Call on Majority Leader Reid to Allow Hearings, Debate on Cybersecurity Legislation
• Murkowski Urges Heart Disease Awareness for Women
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday, February 14, 2012
• Murkowski Responds to White House Budget
• Murkowski Opens Juneau Office to Strengthen Outreach
• Rep. Young Comments on President’s Budget
• Murkowski Fights for Rural Justice Commission Return
• Murkowski Renews Request for Oversight Hearing on DOE Loan Guarantee Program
• Murkowski, NY Yankee Teixeira Discuss Afterschool Programs
• Murkowski Applauds NRC Approval of New Reactors
• Alaska Delegation Questions Air Force Over Eielson Decision
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday, February 9, 2012
• Alaska Delegation Questions Air Force Over Eielson Decision
• Murkowski Welcomes News on Prosecutorial Misconduct Report
• Murkowski Addresses NARUC at Winter Meeting
• Murkowski Fights for Religious Freedom from Health Care Mandate
• Alaska Senators Ask Panetta to Explain, Reconsider F-16 Decision
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday, February 7, 2012
• Alaskan’s Story Wins National Job Corps Gold, Scholarship
• Chairman Young Holds Hearing on American Indian Empowerment Act
• Murkowski Votes to Have Essential Air Service Funded Through 2015
• Murkowski, Begich File Legislation Prohibiting F-16 Move
• Murkowski, Begich Fighting F-16 Aggressor Squadron Move from Eielson to Elmendorf, 4 C-130 Retirements at Elmendorf
• Begich, Murkowski Join Call for Tax Fairness
• Rep. Young Comments on Air Force Decision to Move F-16 Squadron, Retire C-130s
• Rep. Young Votes to Pass Long-term FAA Reauthorization
• Sen. Murkowski’s Opening Statement on Nuclear Fuel Storage Report
• Bipartisan Bill Would Prevent Companies from Evading Iran Sanctions
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resrouces Committee |9:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resrouces Committee |9:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Alaska Delegation Appreciates Kenai Peninsula Borough Disaster Declaration
• Co-Sponsor Murkowski Lauds Passage of Insider Trading Bill
• Banking Committee Approves Section Two of Murkowski Iran Certification and Reporting Bill
• Murkowski, Manchin Introduce Bill to Protect Hunting Rights on Federal Lands
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday, February 2, 2012
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Wednesday, February, 1, 2012
• House Resources Committee Passes Bill to Open ANWR
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday, January 31, 2012
• Murkowski Honors U.S. Coast Guard & AK National Guard
• Senator Murkowski's E-newsletter for the week of January 27, 2012
• Op-Ed: How to tackle cybersecurity
• Murkowski Backs Insider Trading Ban
• Murkowski Welcomes Introduction of Keystone XL Legislation
• Sen. Murkowski Commits to Getting Alaska’s Natural Gas to Market
• Senator Murkowski Reacts to President Obama's 2012 State of the Union Address
• Murkowski Receives Inaugural Technology Neutrality Award
• Alaska Delegation & Governor Parnell Stand Together - Oppose BRAC
• “We’ve Got a Few More Big Miracles to Brag About”
• Murkowski Welcomes Secure Rural Schools Payments
• Murkowski Comments on Blue Ribbon Commission Report
• Murkowski Disapproves of Debt Ceiling Raise
• Murkowski Lauds School Breakfast, Lunch Standard Updates
• Murkowski Responds to the President’s State of the Union Address
• Murkowski Encourages Bipartisan Seating at State of the Union
• Rep. Young to Senate: “1000 Days is Long Enough!”
• Murkowski Announces 2012 Service Academy Nominees
• Delegation Supports Gov. Parnell Disaster Declaration for Kenai Peninsula
• Murkowski Speaks Against Protect Internet Protocol Act (PIPA) Legislation
• Murkowski: President’s Decision on Keystone XL is a Step Backward for American Economy
• Senator Murkowski visits Alaska National Guardsmen
• Murkowski to Hold Tsunami Debris Fact-Finding Roundtable
• Murkowski Remembers Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr
• Murkowski Remembers Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr
• Murkowski Flying to Nome to Welcome Healy Crew
• DoJ Tells Murkowski Preliminary Inquiry Launched Into Allen Case
• Murkowski: “To Heck With Politics,” Leads Call for Permanent End to Party Seating at State of Union
• Murkowski to 143rd and Families: 'The Support From Alaskans Is With You'
• USS Anchorage Will Be Commissioned in Anchorage
• Murkowski Statement on Administration’s Decision to Prevent Uranium Production Outside the Borders of the Grand Canyon
• Murkowski Flying to Indiana for “Special Delivery” to Alaska National Guard Unit
• Murkowski Encouraged by Navy’s USS Anchorage Response
• Murkowski Statement on Pentagon Cuts
• Murkowski Appreciates DHS Waiver Decision for Nome
• Murkowski Statement on Deal for Payroll Tax Cut Extensions, 20,000 Jobs for Americans
• DTC Garage Elevator Closed for Maintenance
• Bipartisan Group of Senators Concerned About EPA’s Overly Broad Diesel Fuel Definition
• Delegation Lauds FAA Changes to Address Pilot Fatigue, Protect Passengers
• Sen. Murkowski: Reliability Concerns Warrant Careful Review of Utility MACT Rule
• Corps Decision Clears Way for Responsible Development of NPR-A
• Rep. Young Pleased With CD-5 Approval
• Murkowski Salutes “Mala the Magnificent” on Senate Floor
• Murkowski Votes for Benefit Extensions, 20,000 Jobs for America
• Delegation Recognizes the 40th Anniversary of ANCSA
• Omnibus Appropriations Bill Brings Alaska Vital Funds
• Murkowski Comments on BOEM Release of Shell Exploration
• Spending Bill Reaffirms Restriction on “Wild Lands” Designations
• Murkowski: Interior Appropriations a Boon for Alaskan Causes
• Statement from Rep. Young on BOEM's Conditional Approval of Chukchi Leases
• Rep. Young Votes for Year-end Appropriations Bill
• Murkowski on Christen: “It Often Takes a Little Time to Get the Best”
• Bill Blocks NPS from Conducting Boating Checks on State Waters
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday, December 15, 2011
• Murkowski Provision to Return Authority for Arctic OCS to Interior
• House Passes Legislation Introduced By Rep. Young
• Spending Bill Includes Young's Yukon Charley Provision
• Rep. Young Pleased With Alaska OCS Language in Spending Bill
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Wednesday, December 14, 2011
• Rep. Young Votes to Pass Defense Authorization, Fund Military
• Murkowski Warns Oceans Caucus of the “Great Consequences” Of Illegal Fishing
• Murkowski Appreciates “Thoughtful” Postal Service Decision
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday, December 13, 2011
• Murkowski Backs New Deficit Reduction Plan
• Rep. Young Votes to Cut Taxes, Create Jobs
• Murkowski to Prepare ‘Safety Valve’ Bill to Protect Electric Reliability
• Murkowski Invites Alaskans To Join “#MyAKTree” Campaign
• Murkowski: State Offer Proves More Attractive in Dueling Lease Sales
• Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in Alaska
• Murkowski: Nominee Will Need to Take on Tough Challenges at DOE
• Murkowski Continues Fight For LIHEAP Aid
• Murkowski Comment on Cloture Vote Against Richard Cordray
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday, December 8, 2011
• Rep. Young Reintroduces Alaska Native Vets Bill
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Wednesday, December 7, 2011
• Murkowski Honors John Katz on Senate Floor
• Murkowski Statement on Cloture Vote for Caitlin Halligan
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday, December 6, 2011
• Reps. Young, Peterson Host Universal Service Fund Briefing
• Murkowski Praises Coast Guard for Efforts to Assist Nome
• Murkowski: Agreement Clears Way for NPR-A Production
• Statement from Rep. Young on CD-5 Agreement
• Delegation Refutes USPS Inspector General Bypass Mail Report
• Murkowski Votes to Extend Alaskans’ Payroll Tax Holiday
• Alaska’s “Arctic Tough” Military Receiving 2012 Support
• Murkowski: Sanctions Necessary to Send Clear Signal to Iran
• Murkowski: Have the USCGC Healy Clear a Path For Fuel to Nome
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday, December 1, 2011
• Murkowski Wants Answers on Reports of Earlier Salmon Virus
• Rep. Young Pushes for an Increased American Presence in the Arctic
• Chairman Young, Ranking Member Boren Introduce Native Empowerment Act
• Delegation Wants Equal Treatment for Alaska’s Fisheries
• EPA Rules Continue to Raise Electric Reliability Concerns
• Sen. Murkowski: Keystone Bill Promotes U.S. Jobs, Energy Security
• Rep. Young Introduces Bill to Protect Military Retirement
• Murkowski Speaks to “Arctic Tough, Resilient and Brave” 4th Brigade
• Murkowski to Obama: Rethink General Aviation Fees
• Murkowski Calls for Independent Investigation on Allen Case
• Murkowski Pushes Investigation of Stolen Military Medical Records
• Murkowski Staffer Provides Details on "Human Side" of Storm
• Rep. Young to Patriotic Millionaires: “Lead By Example; Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is”
• Murkowski Responds to Super Committee Result
• Murkowski Recognized for Award-Winning Websites
• Rep. Young Announces Anchorage District Office Move
• Proposed Merger Means Loss of Independence for Regulatory Agency
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |9:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Key Alaska Needs Cross the Finish Line on Capitol Hill
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday, November 17, 2011
• Murkowski Asks BLM to Clarify Proposed Recreational Shooting Restrictions on Public Lands
• Oceans Caucus Co-Chair Murkowski Hosts Alaskan Expert
• Rep. Young Fights for Crucial Alaskan Provisions in “Mini-bus”
• Rep. Young to EPA: “Help communities; don’t fine them”
• November “National Native American Heritage Month” After Senate Passes Legislation Co-Sponsored by Senator Murkowski
• Murkowski to Super Committee: “Let’s Get the Job Done”
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Wednesday, November 16, 2011
• Rep. Young Votes to Support Americans' Second Amendment Rights
• Murkowski: Regular Review Would Improve Energy Policies
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Announces Staff Visit to Storm-Damaged Villages
• Hearing: Senate H.E.L.P. Commitee |2:30 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday, November 15, 2011
• Murkowski Lauds "Historic" Vote for Sharon Gleason, First Alaskan Woman on Federal Bench
• Rep. Young Votes for Coast Guard Reauthorization; Fights for Key Alaska Provisions Including STORIS Amendment
• Op - Ed: Obama's Oil Abdication
• Senate Oceans Caucus Will Kick Off with Alaska Focus
• Sens. Murkowski and Inhofe Again Ask for Answers on Utility MACT Rule
• Murkowski: “Freedom Is Not Free”
• Murkowski Unveils “Veteran Spotlight” to Honor Alaskan Heroes
• Murkowski Spends 11-11-11 Honoring Vets, Volunteering
• Murkowski: Wilderness Proposals Should Come from States
• Murkowski Comments on Western Gulf Lease Sale Announcement
• Murkowski: Pipeline Approval Delay Places Politics Above Jobs
• Murkowski: Resistance to Energy Assistance Funds Falling With Mercury, Temps
• Murkowski Votes for Small Business Tax Repeal That Saves Alaska Millions
• Senate Passes Core Concepts of Murkowski/Murray “Hiring Heroes Act”
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday, November 10, 2011
• Murkowski Wins Approval of Alaska-Related Energy Bills
• Rep. Young Honors Our Veterans
• The Power of a Single Vote - Juneau Election Information and Polling Places
• Murkowski Tours "The Future of the Coast Guard" Cutter
• Murkowski Welcomes Independent Review of DOE Loans
• Murkowski: Court Decision Should Spur More Timber Sales
• Murkowski: No Time to Lose to Advance Alaska Natural Gas
• Delegation Questions Possible Closures of Fairbanks Post Offices
• Murkowski: Congressional Approval Needed to Change OSM
• Murkowski Welcomes Kip Knudson, Gov. Parnell’s New Director of State and Federal Relations
• Delegation “Extremely Concerned” about SBA HUBZone Changes
• Murkowski Meets With Nation’s Highest Ranking Military Officer
• Rep. Don Young Fights For Alaskan Native Hunters And Craftsmen
• House Passes Two Of Congressman Young’s Bills
• Murkowski Votes For Commerce Nominee Bryson
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday, October 20, 2011
• Murkowski: Social Security COLA Increase is Welcome News
• Murkowski: “This Issue Touches Every Alaskan and Every Town”
• Murkowski Applauds Settlement of Seward Peninsula Lands Claims
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Wednesday, October 19, 2011
• Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide for Alaska AK
• Murkowski: U.S. Must be a Leader in Offshore Oil Production
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski: “Alaska is Not Just the Last Frontier. It is Truly Our Best Option.”
• Senator Murkowski's E-newsletter for the week of October 17, 2011
• Murkowski: Our Icebreaking Capacity as an Arctic Nation Just Simply is Unacceptable
• Alaska’s Senators Taking Actions Against Frankenfish
• Sen. Murkowski: Ruling Reinforces Limits on Endangered Species Act
• Murkowski Fighting to “Alaskanize” No Child Left Behind
• Murkowski: Critical Alaska Projects in 2012 Interior Bill
• Murkowski Joins First Ever Bipartisan Law Enforcement Caucus
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Friday, October 14, 2011
• Alaska Delegation Introduces Bill to Name Anchorage Federal Courthouse
• Rep. Young Speaks Out On Bypass Mail
• Murkowski Congratulates Ft. Yukon Elder for Presidential Citizens Medal
• Alaska’s Senators Laud Target’s Sustainable Seafood Mission
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday, October 13, 2011
• Rep. Young Tells Agencies To STRIP (Stop the Regulation Invasion Please Act of 2011)
• Murkowski Supports Free Trade Agreements With South Korea, Panama and Columbia
• Murkowski Calls for Answers to NPR-A CD-5 Letter
• Sen. Murkowski Introduces Reauthorization of Secure Rural Schools
• Murkowski to Hold Senate Hearing on Alaska Native Youth Suicide
• Hearing: Senate Health, Education, Labor & Pensions Committee |2:30 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Wednesday, October 12, 2011
• Rep. Young Introduces The Wild Game Donation Act
• Murkowski: “Let’s Tackle This Problem Head On”
• Murkowski Votes Against “Short-Sighted” Currency Bill
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Monday, October 11, 2011
• Rep. Young Calls For New American Icebreakers; Introduces The Polar Protection Act
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Friday,October 7, 2011
• Rural Alaska’s Internet Connectivity “Absolutely Inadequate”
• MURKOWSKI, MERKLEY, MORAN, TESTER INTRODUCE PROTECTING RURAL POST OFFICES BILL
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday,October 6, 2011
• Hearing: Senate Indian Affairs Committee |2:15 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Rep. Young Stands Up For Alaska’s Aviators
• Murkowski Lauds Former Alaskan’s Nobel Prize
• Senator Murkowski on the Time Out Act
• Murkowski Introduces Reauthorization of Secure Rural Schools
• Murkowski: "Time Out" On New Regulations
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Wednesday,October 5, 2011
• House Natural Resources Committee Passes Two Of Rep. Young’s Bills
• Murkowski: Natural Gas is One of Our Most Promising Resources
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resouces Committee |10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Files Critical Minerals Amendment to Currency Bill
• Murkowski Hires Stefanie Moreland as Fisheries Advisor
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday,October 4, 2011
• Murkowski Statement on Katz Resignation
• Statement From Rep. Young On The Resignation Of John Katz
• Murkowski Pleased With Progress on Fire Island Wind Project
• Senators Call for Stronger Support of Tribal Health Care
• Senator Murkowski's E-newsletter for the week of September 26, 2011
• Remarks: Rural Energy Conference |10:30 a.m.| Juneau
• Murkowski Joins Six Senate Colleagues Urging Indian Health Service Improvements
• Murkowski Criticizes ‘No Child Left Behind’ Waiver Offer
• Murkowski: Solyndra Bankruptcy Casts Shadow on Pending Loan Guarantees
• Murkowski Fights Attempt to End Alaska’s Bypass Mail Funding
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday, September 22, 2011
• Rep. Young’s Opening Statement At Secure Rural Schools Hearing
• Murkowski: Delay of NPR-A Permitting Decision Unacceptable
• Murkowski Makes Move to Help Rural Alaskans’ Energy Costs
• Alaska’s Essential Air Service Getting Critical Funding
• Murkowski Touts Jobs, Debt Reduction during House ANWR Hearing
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Wednesday, September 21, 2011
• Rep. Young Fights To Fill The Trans Alaska Pipeline
• Rep. Young’s Testimony At Today’s ANWR Hearing
• Murkowski Emphasizes an All of the Above Energy Policy at RETECH Conference
• Murkowski Responds to Ketchikan Alaska Class Ferry Contract
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday, September 20, 2011
• Murkowski: FERC Responsible for Protecting Power Grid Reliability
• Murkowski Calls for Action on Pilots’ Bill of Rights
• Rep. Young Signs Bi-Partisan Letter Urging New USPS Business Model, Not Post Office Closures
• Sen. Murkowski's e-newsletter for the week of September 12
• Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms Guide for Alaska AK
• Murkowski: Energy Technologies Need to be Cost Competitive
• Defense Bill Fully Funds Military Operations In Alaska
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |9:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Law Enforcement in Alaska to Get Needed Federal Support
• Sen. Murkowski Speaks After the First Senate Oceans Caucus
• Murkowski Welcomes New Report on Domestic Oil and Gas Resources
• Murkowski To Super Committee: “Go Big, Go Bold”
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday, September 15, 2011
• Hearing: Senate Indian Affairs Committee |2:30 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Alaska’s Fisheries To Receive “Smart, Targeted” Support
• Markup: Commerce, Justice & Science Appropriations Meeting |2:30 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Wednesday, September 14, 2011
• Meeting: Senate Ocean Caucus |11:45 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday, September 13, 2011
• “Without Healthy Oceans, We Do Not Have a Healthy Planet”
• House Passes SAFETEA-LU, FAA Extensions
• Rep. Young Cosponsors Bill To Protect The Privacy Of General Aviation Users
• Murkowski: Preemptive Veto Would Trample Scientific Process
• Murkowski Welcomes Fall Interns to Washington, D.C. Office
• Murkowski To Co-Chair U.S. Senate Oceans Caucus
• Murkowski: “America Stands Resilient, Vigilant and Strong”
• Murkowski Shares Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Speech With Senate Colleagues
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Friday, September 9, 2011
• Statement From Rep. Young On The 10-year Anniversary Of September 11th
• Murkowski: “He’s Reheating the Same Failed Ideas”
• Alaska’s Post Offices Are “More Than Statistics or Traffic Rates”
• Murkowski Welcomes Report on Spurring Energy and Job Creation
• Murkowski Calls on EPA to Address Electricity Reliability Concerns
• Murkowski, Begich Laud Judiciary Vote For Christen, Gleason
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Thursday, September 8, 2011
• House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee Passes Coast Guard Reauthorization
• Alaskan Issues Get Funding, Support in Appropriations Bill
• Alaska’s Senators Join in Bipartisan Resolution Designating National Adult Education and Family Literacy Week
• Mark up: Senate Appropriations Committee | 3:00 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Wednesday, September 7, 2011
• Alaska’s Coast Guard Gets Funding For Aircraft, Icebreaker Work
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday, September 6, 2011
• Murkowski Gets Answers for Alaska’s Rural Educators
• Remarks: National Hydropower Association |9:15 a.m.| Girdwood
• Murkowski Bolsters Policy Team With New Staff
• Dedication Ceremony: Carl E. Moses Small Boat Harbor | 6:00 p.m.| Unalaska
• Back to School for Juneau - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Juneau 9-11 Memorial Stair Climb
• Remarks: Commonwealth North |12:00 p.m.| Anchorage
• Murkowski Comments On Federal - Industry Agreement
• “Libya Is On The Verge of Becoming a Different Country”
• Statement From Rep. Young On BOEMRE Releasing Final SEIS For The Chukchi Sea Oil And Gas Lease Sale 193
• Roundtable: Panel Discussion On Jurisdiction Issues On Navigable Waterways |10:00 a.m.| Fairbanks
• Congressman Young Announces Staff Changes
• Murkowski: “Uncle Ted Was a Giant”
• Remarks:Totem Pole Raising |1:00 p.m.| Saxman
• Murkowski Bill Helps Kids Keep Up, Not Drop Out
• Quick! What’s the first word or phrase that comes to your mind?
• Lindsay Lohan: Guilty or innocent?
• Your memoir just came out! What is the title?
• Murkowski Announces Agenda for Sec. Salazar, Sen. Reed Trip
• Murkowski Comments on FAA Agreement
• Sen. Murkowski Welcomes Conditional Approval of Beaufort Sea Plan
• Statement From Rep. Young On BOEMRE Issuing Conditional Approval For Shell’s Beaufort Sea Plan
• Murkowski Applauds SAFE Report on Directional Drilling in ANWR
• Murkowski Bill Boosts Health Care Access for Alaskan Children
• Murkowski: FERC Responses Raise New Concerns About Reliability
• Hearing: Public Lands and Forest Subcommittee | 2:30 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Wednesday, August 3, 2011
• Hearing: Senate HELP Committee | 10:00 a.m. | Washington, D.C.
• Sen. Murkowski Comments on Approval of Southeast Mining Permits
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Tuesday, August 2, 2011
• Murkowski Supports Bipartisan Deal
• Murkowski Morning Meeting for Monday, August 1, 2011
• Murkowski Votes Against Reid Debt Plan
• Murkowski “Angry, Frustated and Mad” At Deficit Talks
• Rep. Young Votes Against Reid Plan
• Murkowski Votes for Boehner Budget Plan
• Rep. Young Votes To Prevent Default
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee | 10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Insists Negotiations Should Not Affect Troop Pay
• Rep. Young Fights For Alaskan Rights And Wins
• Hearing: Senate HELP Committee Hearing |10:00 a.m.| Washington, DC
• Homer Scare Motivates Murkowski to Ask for Review of Tsunami Warnings
• Murkowski on USPS Proposal: “This is Necessity, Not Convenience”
• Murkowski Responds To Alaska Newspapers Shutdown
• Murkowski Presses For FAA Extension, Essential Air Service
• Murkowski Expects Shell, ConocoPhillips Plans to Move Forward
• Alaskans Shine as “Families of the Year” by Uniformed Services
• Murkowski: “He Built Alaska. Ted Was Alaska”
• Murkowski: Cut, Cap and Balance Agenda Not “Back Burner” Issue
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• @LisaMurkowski’s “Brown Bag Town Hall” Goes Overtime
• Murkowski: Safety, Production, Revenue Sharing must be Addressed
• Hearing: Senate Indian Affairs Committee Hearing |2:15 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Votes for Military Construction, VA Improvements
• Murkowski Sends Books To Vandalized Togiak Public Library
• Murkowski: Expanding Natural Gas Use Good for Alaska, Nation
• Murkowski Announces Secretary Salazar, Senator Reed Alaska Visit
• Murkowski “Encouraged” By Bipartisan Deficit Proposal
• Murkowski: Did Administration Violate Iran Sanctions
• @LisaMurkowski Holding“Brown Bag Town Hall” This Week
• Alaska Senators Fight Against "Devastating" Genetically-Engineered Fish
• Murkowski “Shines A Light” on Native Sex Trafficking
• Murkowski Leads Bipartisan Effort to Boost Afterschool Programs
• Hearing: Senate Indian Affairs Committee hearing |2:15 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Rep. Young Introduces Legislation Strengthening Vocational Programs
• Alaska’s Senators Share Historic Day with Judicial Nominees
• Alaska’s Senators Share Historic Day with Judicial Nominees
• Alaska’s Senators Share Historic Day with Judicial Nominees
• Alaska’s Senators Share Historic Day with Judicial Nominees
• Alaska Delegation Introduces Legislation Repealing Roadless Rule
• Interior Appropriations Bill Marked-Up; Contains Important Alaska Provisions
• Have you been swimming yet this summer? Where?
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Remarks: CSIS - Development and Infrastructure Options in Alaska's Arctic |9:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Voices Support for Geothermal Energy
• Murkowski: U.S. Should be Leader in Arctic Energy Development
• Murkowski Welcomes Efforts to Reduce Permitting Delays in Arctic
• Rep. Young Comments On Executive Order
• Anchorage Daily News: Shell officials brief Murkowski on Arctic drilling plans
• Murkowski Announces Mobile Office Visit to Southeast Alaska
• Rep. Young Votes In Favor Of Defense Appropriations
• Murkowski Announces Second Session Summer Interns
• Murkowski on Budget Talks: “There Is No Time to Waste”
• Murkowski: “Alaska Demands More” Than New USCG Cutter
• Senator Murkowski Backs "Pilot's Bill of Rights"
• Murkowski Statement to Alaskans On Independence Day
• Senators Introduce Bill to Secure NOAA Presence in Ketchikan
• Murkowski Welcomes Release of Revised OCS Air Permits to Shell
• Sen. Murkowski Introduces Bill for Short-term Nuclear Fuel Storage
• Sen. Murkowski Supports Limits to Legal Fee Reimbursement
• Statement from Rep. Young on Release of Shell’s Revised OCS Air Permits
• Murkowski Gets Follow Through for Vets, Base Construction Work
• Murkowski Welcomes PILT Payments to Alaskan Communities
• Murkowski Welcomes Sen. Lugar’s Efforts on Energy Legislation
• Murkowski Lauds USPS Decision To Not Halt Juneau Processing
• Sen. Murkowski: Increased Oil Production Crucial to Future of TAPS
• Murkowski Bill Would Boost Alaska Village Development
• Murkowski Calls Proposed SPR Sale Political Shortcut
• Murkowski, Begich Announce Richardson Highway Mobile Office Stops
• Murkowski Applauds House Passage of Legislation to Improve Offshore Permitting Process
• Hearing: Senate Indian Affairs Committee | 2:15 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Rep. Young Comments on Strategic Petroleum Ruse
• Murkowski Responds to President Obama’s Speech on Afghanistan
• Murkowski, Begich Announce Mobile Office Visits to Interior Alaska
• Remarks to 4th Symposium on the Impacts of an Ice-Diminished Arctic on Naval and Maritime Operations
• Murkowski Votes In Favor of Panetta to Run Pentagon
• Murkowski Stresses Need for Arctic Policy, Pledges Commitment
• Congressman Young and Congressman McDermott Introduce CCF Legislation
• Murkowski Introduces Bill to Improve Offshore Permitting Process
• Rep. Young Introduces Legislation To Expand Veterans’ Access To Medical Care
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Commitee |10:30 a.m.| Washignton, D.C.
• Murkowski Testifies to Promote Accelerated NPR-A Drilling
• Hearing: Senate Indian Affairs Commitee |2:15 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Subcommittee Holds Hearing on NPR-A Access Act
• Rep. Young Votes For Agriculture Appropriations Legislation
• Rep. Young’s Frankenfish Amendment Passes
• Hearing: Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee |11:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• ALASKANS UNITED IN OPPOSITION TO NEW WILDERNESS
• Murkowski, Wyden Introduce Bill Reforming CCFs for Fishermen
• Murkowski: Does Drawdown Increase Risk For Alaska Troops?
• Murkowski Welcomes Streamlined Process for Village Safe Water
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski: Lack of Forest Management Contributes to Wildfires
• Murkowski, Begich Announce Mobile Office Visits to Kenai Peninsula
• Murkowski Votes to Reform Ethanol Subsidies
• Rep. Young Supports Military Construction And Veterans Affairs Appropriations
• “More Questions Than Answers” in Federal Water Fish Farms
• Murkowski: Fund New Technologies with Revenue from Increased Traditional Production
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |9:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski: Legislation Needed to Address Critical Minerals Supply Chain
• Hearing: Senate Energy Subcommittee |2:30 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Seeks FEMA Assurances On Alaska’s Protection Levels
• MURKOWSKI, YOUNG WELCOME SUPPORT FOR TANANA RAILROAD PROJECT
• Hearing: Senate Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee |2:45 p.m.| Washington D.C.
• Murkowski: Trio of Bills Support All of the Above Energy Policy
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Subcommittee Holds Hearing on Alaska Resource Development
• 2011 Delgation Grants Symposium |11:00 a.m.| Anchorage
• Murkowski Responds to Interior’s New Directive on Wild Lands Designations
• Murkowski Announces First Session Summer Interns
• Murkowski Reflects on Memorial Day
• A Memorial Day Message From Congressman Young
• Murkowski Proposes Bill to Streamline Road Projects
• Murkowski: Roadless Settlement Handcuffs Southeast Economy
• Senators Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Improve Critical Minerals Supply Chain
• Hearing: Senate Indian Affairs Committee |2:15 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Rep. Young Votes To Pass Defense Authorization
• Chairman Young Holds Hearing On Sealaska Land Entitlement Bill
• Hearing: Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee |10:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Statement on Budget Votes
• Murkowski Supports Bill to Complete Sealaska Lands Exchange
• Senator Murkowski’s statement on the passing of Lefty Van Brunt:
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Public Lands and Forest Subcommittee |2:30 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Remembers Reverend Doctor Walter Soboleff
• Murkowski: USPS Move Poses Threat to Alaskan Service
• Rep. Young Unveils 2011 Alaska Congressional Art Competition Winner
• Rep. Young Reintroduces Bill To Reduce Transportation Project Delivery Times
• Arctic Council Floor Speech
• Murkowski: America “Waking Up” To the Fact We’re An Arctic Nation
• Murkowski: Medicare “Empowerment” Bill Would Expand Options
• Rep. Young Votes To Help Alaska’s Veterans
• Statement from Rep. Young on the Passing of Walter Soboleff
• How many hours of television do you watch per week?
• Murkowski: Revised EIS Should Help Resolve Challenges in Chukchi, Allow Exploration to Move Forward
• Murkowski: President Obama’s Middle East Plan “Incomprehensible”
• Murkowski Comments on Vehicles Legislation Considered by Energy Committee
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resrouces Committee |10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• ROADLESS RULE THREATENS SOUTHEAST ALASKA ECONOMY
• Senator Lisa Murkowski’s statement on today’s cloture vote regarding the nomination of Goodwin Liu for the 9th Circuit, U.S. Court of Appeals:
• Hearing: Senate Interior Appropriations Subcommittee Hearing |2:30 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Seeks to Clarify FERC/EPA Collaboration on Electric Reliability
• Hearing: Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee |10:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski’s statement on the nomination of Morgan Christen for the Ninth Circuit, U.S. Court of Appeals
• Murkowski on IED Protection For Troops: “We Must Do Better”
• Murkowski Spotlights Alaska Native Health Disparities
• Murkowski: Safety Overhaul Should Spur, Not Impede Offshore Energy Production
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski’s Response on Decision to End Denali Project
• Rep. Young’s Statement On The Denali Project
• Murkowski Comments on President Obama’s Weekly Address
• Murkowski Takes Lead to Honor Law Enforcement Fallen, Families
• Murkowski Co-Sponsors Bill To Improve Alaska Marine Highway
• Murkowski Comments on Proposed Alaska Roadless Rule Settlement in Tongass
• Murkowski: Increasing Access, Not Taxes, will Result in More Jobs and Lower Prices at the Pump
• Rep. Young Votes To Reverse OCS Moratorium
• Murkowski Crosses Aisle to Help Vets Hear “You’re Hired”
• What are you reading right now?
• Hearing: Senate Appropriations Homeland Security Subcommittee |10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Senator Murkowski Joins Cabinet Secretaries at Arctic Council
• Senator Murkowski Welcomes New Chief Of Staff
• Murkowski Addresses the Importance of Cyber Security Legislation
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |9:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Monday
• Remarks: Women's Energy Resource Council Energy Forum |1:00 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• What is under your bed?
• Murkowski: Clean Energy Deployment Administration Needs Offsets
• Murkowski Statement on the Death of Osama Bin Laden
• Rep. Young's Statement Regarding Osama Bin Laden's Death
• Thursday
• Murkowski Criticizes Plans to Raise Taxes on Energy Producers
• Do you sing in the shower?
• Politico: Time to pass new drilling regs
• Associated Press: Murkowski defends Native contracts worth billions
• Who is your favorite Disney character?
• Monday - Anchorage
• Begich Introduces Arctic OCS Coordinator Legislation
• Murkowski Seeks Comments on Draft Legislation to Address Nation’s Critical Minerals Supply Chain
• Begich Statement on 2011 Budget Vote
• Begich Presses Obama Official on Agency Rule Coordination
• Sen. Begich to Speak at ComFish Alaska
• Rep. Young Votes to Save Country From Collapse
• Delegation Announces Grants and Contracts to Alaska Programs
• Murkowski Presses Commerce Secretary For Fishery Protections
• Murkowski Votes In Favor Of 2011 Budget
• Rep. Young Votes To Prevent Funding Of ObamaCare
• Rep. Young Votes For Historic Spending Cuts
• Who is your favorite historical figure?
• Murkowski: Alaska’s Offshore Resources Promise Energy, Jobs, Revenue for Nation
• Wednesday
• Murkowski: President Obama’s Budget Address Will “Lose America”
• Begich Emphasizes Need for Development Roadblocks to be Lifted
• Rep. Young Testifies Before Energy and Commerce Committee
• BUDGET DEAL SPIKES ATTEMPTED WILD LANDS DESIGNATION
• Murkowski Announces Deputy Chief of Staff
• Thursday
• Murkowski on Budget Deal: “Why Did It Take So Long?”
• Begich Statement on Cook Inlet Critical Habitat Decision
• Murkowski Sees “Bad Math” In Cook Inlet Critical Habitat Decision
• Rep. Young Comments On Critical Habitat Designation
• Rep. Young Signs Letter Urging Colleagues To Keep Government Open, Reduce Deficit
• Murkowski Steps Up Fight Against Alaskan Youth Suicide
• Murkowski Signals Willingness to Revisit, Reform Biofuels Policies
• Begich Pushes for Improved Benefits Services for Veterans
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee | 9:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Fights For Alaska Native 8(a)s
• Murkowski Welcomes Administration’s Decision to Increase Funding for Hydropower
• Wednesday
• Murkowski Speaks on Misguided “Use It or Lose It” Proposal
• Senators Urge FCC to Use Caution on Reform
• Coffee for Visiting Alaskans |8:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski: “Alaska Loses, America Loses” If Government Shuts Down
• Murkowski: Members of Congress Should Set Energy Policy
• Murkowski Introduces Revised Sealaska Lands Bill
• Chairman Young Reintroduces Sealaska Land Entitlement Bill With Ranking Member Boren
• When do you file your taxes?
• Begich Statement on Passing of Former Legislator Dick Eliason
• Speech: National Hydropower Association Annual Conference |8:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Meets with Future Coast Guard Alaska Commander
• Murkowski Backs Health Care Reform Fix For Small Businesses
• Begich Joins Senate in Killing 1099 Provision
• Begich Supports Innovation Inspiration Legislation
• Murkowski Announces New Communications Director
• Friday - Anchorage
• Senators Support Accurate Satellite Weather Forecasts
• FAA Reauthorization Passes House
• Murkowski Comments on Hydro, Energy-Water Integration Legislation
• MURKOWSKI PRESSES VA TO STOP SENDING ALASKA VETERANS TO SEATTLE FOR HEALTHCARE
• Alaska Delegation Supports Gov. Parnell’s “Choose Respect” Initiative with D.C. Rally
• A free plane ticket to anywhere on Earth just magically appeared in your pocket! Where are you going?
• Begich Pleased 16th Combat Aviation Brigade Force Structure Maintained
• Hearing: Defense Appropriations Subcommittee |10:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Coffee for Visiting Alaskans |8:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Questions Air Force Leadership on Alternative Fuel and Joint Pacific Alaska Range Complex
• Murkowski Comments on Army’s Decision to Split Base the 16th Combat Aviation Brigade
• Begich Responds to President’s Energy Speech
• Rep. Young Refuses Humane Society Award
• Senators Introduce Legislation to Preserve STORIS for Museum
• Senators Introduce Legislation to Preserve STORIS for Museum
• Senators Klobuchar, Collins, Murkowski, McCaskill Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Assist Victims of Sexual Trauma in the Military
• Postal Regulatory Commission Heeds Murkowski in Recommendation for Saturday Mail Service
• Wednesday - Juneau
• Begich to Obama: Look to Alaska, Not Brazil for Oil & Gas
• If you could have any job, what would you want to be?
• Tuesday - Juneau
• Begich Announces Legislation to Spur Development in Alaska
• Begich Statement on Military Action Against Libya
• Bingaman and Murkowski Release Clean Energy Standard (CES) White Paper
• Sen. Begich to Address Alaska State Legislature Next Week
• Alaska Delegation Introduces Maritime Lien Reform Act
• Alaska Delegation Introduces Maritime Lien Reform Act
• Senators Introduce Bipartisan Hydropower Improvement Act
• Murkowski Comments on Global Trends in Clean Energy Technologies
• Energy and Natural Resource Committee Hearing |9:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Votes for Three Week Continuing Resolution But Urges Long Term Solution
• Begich Statement on Vote for Continuing Resolution
• Begich Tells Oil Executives More U.S. Energy Production Needed, Not Political Fixes
• Coffee for Visiting Alaskans |8:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Sens. Murkowski and Begich Opposed to ‘Use it or Lose it’
• Sens. Murkowski and Begich Opposed to ‘Use it or Lose it’
• Sen. Begich Meets with Rep. Cissna After Congressional Testimony
• Murkowski Criticizes EPA Administrator over Recent Decision, Demands Fair Treatment for Alaska
• Alaskans Concern About Japan Radiation Understandable
• Interior Appropriations Subcommittee Hearing |2:00 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Are you registered as an organ donor?
• Murkowski Speaks in Support of Amendment to Rein in EPA’s Climate Regulations
• Begich Congratulates Iditarod Winner John Baker
• Murkowski Congratulates John Baker and His Team on Winning the Iditarod in Record Time
• Murkowski Reintroduces Volcano Monitoring Bill
• Sen. Murkowski's Education Newsletter for the week of March 14
• Murkowski Comments on the Earthquake and Tsunami in Japan
• Begich Statement on Japanese Earthquake and Tsunami
• Begich Responds to President’s Call for Increased Oil & Gas Development
• Murkowski Addresses the Need for a Long-Term Domestic Energy Policy
• Airport will pay back $55K from lease error
• Muñoz addresses oil tax, coastal management
• Murkowski Comments on Energy Efficiency Legislation
• Murkowski Questions Attorney General Holder on Failure to Prosecute Bill Allen and Vows to Continue to Pursue the Issue
• Begich Praises Appointment of Ulmer to Chair Arctic Research Commission
• Begich & Young Seek Equity for Surviving Spouses and Reservists
• Tuesday outage traced to East Terminal
• JSD tech: Curriculum must assess student tech skills
• Riverbend principal candidates meet community
• Police & Fire
• Vessel sinks at Harris Harbor
• Rep. Young Reintroduces Polar Bear Legislation
• Begich Statement on Budget Votes
• Wednesday
• Murkowski Questions Need for Federal Government to Acquire More Land
• Murkowski Votes in Favor of H.R. 1 In an Effort to End Budget Stalemate
• Students challenged to change behaviors
• New managers join Wells Fargo
• Chambers named in Alaska Journal of Commerce top 40 list
• Linde picked for Barron's list
• UAA economist gives take on oil influence
• Photo: One-sixteenth 'Blues'
• Police & Fire
• Murkowski: Proposed SPR Sell-Off is Political Shortcut
• Murkowski Announces Additions to Staff
• EPA Adds Hardrock Mining Financial Assurances to Growing List of Agency Power Grabs
• Correction
• Hearing: Senate Appropriations Committee |10:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Kokotovich changes plea in beating of 2-year-old
• SEARHC focuses on Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
• Perfect wind for snowkiting
• Ethel Lund Medical Center hires new family physician
• Conservation groups weigh in on 'Roadless' outcome
• Photo: Above freezing … on Monday
• Police & Fire
• Chairman Young Holds First Subcommittee Oversight Hearing
• How far away are you right now from the place you were born?
• How do you spend St. Patrick’s Day?
• Games celebrate 25 years of Alaskan Brewing
• Inmates hope for success outside after time inside
• Photo: Winning routine
• Police & Fire
• Gastineau Tlingit dancers infuse education and culture
• BOEMRE to offer revised impact statement in Chukchi leasing case
• Mendenhall Glacier continues thinning trend
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Read Across America hits town
• Murkowski Concerned about Economic Impacts of Roadless Ruling
• Correction
• Friday - Anchorage
• Murkowski Questions Secretary Salazar over Punitive Fees on Oil Leases
• Evidence hearing in DUI case continued
• Pfister excited to take on Centennial Hall
• Chamber updated on 2010 Coast Guard operations
• Tense tournament
• ADF&G: 2011 salmon forecast looks bright
• Bitten by the breeze
• Police & Fire
• Murkowski Questions Forest Service Spending, Timber Sales
• Photo: Culinary arts students take top prize in Anchorage
• Photo: Chiming for video
• Award honors the teaching of diverse students
• Task force will work on statewide broadband access
• Photo: The rainbow channel
• Police & Fire
• Gelbrich: Even with cuts, reality likely to be harsher
• Jury returns guilty verdict against Juneau meth dealer
• Thane Road reopened after avalanche control
• Assembly Finance Committee discusses tax issues
• High wind warning ends at noon today
• Juneau man rescued from ice field
• Seuss' birthday a celebration of reading
• Murkowski Questions Department of Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano on Issues Important to Alaska
• Murkowski: Five Ways to Boost America’s Oil Production
• Murkowski Commends NOAA for Resolution of State Boundary Conflict
• Begich Continues Fight for Alaska Military Families
• Rep. Young Votes To Repeal Tax Burden On Small Businesses
• Murkowski Questions Proposed Budget for Interior Department
• Coffee for Visiting Alaskans | 8:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Begich Introduces STEM Education Bill
• Wednesday
• Begich Statement on Vote for Continuing Resolution to Avoid Government Shutdown
• Murkowski Votes in Favor of Continuing Resolution to Avoid Government Shutdown
• Ulmer: Alaska has lessons for Gulf spill response, recovery
• Legislature hears requests for youth funding from Juneau residents
• NOAA will not enforce 3-mile boundary lines
• JSD looks at budget, hears from secondary literacy leaders
• Rescue underway for man on icefield
• Photo: Wind protection
• Verdict expected today in alleged meth distribution conspiracy
• Wind takes city water for a whirl
• Photo: Desolate morning
• February Auto Sales: Ford sales rise 10 percent
• GCI joins forces with Intergrated Logic to benefit rural areas
• NSRAA sets Sitka meeting for next week
• Rep. Young Votes To Continue Funding Highway Trust Fund At SAFETEA-LU Levels
• ICYMI…Chairmen Young, Hastings Introduce Legislation Limiting Excessive Attorney Fees in Cobell Settlement
• Rep. Young Disappointed With Administration’s Wild Lands Policy
• Murkowski Delivers Keynote Speech at ARPA-E Summit
• Begich Secures Commitment for Rural Schools
• Murkowski: Pace of Offshore Permitting Remains Priority
• Tuesday
• Murkowski: Rising Oil Prices Threaten Economic Recovery
• JSD to get hands on budget tonight
• Flu is circulating in Juneau community again
• SEARHC, Bartlett announce spring mobile mammograms
• SEARHC hosts National Nutrition Month events in Juneau
• City approves changes, extension of Alaska Coastal Management Plan
• Police & Fire
• Coeur reports record numbers with Kensington help
• Spruce beetle populations still a presence in Southeast
• Photo: Wind warning through noon
• Begich Tells TSA Invasive Searches are Going Too Far
• Begich Addresses Center for Native American Youth
• Monday
• Murkowski Comments on Libya
• Sen. Murkowski's Education Newsletter for the week of February 28
• City to take action on synthetic cannabinoids
• Community can give to inmates ready to give back to the community
• Outdoor, sporting businesses plead EPA to restrict Pebble Mine
• Photo: Digging out in the wind
• Police & Fire
• Gusty day
• IRS announces changes for tax liens
• Tongass ready to move on rural community effort
• Students get an early look into careers
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Setting up the show
• Victim wants burglar to pay for stolen pot
• State Chamber offers insights on growing business rankings
• Police and fire
• Passions escalate as El Sombrero thief sentenced in court
• Judges allow convicted Juneau sex offender to travel
• Survival camp
• Abbey Road re-enactment?
• Docks and Harbors approves 1.8% moorage increase
• LEGO Legislature
• Accused heroin trafficker arraigned
• Petersburg magistrate Whitethorn to retire
• Bartlett looks at expanding oncology services
• Concerns about water quality surface at AJ Mine subcommittee meeting Wednesday
• North Dakota oil expert educates State Chamber
• Photo: Breaking trail
• Photo: Clearing the way
• Speech: Sen. Murkowski Addresses the Alaska State Legislature |11:00 a.m.| Juneau
• Begich Urges Lawmakers to Work on Deficit Reduction Without Derailing the Economy
• Murkowski Gives Annual Address to Alaska State Legislature
• Begich, Klobuchar, Bipartisan Group of Senators Introduce Bill to Fight Homelessness Among America’s Veterans
• MURKOWSKI CALLS ON TSA TO CLARIFY SCREENING POLICY
• Begich Meets with Alaska Troops Training for Afghanistan Deployment
• Photo: A roundabout decoration
• Icy Straight welcomes two new directors for cruise season
• Alaska unions gather in support of Wis. laborers
• Photo: Snowy outing
• GCI launches prepaid smartphone service
• Senate finance subcommittee hears testimony on domestic violence funding
• Walmart gives $35K to promote domestic violence, sexual assault prevention
• Plea agreement reached in possession, conditions violation case
• Police & Fire
• What are your Mardi Gras plans?
• Begich Launches “Reduce the Deficit” Website Feature
• SEARHC offers free health screenings in Wrangell
• Dietitian earns certification in renal nutrition
• Photos: President's Day rally for peace
• Photo: Hitting the slopes early
• Photos: Getting ready for Fairbanks
• Police & Fire
• Begich to Introduce “STEM” Education Legislation
• Special education degree program could come to Alaska
• Photos: Eaglecrest's Winter Fireworks Spectacular
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Storm brewing
• State Chamber preparing for legislative fly-in
• JSD: Still no consensus on budget cuts
• Winter weather causes minor problems
• Youth Courts converge to share ideas, learn
• Evans, Williams trial dates set with other defendants
• Photo: Braving the storm together
• Police & Fire
• Police and Fire
• Begich Supports FAA Reauthorization in Senate
• Murkowski: Stevens Crash Prompts Senate to Tighten Inspections of Aircraft Emergency Locator Transmitters
• Murkowski Comments on Sen. Jeff Bingaman’s Retirement
• Addressing the court
• Auke Bay school turns into a 'wax museum'
• Amendment to eliminate EAS defeated
• Former JDHS coach pleads guilty in second sexual assault case
• Ex-police officer indicted for sexual abuse has trial date reset
• Woman pleads in Sears theft case, but store owner pleads for justice
• Mental Health Board and advisory panel meets in Juneau
• New commercial fisheries chief named
• Suspected graffiti taggers caught
• Heroin arrest at Juneau airport
• Grow operation yields $360,000 in seized marijuana
• Blowin' snow
• Rep. Young’s Amendment Limiting Bureaucracy Passes House
• Murkowski Disappointed That TSA Caved to PETA Pressure
• Murkowski Welcomes Senate Defeat of Amendment to Eliminate Essential Air Service
• Thursday
• Peratrovich a symbol of action, equality
• 2-week window to apply for Summer Research Academy
• Teachers awarded tech grants
• SEACC develops report on Kake collaborative forest management plan
• White found guilty for cocaine, OxyContin distribution
• Police & Fire
• House bill keeping EAS in Alaska approved
• Photo: Sunny Skiing
• Rep. Young Defends Native Education; Amendment Passes House
• Who is your favorite politician?
• Murkowski Cautions EPA Officials Against Overreaching with Bristol Bay Watershed Assessment
• Murkowski Questions Need for Increases to Energy Department Budget
• Begich Statement on Dallas Seavey’s Victory in the 2011 Yukon Quest
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |9:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Announces Military Will Extend JPARC Comment Period
• Wednesday
• Begich Welcomes Military Expansion of Public Comment for JPARC
• Sen. Begich Meets with Postmaster General Donahoe to Discuss Alaska Issues
• Senators Urge Interior Secretary Salazar to Streamline Offshore Drilling Permit Process
• Photos: On their way to UAA
• Trial for cocaine, oxy distribution continues
• Trial date set for man accused of beating 2-year-old girl
• Eaglecrest addresses lift safety concerns
• Hoonah landowner settles EPA lawsuit
• Aspen Hotel to open in Juneau
• Committee Marks Up FAA Reauthorization; Key provisions For Alaska Included
• ELIZABETH PERATROVICH DAY EVENTS
• Photo: A Valentine's Day public display of affection
• Police & Fire
• Correction
• Alaska Dispatch: Alaska Sens. Begich and Murkowski address Essential Air Service repeal
• Tuesday
• Murkowski: Tapping ANWR Improves Energy Security and Reduces Deficit
• Sen. Murkowski's Education Newsletter for the week of February 15
• Assembly COW clarifies, approves 2011 goals
• SEARHC clinics to recognize Elizabeth Peratrovich Day
• Lawmakers fighting to keep EAS alive
• Photo: Fresh powder brings twice as much fun
• AG Burns speaks before Judiciary committees
• Juneau Jazz And Classics 2011
• Police & Fire
• Photo: A snowy perch
• Marvin gets fall trial in Hoonah murder case
• Murkowski Comments on the President’s FY 2012 Budget Proposal
• Murkowski Defends Essential Air Service to Alaska
• Murkowski Announces Upcoming Town Hall Meetings on Sealaska Land Exchange Legislation
• Monday
• Ask Lisa: A.J. Dimond High School Students
• A valentine couple since the fifth grade
• Photos: Wearable Art rocks Centennial Hall
• Police & Fire
• Murkowski Commends U.S. Coast Guard on Dramatic Rescues
• More than models 'illuminate' Wearable Art
• 'Brain Paint'
• Photo: A pull and a push
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Thawing out
• Murkowski Welcomes Mubarak’s Exit
• Begich Announces Selection of Cherry Blossom Princess
• Politico: Energy watchers eye Murkowski
• Murkowski Comments on SBA’s Revisions to 8(a) Regulations
• Senators Support Kantishna Micro Hydro Project
• Senators Support Kantishna Micro Hydro Project
• Begich Statement on Changes to 8(a) Business Development Program
• Begich Statement on the Resignation of Egyptian President Mubarak
• Friday
• FWS: Pacific walruses warranted but precluded from protection
• Street preacher arrested in Haines
• Police & Fire
• AFN officials bring concerns to lawmakers
• New cuts proposed
• Lifeguards voice wave of complaints to advisory board
• Trial dates set in Federal Court for 2 alleged Oxy dealers
• Photo: Taking a close look
• Murkowski Comments on Possible Overestimates of Saudi Oil
• Danger of synthetic cannabinoids addressed at SB 17 hearing
• Updated graduation proposal improved, concerns linger
• Students named to National Youth Science Camp
• H. A. 'Red' Boucher Scholarship accepting applications
• Deck goes here
• Free English as a Second Language and citizenship classes available
• David E. Knox Memorial Nursing Fellowship accepting applications
• Photo: Whiteout conditions
• Police & Fire
• Murkowski Comments on ConocoPhillips Closing Kenai Facility
• Murkowski Welcomes First Oil Production at Eni Field
• Sens. Murkowski, Begich Introduce Fix to Help Small Miners
• Young crewman receives high honor
• Motion to suppress evidence in Lloyd DUI case is common action
• New specialists for the Hearing Center
• Toner remanufacturer staying green, local after 20 years
• Dermatology clinic to open this spring
• JSD: Early retirement incentive met with hesitation
• ATIA announces 2011 marketing committee
• Photo: Young lobbyists
• Photo: Posted for duty
• Police & Fire
• IT Center from Netlibrary-Tuesday, February 08, 2011
• February 17 is “Random Acts of Kindness Day” … what act of kindness do you plan to perform?
• Tax Help-Sunday, February 13, 2011
• Murkowski, Begich Introduce Legislation to Train Alaskans for Gas line Jobs
• Photo: Dwindling shadows
• Murkowski Comments on Pacific Walrus Endangered Status
• Begich Joins Senators Call for VA to Stop Dragging its Feet in Getting Family Caregivers Critical Benefits
• Begich Opposes Democrats’ Efforts to End Oil & Gas Subsidies
• Sens. Murkowski, Begich Ask for Parks Highway Right-of-Way for Gas Line
• Speech: National Indian Education Association Legislative Summit |2:15 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski, Begich Introduce Legislation to Train Alaskans for Gas line Jobs
• Rescuing an injured climber
• LAMP building design taking shape
• McCain targets cash for Essential Air Service for rural communities
• Contractor wants bid rules changed
• Cultural objects returning to Hoonah after 80 years
• School board to consider offering retirement incentive
• Police & Fire
• Rep. Young Reintroduces Pipeline Legislation
• Legal Forms Database-Saturday, February 05, 2011
• Photos: Hot Salsa Cool Ballroom
• Photo: Teaching dad to dance
• Police and Fire
• Sen. Murkowski's Education Newsletter for the week of February 7
• Murkowski Welcomes EPA Decision to Study Bristol Bay Watershed
• Begich Responds to EPA Review of Large-Scale Development Projects
• Begich Responds to EPA Review of Large-Scale Development Projects
• Monday
• Congressional Quarterly: Murkowski Named Top Republican on Interior-Environment Panel
• Wards Cove fishery has new owners
• Assembly to hear LAMP update, award Auke Bay Elementary contract
• Conservation groups join sea lion fight
• Protests in Cairo surprise some from Juneau who lived there
• Begich urges examination of Egypt's energy resources
• Coast Guard cutter visits Juneau
• Police & Fire
• Empire hires new sales reps
• Artist helps students visualize spelling, build community
• Legislators dial up new cell phone bills
• Who is your valentine?
• If you could change one thing about where you live, what would it be?
• A new legislative session is starting up. What question do you have for your local representative?
• Congratulations! You’ve just discovered a new comet … what do you name it?
• If you had to be transformed into a different animal, what would you become?
• JSD Battle of the Books and Spelling Bee Results
• Murkowski Announces Senate Appropriations Subcommittee Assignments
• Sens. Murkowski, Begich Introduce Bill to Resolve Salmon Lake Land Claim
• Sens. Murkowski, Begich Introduce Bill to Resolve Salmon Lake Land Claim
• Friday
• Sitting Pretty
• Tongass Futures Roundtable concludes first meeting; more decisions to make
• New AG has life-long love for Alaska
• Personal use red and blue king crab closure announced
• Stevens aide presents case for longer sessions
• Petro selected new Alaska State Chamber president/CEO
• Photo: Showing off the transit center
• Police & Fire
• Murkowski: Offset Tightening World Oil Supplies with Domestic Production
• Murkowski: Interior Department Should be Held Accountable
• Correction
• Begich Joins Senate in Repeal of 1099 Provision of Health Care Law
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |9:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Announces Federal Crab IFQ Loan Program is Accepting Applications
• Thursday
• Begich Defends Lifeline for 44 Alaska Communities
• Cell phones distracting, not illegal yet
• New District Attorney plans more outreach
• Steve Pine named director of Alaska Learning Network
• JSD Budget committee: Give us more options to tweak
• Department seeks feedback on draft literacy plan
• Tongass Futures Roundtable begins first meeting of year in Juneau
• Big Brothers Big Sisters looks to serve more youth
• Murkowski Critical of Regulators for Delaying Development
• Photo: Celebrating Marmot Day
• AKPIRC seeks nominations for parent award
• Begich: Foot Dragging by EPA Costing Alaska Jobs, Investment
• Photo: EMS Day at the Capitol
• Photo: Chiming in
• Police & Fire
• Rep. Young Disgusted By EPA’s Disregard For Alaskan Economy
• Murkowski Votes to Consider Repeal of Health Care Law
• Wednesday
• AG's office says electric rate increase isn't justified
• Public: Don't cut art, literacy, extended learning
• Six suspected oxy dealers indicted by federal grand jury
• Photo: Setting up the pens
• Police & Fire
• Brower named new District Attorney
• Juneau brothers named to Business Hall of Fame
• Entrepreneurship expo plants seeds for future small businesses in Southeast
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee |10:00 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Sen. Begich Comments on Earmark Moratorium
• Murkowski Comments on Earmark Moratorium
• Tuesday
• Begich Helps Secure New Veterans Tribal Advocate Position
• Begich: Egypt’s Turmoil Makes Case for Domestic Energy Production
• IPHC proposes slashing quotas in Area 2C
• Photo: All things Scottish at the Celtic Music Festival
• Alaska Sens. introduce 'Frankenfish' ban
• Photos: Second Annual Alaska Women's Expo
• Photo: Out for a family power walk
• Police & Fire
• Legislation Promotes Domestic Production of Medical Isotopes
• Senators Introduce Legislation Banning “Frankenfish”
• Senators Introduce Legislation Banning “Frankenfish”
• Murkowski Comments on Health Care Ruling
• Monday
• Airport Shopping Center gets a facelift
• 'AWESOME TO BE BACK'
• Hot Salsa dances into 10th year
• Photo: A cold checkmate
• Police & Fire
• Fallen airman was a leader in his hometown
• DeHart's replacement takes step forward
• Photo: Enjoying the show
• New police department substation up and running
• Accused OxyContin dealers make initial appearances in Federal Court
• EITC benefits often go unclaimed, IRS says
• Photo: Shadow dancing
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Watching and learning
• Photo: Spectacular speller
• Correction
• Friday
• Two arrested in connection with robbery
• Greenhouse gas panel seeks action plan
• Police hunt for arsonist who targeted local fire truck
• Andrew's Marina/Fisherman's Bend issue may need public input
• Airman from Juneau dies in Afghanistan
• Fish & Game Advisory Committee elects new officers, discusses critical habitat area
• Affordable Housing panel meets
• State Board Clarifies Scholarship Regulations
• Kodiak fisherman sentenced for threatening an observer
• 2 men accused of Alaska gold mine investment scam
• Pay to park in downtown garages after Jan. 31
• Police & Fire
• Speech: Congressional Response to National Congress of American Indians annual "State of Indian Nations Address" |10:50 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Murkowski Urges America’s Native Peoples to Fight for Share of Federal Dollars
• Begich Asks EPA to Swiftly Resolve Shell’s Air Permit Issues
• Thursday
• Murkowski Comments on Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Commission Final Report to Senate ENR Committee
• Congressional Response to NCAI's "State of Indian Nations"
• Begich Named to Committee on Homeland Security
• Western Auto burglary suspect arraigned
• Students recognized for potential, encouraged to excel
• Law enforcement agencies take more than $90,000 of drugs off street in one bust
• Photo: A blanket statement
• Rumors of bodies just that
• Murkowski Announces Committee Assignments for the 112th Congress
• Photo: Opening Senate session
• Police & Fire
• Rep. Young To EPA: “Enough is Enough”
• Budget FAQs
• Murkowski Comments on the Future of Arctic Exploration
• Hearing: Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee | 9:30 a.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Begich Introduces Comprehensive Arctic Oil Spill Bills
• Wednesday
• Attempted burglary at Western Auto thwarted
• Public: New grad requirements would kill electives, drive up drop out rate
• Juneau aviation to be featured in PBS series
• Roadless rule proving successful, conservation group says
• Adding to the snow dump
• Police & Fire
• Sen. Begich Reacts to President’s State of the Union Address
• President Obama's State of the Union Address |9:00 p.m.| Washington, D.C.
• Begich Reacts to Lieberman Anti-ANWR Legislation
• Tuesday
• Helping hands, all in one hall
• Medical marijuana users getting pot soft drink
• JSD nutrition program to improve, breakfast initiatives lacking
• Wear Red Day reminds women of heart disease risk
• Federal Subsistence Board OKs year-round sockeye fishing in Klawock River
• AJ Mine Advisory Committee created
• Photo: Performing at 'Tuxes to Xtratufs'
• Police & Fire
• Rep. Young Pleased With New BIA Regional Director
• Monday
• Avalanche dangers continue today
• JSD may change graduation requirements
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Salt for safe sidewalks
• Photos: 'Tuxes to Xtratufs'
• Probation may be revoked for man in 'Romeo' case
• Women add to legislative ranks in Alaska
• State unemployment rate edging closer to nation's
• Homeless Connect to gather service providers in one location
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Roe v. Wade anniversary
• Police & Fire
• Friday
• Murkowski Announces State Office Leadership Transition
• Students test waters of science, fishing careers
• Photo: Making way
• A bit of flash, safety dances its way into arts
• New human rights group forming to promote respect and equality
• Only 43% of Small Businesses Know About Tax Break
• Rep. Young Announces Transportation Committee Assignments
• Graduation Requirements Task Force Proposal
• Wednesday
• HUD provides St. Vincent de Paul nearly $125,000 in grant funds
• Suggested school cuts vary from drastic to creative
• Science for Alaska series starts tonight
• Photo: Time to shine
• State Museum in Juneau launches noon lecture series
• Department will use a new English language learner assessment
• State board to meet Monday in teleconference
• Input on superintendent evaluation sought
• JSD to host graduation requirement forum
• Photo: Preparing for voyage
• Police & Fire
• Many familiar faces return to offices of Juneau legislators
• Staff cuts, larger class sizes part of deficit solution
• Flooding knocks KATH off the air
• Superintendent Glenn Gelbrich Delivers Budget Message
• Fast food with a Latin flair
• Photo: Starting the session
• Photo: Almost there …
• Police & Fire
• ASHNHA talks with Barlett about legislative priorities
• Begich Requests Commerce Committee Hearing on TAPS
• Begich to Reintroduce Legislation Banning “Frankenfish”
• Climate change may affect arctic biodiversity
• Study reveals nearly $1B annual impact of fishing in Southeast
• Photo: Gearing up for the session
• Waterman retrial to begin jury selection Wednesday
• Sen. Murkowski's Education Newsletter for the week of January 18
• Photo: Clearing a path
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Too much sledding
• Stuck in the ice
• 'AMBER' an important new face on Facebook
• Photo: Tiny bubbles in my ice
• Photo: Ready to play
• Police & Fire
• Kidnapper and rapist sentenced to 70 years
• KTOO, UAS reach agreement for students to get hands-on experience
• APOC plans workshops to explain proposed changes
• Egan, recovering from surgery, readies for session
• Photo: Along for the ride
• Police & Fire
• State recommends mining complaint dismissal
• Photo: Out with the old, in with the new
• Scholes sentenced in 2008 kidnapping and rape case
• Begich Supports Bi-Partisan Seating at State of the Union
• Murkowski Teams with Sen. Mark Udall to Promote Congressional Bipartisanship
• School calendar, on 7th draft, doesn't include 'Early Release'
• Police & Fire
• Delegation Announces Grants to Alaska Programs
• Tuesday's high winds knock out KTOO satellite dish
• Evaluation of the Superintendent and Board of Education
• Photo: Flights resumed
• Photo: The view from above
• State economists predict Southeast job losses
• Tuesday's high winds knock out KTOO satellite dish
• Eyes in the sky are changing
• Photos: Icy views around Mendenhall Glacier
• Photo: Flights resumed
• JDHS students, staff favor earlier start time
• It was a windy Wednesday
• Police & Fire
• The view from above
• Rep. Young Condemns EPA Actions In Revoking Mine Permit
• Introducing GrantSpace-Wednesday, January 26, 2011
• Photo: Beginning the day on the ice
• Photo: Honoring the Arizona shooting victims
• Photo: Advantageous drivers
• Wednesday
• Photo: Honoring the Arizona shooting victims
• AG rejects anti-abortion ballot measure
• Man serving domestic violence sentence gets added time
• Alaska Native Sisterhood Camp 70 displeased with JSD
• JAHC bringing in consultant
• NOAA extends comment period for groundfish stocks
• Photo: Beginning the day on the ice
• Photo: Advantageous drivers
• Police & Fire
• Rep. Young Chosen To Represent Region One On Republican Policy Committee
• Practice makes perfect
• ADF&G leader wins over some ex-critics
• O'Connor announced as new Tongass supervisor
• Begich Comments on Deepwater Horizon Commission Report
• Tuesday
• ADF&G leader wins over some ex-critics
• Practice makes perfect
• Felon remanded into custody prior to trial
• CBJ readying to outlaw synthetic cannabis
• RCA takes more time in reviewing AEL&P's electric car rate
• Photo: Beginning to a sun-filled week
• O'Connor announced as new Tongass supervisor
• JSD to take a look at 2012 enrollment
• Photo: Keeping the Capitol clean
• Police & Fire
• Monday
• Photo: Pizza to slow
• Photo: Waiting to board
• School district looks at priorities, implementation
• Skiing Eaglecrest: Learning from experts on the mountain
• Parnells invite Juneau to dance the night away
• Lawmaker sees 'chilling effect' from shootings
• DEC offers grants for clean water projects
• Police & Fire
• Rep. Young Introduces Legislation To Curtail Regulations
• Juneau legislators busy filing bills before session starts
• Assembly to consider memorial, CIP transfers
• Search and rescue a matter of equations
• Murkowski Comments on TAPS Shutdown
• Police & Fire
• Juneau man named Transportation deputy commissioner
• Fireside lectures for 2011
• Fireside Lectures resume tonight
• Photo: Staircase shelter
• Photo: Helping Helping Hands
• Hiker rescued after a long night
• Begich Objects to ATF Proposed Gun Restrictions
• Hiker rescued after a long night
• Forest Service to restore river near Sitka
• Police & Fire
• DRAFT 2011-2012 School Calendar Available for Public Comment
• Begich Urges Russia to Uphold Civil Rights
• Photo: Heading to the chipper
• Begich to Markey: “ANWR Will Not be Locked Up”
• All four Eaglecrest lifts up and running
• Temporary ice rink option examined
• Alaska oil production falls
• Perseverance Theatre wins $600K in grants
• Police & Fire
• Alaska man accused of stealing copper wire, tubing
• JPD arrests two for heroin distribution
• Young files bill to delist polar bears
• Anchorage police search for missing woman
• PFD charity drive raises $224,475 so far
• Residents: Don’t move the ‘Zac’ center
• 'President Madison' visits Auke Bay
• Medal of Honor recipients visit Juneau
• Begich Applauds Signing of Post-9/11 Veterans Education Law
• Sen. Murkowski swearing-in reception
• Medal of Honor recipients visit Juneau
• 'President Madison' visits Auke Bay
• Second 'Romeo' assailant sentenced for game violations
• Rep. Young Sworn-In For 20th Term
• IRS changes deadlines for coming filing season
• Police and fire
• Photo: Breaking the ice to clear the path
• Photo: Sprucing up Egan Drive overpass
• Photo: Remnants of New Year’s Eve
• Juneau man gets reduced domestic violence sentence
• AML: Proposed changes by APOC unclear
• AJ Mine, Second Crossing to be vetted in Assembly goals
• Police & Fire
• What is your favorite planet? Why?
• Today in History
• Photo: Strolling around Mendenhall Glacier
• Zoe Rusaw: First Juneau baby of 2011
• Allure of Mendenhall Glacier masks the dangers of its face
• Police & Fire
• Empire hires new managing editor
• Police & Fire
• Downtown McDonald’s serves its final burgers
• Polar Bear Dip christens the New Year
• Alaska 4th of July 2011 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Some serious snow shoveling
• Photo: Dancing with light
• Airport program to welcome Alaskans
• Water treatment, disposal topics at Chamber of Commerce lunch
• Water treatment, disposal topics at Chamber of Commerce lunch
• George Schaaf to leave Trail Mix
• Photos: Sledding to pass the day away
• JSD learns lesson in energy efficiency
• Photo: Shoveling fresh snow
• Photo: Floating on fresh powder
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Putting for the arts
• Photo: First-time visitor gets a taste of Juneau
• Police & Fire
• Airlift Northwest hires Aero Air for medical transport
• Photos: Eaglecrest gets boost to slow season start after Monday's snowfall
• Juneauites favor Bartlett less than rest of Southeast
• January is High School Choice Month for 8th Grade Students!
• Photos: Cleaning up after Mother Nature
• Photo: Energy Star
• Police and fire
• Photo: Exercise break
• Land use fee increase to be implemented
• Photo: Let the games begin
• Photos: Holiday sights around town
• Photo: Glacier frolicking
• Police & Fire
• Photos: Christmas Day on Mendenhall Lake
• Photo: 30,000 quills of protection
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Pug protection
• Patriot Flag spends Christmas Eve in State Capital breeze
• What is your New Year’s resolution?
• What is your favorite winter activity?
• Photo: Wrap it like you mean it
• Photo: Last shop
• LAMP not just about building, but services
• Oxy sale gets local man five years
• LAMP not just about building, but services
• Keeping Hoonah warm
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Cover from the chill
• D&H to seek marine passenger funds for Statter Harbor
• New aquatic center slated for spring opening
• Keeping Hoonah warm
• Moonwatchers treated to total lunar eclipse
• Photo: A long night ahead
• Photo: Ready, set, fly
• Photo: Smooth skating
• Next Gen plan tweaks in the works
• Bartlett looks to lobby for adolescent care
• Murkowski Supports 9/11 Compensation Bill
• Begich Applauds Passage of 9/11 Health Care Bill
• Stevens to introduce 120-day session bill
• Panel finds probable cause of ethics violations
• Murkowski 'leaning toward' support of 9/11 bill
• 3 new Mat-Su schools planned
• State posts population gains over decade
• Anchorage elementary getting wind turbine
• City encourages pipe-freezing prevention
• 4 sickened by carbon monoxide near Fairbanks
• Police & Fire
• Flags lowered for former Alaska lawmaker
• Begich Protects Alaska Interests in Defense Bill
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Crunchy collision
• Gunshots at Aurora Harbor still under investigation
• Public testifies in favor of LAMP
• 12-21 START Treaty
• 12-21 START Treaty
• Murkowski to Support New START
• Murkowski Questions EPA’s Use of Special Designation to Derail Development
• 2010 Southeast Holiday Hoops Classic **REVISED SCHEDULE **
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Sharing a song
• Monday
• Begich: START Treaty Does Not Harm Missile Defense System
• Thune-Begich Legislation Clarifying Red Flags Rule Signed into Law
• Begich Supports Repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
• Photos: An impromptu 'Hallelujah'
• Assembly to consider Centennial Museum historic designation
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Fundraiser setup
• Auke Bay students help out at the Glory Hole
• Peer Amid Beads to move into McDonald's downtown building
• Panel: JSD board needs more training, communication with grants
• Murkowski Supports DREAM Act
• Murkowski Votes to End Debate on Repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
• Coeur to pay penalty for unpermitted discharges
• Clarification
• Photo: Making tracks
• JSD budget committee focuses on Strategic Plan
• Egan and Muñoz offer Juneau Chamber a legislature preview
• Police & Fire
• Murkowski: New Tax Law Beneficial to Alaska Native Settlement Trusts
• Tax Forms-Saturday, January 01, 2011
• School District Budget Process Underway
• Photo: Plowing a path to skate
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Bell ringer
• Photo: Rehearsing for tonight
• Alaska Report: Capitol & White House Christmas Tree Lightings
• Thursday
• Wednesday
• Murkowski Seeks Answers from FAA Administrator on Air Shipments of Oxygen in Alaska
• Anchorage Daily News: Murkowski renews query into sex charges against Allen
• Photo: Hitchin' a ride downtown
• UAF, USDA could bring grant money to local shrimpers
• Hospital staff recognized for dedication
• Police & Fire
• Santa uses Coast Guard sleigh Liberty for delivery to Southeast communities
• Sen. Begich Announces 2011 Service Academy Nominations
• Murkowski Comments on DOE Critical Minerals Strategy
• Alaska Congressional Delegation Reception For Visiting Alaska Natives Attending White House Tribal Leadership Conference
• Murkowski Comments on Senate Passage of the Tax Package Agreement
• Rep. Young Commends Governor On Decision To File Suit
• Rep. Young Praises Decision To Proceed With Knik Arm Bridge
• Missed it? Podcast it-Monday, January 01, 2007
• Angoon leader concludes Sealaska lecture series with historical bombardment account
• Photo: Making the right adjustments
• LWV gifts suffrage book to public libraries
• Police & Fire
• Photo: 'Yarn snob'
• Bridge Park concepts get direction
• Tuesday
• Bering Sea Cod Co-Op Wins Final Congressional Approval
• Bering Sea Cod Co-Op Wins Final Congressional Approval
• Murkowski Calls for Immediate Release of FERC Study on Renewable Reliability
• Begich Preps for Spotlight With Seat in Leadership
• Bridge to Somewhere: Begich Looks to Mayors to Lessen Partisanship
• House Passes Cod Longline Co-Op Bill
• Murkowski Announces 2010 Service Academy Nominees
• Photos: 'Nutcracker' features local, outside talent
• Photo: Tree tiedown
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Triple dog day
• USCG Chiefs treat senior citizens to holiday feast
• FY2011 Submission of Appropriations for FY 2011 National Defense Authorization Act Conference
• FY2011 Submission of Appropriations for 2011 Appropriations Bill
• Monday
• Alaska Delegation Seeks Timely Resolution of NPR-A Permitting Issue
• Nugget Falls trail nears completion
• Court rejects Miller's election challenge
• Photo: Fairy amazing
• Photo: Tip off time at TMHS
• Police & Fire
• University of Alaska adopts new tuition rates
• New education commissioner to live in Juneau
• Murkowski seeks to lift injunction
• Southeast students match minds in Robot Jamboree
• Photo: Skinning the slope
• High school mourns beloved math teacher
• Broken water main hits Archives
• Police & Fire
• Corrections
• Photo: A light workday
• Friday
• Senate Democrats Urge Vote to Strengthen Social Security Instead of Giving Bonus Tax Cuts to Those Making Over $1 Million a Year
• Designated floodplain areas to change in new FEMA maps
• City cautious on Fisherman's Bend/Andrew's Marina
• Hoonah woman medevaced to Bartlett Regional Hospital
• IPHC defends quota decrease plan
• Photo: A window wonderland
• Police & Fire
• Governor, first lady welcome Juneau into their home
• Begich Supports ‘Doc Fix’ for Medicare and TRICARE
• Thursday
• Some Native donations may not be so Native
• Judge sets status hearing for alleged Hoonah officers' killer
• Photo: Christmas at the Governor's Mansion
• Police & Fire
• Mesa Grill continues serving hot food in cold weather
• Whale statue project prepares for last phase
• Daisy Bell set to help with avalanche safety
• Wednesday
• 2010 Holiday Message
• 2010 Holiday Message
• Murkowski Statement on Don't Ask, Don't Tell
• Native leader explains Tlingit education's relevance for all societies
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Admiring sculptures
• Halibut commission recommends further Area 2C quota cuts
• Begich Encouraged by EPA’s Request to Delay Boiler MACT Rule Implementation
• Thune-Begich Legislation Clarifying "Red Flags Rule" Passes House
• Tuesday
• Begich Remembers Pearl Harbor Day
• Families in Transition Program Distributing FREE Coats from Operation Warm
• Begich Urges Joe Miller to Give Up Election Challenge
• Photo: Playing the favorites
• Photo: Making a safe landing
• Window wonderment amazes young, old alike
• Monday
• Diabetic Half-Centurion Celebrates with Book
• Trail conditions
• Police & Fire
• Juneau's newest Americans welcomed in naturalization ceremony
• Photo: Santa, what does an 11 month old want?
• Fisherman's Bend/Andrew's Marina offered to the city
• Judge allows Murkowski to participate in Senate election case
• Photo: Attack analysis
• Alaska unemployment tax rates to rise
• Trial date nears for alleged shooter of Hoonah officers
• Police & Fire
• Photos: Hooked on blues
• Fourteen Senators Urge Swift Action on Nation's Fiscal Challenges
• Begich Reaction to Korean Trade Agreement
• Friday
• Alaskan Brewing turns 24, has big plans for 2011
• Princess announces new fishing cruises
• Operation Santa Claus brings 'Joy to the world' for Hoonah
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Dzantik'i raises money for Movember
• Photo: Snowball came out 'smaller than expected'
• City budget on track for 2011 fiscal year
• Begich Welcomes “Painful but Courageous” Recommendations of Debt Commission
• Photo: Along for the snowy ride
• Police & Fire
• Hooker Jr. to perform four shows beginning tonight
• Many drivers waiting until the last minute for snow tires
• Photo: Certifying results
• Spokesman: 'We proved ... that we owned it'
• Photo: Keeping 'Imagination' alive
• Murkowski Comments on Deficit Commission’s Report
• 12-1 "I Believe in America"
• Wednesday
• Murkowski Comments on Interior’s Decision for Offshore Development
• Begich Cheers Interior Announcement to Clear the Way for Beaufort Sea Oil and Gas Development
• City extends senior citizen sales tax exemption to same sex couples
• Begich Votes “No” on Attempt to Ban Earmarks
• Photo: Almost ready to open
• Robert DeArmond: Local journalist, historian dies
• Photos: Barefoot rocks JDHS auditorium
• 2 missing hunters found safe
• Police & Fire
• Governor's annual open house set for Dec. 8
• Photo: Showing off 'Mona'
• Thune-Begich Legislation Clarifying "Red Flags Rule" Passes Senate
• Tuesday
• Murkowski Votes Against Earmarks Ban
• Alaska Peace Officers help with Hoonah police memorial fund
• Police & Fire
• Photos: Westie roundup
• Artist: 'I love being creative'
• Murkowski to Vote for Repeal of Tax Burden in Health Care Law
• Begich Statement on President’s Federal Pay Freeze Proposal
• Monday
• Public Market packs in shoppers
• Police & Fire
• Juneau shoppers turn out for Black Friday deals
• Photo: Whatcha lookin' at?
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Awaiting delivery
• Downtown parking ready for change
• Anonymous donor gives Thanksgiving to Juneau's needy
• Photo: First docking in Gustavus
• Time for tires and studs
• SEARHC help line available for holidays, times of stress
• Police & Fire
• Glacier Valley cheers Heagy
• Photo: Pie sale to help preschoolers
• Winter arrives in Juneau
• Hoonah police department close to full strength
• 18 Juneau residents still owed tax refunds
• Police & Fire
• Hoonah resident sentenced to 40 years in prison
• Mystery donor bestows new cultural objects to Sealaska
• Photos: Warming up the first freeze
• Correction
• Efforts to stop Bart Lake leaks fail
• City abandons attempts to get waste permit
• Food charities say demand is up
• Police and fire
• Photo: Holiday prep
• Tuesday - Anchorage
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Experiments head into space
• Retired Supreme Court judge back behind the Juneau bench
• Rep. Young Condemns Ill-conceived Legislation Introduced by Colleague
• Photo: A glow on Gold Ridge
• Jail-themed drive rakes in nearly 7 tons of food
• Nave makes it official
• Spirit of Romeo rises over old roaming grounds
• Police & Fire
• Ervin omnibus hearing rescheduled
• Murkowski Statement on Loss of Air Force Pilot
• Juneau School District faces $4-6M deficit
• Cruise ship docks to see borehole drilling
• City picks up three awards
• Kokotovich hearing rescheduled
• Memorial service for Romeo this Saturday
• Municipal leaders told state needs a big gas pipeline
• Police & Fire
• Photos: Double checking
• Begich Keeps DoD Focus on Alaska Military
• Friday
• Murkowski: Native American Challenge Act Heads to Senate
• Alaska municipal officers learn about renewable energy
• 'Postvention' plan in the works
• Photo: RoboCop
• Husband and wife elected ANB, ANS grand presidents
• Alaska sitting pretty
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Last of the count
• Photos: A wild, windy day
• Thursday
• Begich Introduces Legislation to Stop “Frankenfish”
• Congressman Young Addresses Forum On Bed Bugs
• Murkowski Opposes an Earmark Ban
• Photo: Keeping up with the youth of Alaska
• Frightful drivers need to be delightful in bad weather
• Couer d'Alene's Wheeler wins award from miners association
• Boone takes over helm of Valley Tesoro
• Fish & Game release 2009 halibut estimates and 2010 projections
• Police & Fire
• Wednesday
• Begich Pushes Expanded Benefits for National Guard & Reserve, Disabled Service Members & Surviving Spouses
• AML set to begin conference Wednesday
• Murkowski Recognizes American Education Week
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Trail turmoil
• A new look at an old battle
• Senate battle draws interest from national, international media
• Murkowski takes lead in Senate race
• Tuesday
• Murkowski Congratulates New President of Alyeska Pipeline Service Co.
• Begich Supports Alaska’s Fair Share of Federal Funding
• Rep. Young Applauds Confirmation Of Admiral Barrett
• Photo: Election count verification
• Heagy named state Teacher of the Year
• Police & Fire
• The new guy on the beat
• Monday
• Begich Named to Leadership Position
• Police & Fire
• Red Dog owner challenges city's assessment methods
• Photo: Early morning construction
• Paganini's on paper
• Photos: Veterans day
• Police & Fire
• No day off for Discovery Preschool staff
• ABA Hall of Fame inductee reflects on long career in radio
• VA Outreach Clinic honored to serve veterans
• Wednesday - Anchorage
• District organization sees own improvement in evaluation
• Airport eagles' nest will be moved more quickly
• Police & Fire
• Photo: It's beginning to look a lot like - well, you know ...
• KTOO manager joins ABA Hall of Fame
• Crash Course: Characters / the reader-writer edition-Saturday, November 20, 2010
• Thanksgiving Holiday Closures-Thursday, November 25, 2010
• Poetry Out Loud-Wednesday, January 12, 2011
• 2010 AFN Convention
• Electronic Collections Use Survey-Tuesday, November 09, 2010
• November 2010 Alaska Report
• Sen. Begich Veterans Day Message
• District to Hold Organizational Assessment Information Sessions
• DOT will discuss Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program in Ketchikan
• TMHS students reflect on Alaska Business Week
• Foundations focus funds for philanthropic feats
• Three Sector Juneau Guardsmen honored for innovation
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Randy Wanamaker acknowledged
• Photo: Monday's rain spawns rainbow over the river
• Measure to eliminate jewelry tax cap shot down
• Yaakoosge Daakahidi gets high praise from commission
• Adaptation Book>Film Club-Wednesday, November 10, 2010
• Tuesday - Anchorage
• Sen. Murkowski Issues Veterans Day Message
• Organizational Assessment Evaluates Juneau’s School District
• Portland-based artist to lead slideshow today
• Photo: Prepping for the season
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Late bloomer
• School district sees unusual amount of older students returning
• Senior, disabled vet hardship exemption language gets narrower
• Native voters, corporations provide key Murkowski support
• Photo: Popular spot for art
• Public meeting to be held Dec. 2
• Police & Fire
• Photos: Sprucing up downtown
• Bald eagles, bears and ... bats?
• Schizophrenic hears demons, aliens, rap songs
• News From Senator Begich; November 8th, 2010: Take Time Out to Honor Veterans
• Monday
• Photo: Fort Hood remembrance
• Police & Fire
• Ferry Aurora's windlass motor being repaired
• Photos: Getting new gear at the ski swap
• National Heritage Month: Professor discusses warfare in ancient Tlingit times
• Students spend night in cold to support homeless peers
• Assembly chooses top 10 priorities for the year
• Thursday
• Friday
• Photo: 19,000 pounds of wood pellets
• Photo: Waiting through the snow
• Police & Fire
• Bartlett looks at future with health care reform
• Kensington mine: Coeur reports strong numbers
• Photo: Engine failure causes Aurora to dock
• Bail set for man accused of seven assaults
• Tuesday
• Wednesday
• 11-4 KTVA: View From the Hill
• Juneau man receives suspended sentence for hunting violations
• Sen. Murkowski: Action on Emissions Possible with EPA Preemption
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Napping in the library
• Tailgating drivers cause separate multiple-car traffic accidents Tuesday
• A win for Parnell where Republicans usually fare poorly
• Foundation grows donations, recognizes philanthropists
• City looks to tighten hardship exemption
• Begich Statement on Election Results
• Op-Ed: More tribal support one answer to suicide epidemic
• Hunger Banquet @ TMHS
• Photo: Casting their votes
• Police & Fire
• Financial strategist advises against 'following the herd' when investing
• House of Representatives: Young heading back for 20th term
• Photo: Excited over the outcome
• Write-in list draws little interest among Juneau voters
• Photo: Checking out the voting action
• Elections workers ready for challenge of write-in election
• Photo: Lone leaves left, last leaving like the wind
• Valley's old Army buildings may be demolished
• Police & Fire
• Hunter's plea hearing moved to Wednesday
• Photo: 'Tis suddenly the season
• Alaska broadband rates well above national average
• Photos: Last-minute championing
• Guilty plea expected today in Myers hunting violations
• JYS youth artists display healing work
• Photo: Pumpkin reading
• Juneau's unopposed delegation outlines their agendas
• Judges on the ballot as well as politicians
• Photo: Scary coffee
• Police & Fire
• Photos: Humane Halloween
• Photo: Taming dragons
• Berkowitz changes direction on oil industry
• Johnson, challenged by cancer, emerges as a survivor
• Local artist teaches Native crafts to students
• Burns tapped as Citizen of the Year by Juneau Chamber
• Coast Guardsman Gassan risks life to save another
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Meet and greet
• Sealaska board approves shareholder payments
• Bar association tries to tackle homelessness issue
• Palin on the national scene to stay, UAS prof says
• Allen Marine set to enter overnight cruise business
• Photo: Serviceman honored
• City boards conflict on ideas for Bridge Park
• Police and fire
• Juneau man commits suicide
• Photo: Smoky skies
• Direct fish marketplace could be upcoming option
• Photo: Splash bath
• Coalition to support discrimination, hate crime victims proposed
• USCG maritime enforcement officer Palmer receives enlisted honor
• Juneau man accused of gun threat arraigned
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Picking up piles
• Feds to fund street paving
• Advisory committee addresses seat holder criteria
• Couple wins suit against ANB, Spirit Village
• Hobbyist restores swamped troller
• Murkowski Raises Concerns Over Obama Administration’s Warning That It May Not Support Renewal of Secure Rural Schools Program
• VA Investigation Finds Hundreds of Alaska Veterans Traveling to Lower 48 for Health Care Treatment
• Police & Fire
• Bartlett HR assessment complete, moving forward
• Sealaska switches boiler system to pellet power
• JPD arrests assault suspect
• Students get involved with Red Ribbon Week
• Photo: A&P fire
• Rookery opens Nov. 1 Seward Street
• News From Senator Begich; October 25th, 2010: Connecting with Alaskans Across the State
• Police & Fire
• Deadline Looms for Spirit of Community Applications
• Alaska State Museum Features 'Great Alaska Games Show'
• Deadlines Near for Poetry Out Loud Registration
• Art and Writing Competition Open to Grades 7-12
• Writing Contest Available to Students in Grades 4-12
• Photo: Ripple effect
• Photo: Red Ribbon Week
• Project funding moves forward
• Ron Miller to head redistricting board
• Rep. Young Receives Denali Award
• Police and fire
• Photo: Hangin' in there
• Photos: Mahler's Resurrection
• Photo: Catching the wind
• Begich Gets an “A” From Iraq & Afghanistan Veterans
• Murkowski Address to Alaska Federation of Natives (AFN) Convention
• Morning vehicle rollovers prompt JPD warnings
• Photo: Sandy Beach white caps
• Assembly to hold public hearings on funding for projects
• JPD seeks information on hit-and-run
• Panel takes next step towards wastewater report for DEC
• Redistricting board selects top staff
• Kake man held in Juneau jail was distraught over brother's passing
• Police & Fire
• Young man accused of indecent exposure is schizophrenic
• Alaska, Juneau employment rates slightly higher
• New VA clinic opens downtown
• Friday - Fairbanks
• Grants could lead to creation of snowmobile trail
• Photo: Ripples
• Wastewater talks continue today
• Police and fire
• Man arrested for domestic violence assault against female roommate
• Best Fall Foliage 2010 in Alaska
• Thursday - Fairbanks
• Photo: Moving indoors for the winter
• Wednesday - Ketchikan
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Leaping for lunch
• Man arrested in exposure incident
• Wolf Week has special meaning in Southeast
• Photo: Quack attack
• Former JDHS coach found guilty of sexual assault
• Tuesday - Juneau
• Juneau airport terminal readies for completion
• Police & Fire
• New tax form will prepare employers this year for 2011 requirements
• The Hearing Center to donate part of proceeds from new device to breast cancer research
• District puts education equity at forefront
• JDHS House Build Project 2009-2010
• Ted Stevens Mountain, Ice Field Signed Into Law
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Hunting heron
• JSD will hold college and career fair Friday
• New school board members to be sworn
• Photo: Partaking in pancakes
• Beard's original Yakutat gold claims may not pan out
• Monday - Sitka
• Ted Stevens Mountain, Ice Field Signed Into Law
• Juneau researchers publish book on seaweeds
• Sitka man arrested for felony vehicle theft
• 'Precipitation' in place at parking garage
• New assemblywomen sworn in
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Bye bye buoy
• 2010 Women's Health Forum provides connection for women and resources
• Eagles nest at airport site may be moved
• Anderson: Portion of city code violates state constitution
• Jury hears closing arguments in Hamey case
• Children, seniors to get new protections
• Students get mix of plants, culture in Biology
• Police & Fire
• Princess Cruises to add Juneau ship
• JPD investigator takes stand in sexual assault trial
• MDA arrests more than $10K from 'prisoners'
• Bridge park, seawalk project moves forward
• Photo: Crocodiles in class
• Two Southeast trails could be restored with grant money
• Juneau man falls to death in Minneapolis
• Charges against Clark formally dropped
• Sponsor signs may be headed for city parks
• AEL&P: Diesel costs for power outage won't affect bills
• Emotional testimony by alleged victim in sexual assault trial
• Police & Fire
• Federal Experts to Help with Anchorage Homelessness
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Today's Featured Survivor: Helen Sarabia
• Photo: Perfecting the craft
• Police & Fire
• High winds lead to runaway boat
• Juneau Travelodge earns company's highest honor
• 2010 a difficult year for tourist businesses
• School district programs in place to address bullying
• Wind brings tree down on AEL&P lines
• What are you dressing up as for Halloween?
• 10-7 KTVA: View From the Hill
• News From Senator Begich; October 12, 2010: Alaskans Speak Up About Issues Affecting Them
• Begich Disappointed Administration Still Not Addressing Arctic Drilling
• Alaska Awarded $9.3 Million for Community Health Centers
• Photo: This Day in History
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Today's Featured Survivor: Sue Kocyba
• Police & Fire
• Clark to seek return of law license
• Vote NO raised more last-minute, total contributions for Prop 2
• Photos: Wind turbine installed at Coast Guard station
• If you were a Professional Wrestler, what would your ring name be?
• Photos: Preparing for next season
• Police & Fire
• Photos: Friday concert at Floyd Dryden
• Photo: Peeking through the clouds
• Principal starts 'Pink Shirt Thursdays' at JDHS
• Feds to drop charges against Clark
• 2010 Municipal Election unofficial results
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Today's Featured Survivor
• Police & Fire
• Thursday
• CBJ Municipal Election Results - Friday - Oct 8 Count with Absentee and Questioned Ballots
• Corrections
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Termination dust
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month, today's featured survivor: Raemel Davis
• Photo: Future firefighters
• Douglas earns spot in 4-H Hall of Fame
• Conservative star Miller ran as a moderate before
• Wednesday - Anchorage
• This morning, in Fairbanks!
• A few of our staff and volunteers caught up with Anchorage Mayor Dan Sullivan at our Muse art auction yesterday. Great to talk with everyone who came out, and congratulations on those of you who walked away with some great Alaskan art.
• Check out our caravan in Eagle River!
• Thank you Alaska for your dedication, for your support, and for your votes. As of about half an hour ago, Mead Treadwell has been declared the winner of the Republican primary election for Lieutenant Governor. It's been a grueling race and we are ex
• Late this morning at Parnell HQ.
• Speaking with public radio early this afternoon with Gov. Parnell.
• Begich Highlights Value of Social Security to Alaskans
• Begich Welcomes Kenai LNG Plant Export License Extension
• SEARHC honors advocates
• Photo: Taking advantage of the weather
• Police & Fire
• Sealaska Heritage Institute receives donation of recordings of Native elders
• Forum to explore "The Possibility of Peace"
• Photo: A spawning salmon makes a splash
• Begich Questions State Department on Gun Ban
• Second Douglas crossing put on back burner
• I encourage all of our supporters to change their profile photos to our campaign sign below. Just click on the photo to view it at a large size, right-click on the photo and save it to your desktop, and then upload the photo as your own profile shot. We
• Office is packed with volunteers for Hawaiian night! Stop by sometime and join in the fun!
• Wow, what a van!
• Where is your favorite place to hike in Juneau?
• Police & Fire
• Alaskan Brewing's downtown depot a hit in Year 1
• Day Of Caring helps SE Alaska United Way kick off its 2010 campaign
• Photo: Just passing through
• JPD pursuit of van ends with 3 in custody
• Blackout affects 80 percent of Juneau
• 2010 Juneau municipal elections: Unofficial results
• Ervin pleads not guilty to sexual abuse charges
• Propositions 1 and 3: Auke Bay measure passes, charter commission fails
• City Assembly: Crane leads Brown at night's end
• School board: Poole, Thurston easily win seats
• Proposition 2: No bridge to North Douglas
• Tuesday - Bethel
• Are you planning on voting next week?
• The summer is already drawing to a close. Labor Day is fast approaching. What does this mean to you?
• How many hours per week do you work?
• What is the most interesting thing you learned this week?
• How did you spend your summer vacation?
• What are you going to do with your PFD?
• Correction
• Police & Fire
• Officer indicted by grand jury on alleged sexual abuse of minor
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Featured Survivor: Rosa Miller
• Pelican Seafoods plant foreclosed by city
• Mendenhall iceberg makes its way to Washington
• George Rogers, Architect of Alaska's statehood, dies at 93
• Monday - Anchorage
• What do you think the Sidewalk Poll question should be for next week?
• Police & Fire
• Empire looking for local breast cancer survivors
• Photos: Slowly sinking
• Lloyd reflects as he prepares to leave office
• Begich Holds Veterans Listening Session in Bethel
• Corrections
• Empire looking for local breast cancer survivors
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Set to take on the world
• Public can comment on proposed salmon stocking program
• Preliminary engineering to continue at Statter Harbor, DeHarts Marina
• Maroney sentencing for Lacey Act violations postponed due to weather
• Downtown residents, businesses to get voice back
• Carnival sees Alaska profits rebounding
• Teacher of the Year Finalist: Music helps kids discover how to make their mark
• Bears sticking around Mendenhall
• Bartlett defends HR department, review
• Jury selection to begin for former JDHS coach
• Police & Fire
• Former Thane camp manager charged
• Baranof Hotel to change ownership
• Empire looking for local breast cancer survivors
• Photo: Lunchtime at the glacier
• Begich Education Legislation Pushes Innovation, Science, Math
• ETHAN BERKOWITZ FAILS TO TACKLE ALASKA’S GREATEST CHALLENGES
• Police members honored at annual banquet
• School board candidates discuss budgeting, pensions
• Candidates differ on economic development, other strategies
• Future likely to exceed expectations for Kensington Mine
• Alaskan Brewing gives early donation to Glory Hole
• Congressman Young Introduces Legislation to Enhances the Use of Sea Otter Pelts for Subsistence Purp
• Alaska Provisions Included in Coast Guard Bill
• Begich Praises Pending Appointment of Former Alaskan as Top White House Aide
• Begich Comment on Administration’s New Drilling Requirements
• Thursday
• House Passes Legislation Naming Mountain and Ice Field in Honor of Stevens
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Dodging rain downtown
• Photo: Cleaning up for the winter
• Kensington Gold Mine opens with a flourish
• Begich Opposes Democratic Senators’ Efforts to Ban ANWR Development
• Kantishna Micro-Hydro Bill Brought Before Energy Committee
• Wrangell Hospital Secures $20 million Construction Loan
• Wednesday
• Rep. Young Introduces Bill To Establish Regulatory Review
• Wells Fargo advisors help private business
• Airport hires new advertising company
• Photos: Last cruise ships of the year
• Police & Fire
• 'Culture of Fear' lingers at Bartlett hospital
• Oxeye daisies didn't stand a chance
• Begich Leads Fight Against Genetically-Engineered Salmon
• Alaska to Receive $1.6 million to Expand Primary Care Workforce
• Tuesday
• Delegation Announces Grants to Alaska Programs
• News From Senator Begich; September 27, 2010: Correction
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Surrounding the garden
• Reel Rock Film Tour finishes tour in town tonight
• Village Public Safety Officers train in Juneau
• Juneau People's Power Project wins role
• Thane Campground shooting resolved
• Photo: Bridge construction underway
• News From Senator Begich; September 27, 2010: Working to Move Alaska Forward
• Monday
• PARNELL ASKS WALKER SUPPORTERS TO JOIN FIGHT FOR ALASKA
• GOVERNOR QUESTIONS BERKOWITZ’S COMMITMENT TO PRIVATE SECTOR GROWTH
• Saturday- Anchorage
• Sunday
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Teddy bear haircut
• Photo: Deflagging Egan Drive
• UAF innovation competition seeks applicants from Southeast
• Juneau attorney Nave appointed to judgeship
• 'Ultimate Sacrifice' honored at firefighters memorial
• We hosted a rally at Campaign HQ today. Come down and volunteer anytime: 2604 Fairbanks St. in Anch
• Today is Make it McAdams Monday (or as we like to call it McMonday). Show your support three ways:
• Our brand new campaign ad that will air statewide this Wed, Sept 29!
• Begich Urges Tougher Spill Laws to National Oil Spill Commission
• Murkowski focuses on only Miller in a three-way race
• UA Regents reject call for tuition increase
• Police & Fire
• Photo: It's a bike, it's a car, it's both
• Photo: Cleanliness is next to dogliness
• PARNELL WELCOMES NRA ENDORSEMENT
• Police & Fire
• SAFE and Vote NO square off in debate on Proposition 2
• PARNELL TAKES AIM AT WALKER FOR BEING ONE ISSUE CANDIDATE
• Parnell Squares Off With Opponents Twice in One Day
• Rep. Young Introduces Bill To Reduce Project Delivery Times
• 9-23 KTVA: View From the Hill
• 9-23 KTVA: View From the Hill
• JSD Budget Committee Recruitment
• Bill To Amend Tribal Self-Governance Act Passes By Voice Vote
• Rep. Young Comments On the Six Month Anniversary of ObamaCare
• Begich Receives Distinguished Membership in Honor Society
• School board candidates: more community involvement needed
• Photo: Teddy-bear dog
• JPD officer arraigned on alleged sex abuse of minor
• Assembly candidates weigh in on issues
• Regents hear student and parent complaints about tuition increases
• Glory Hole kitchen up and running again
• Juneau teacher a finalist for state teacher of the year
• Vote No group: Crossing through refuge will have significant impact
• Photo: 414-feet of fun
• Police & Fire
• Glory Hole kitchen shut down by health department
• How does your garden grow?
• UAS Students protest tuition hikes
• What is your favorite summertime activity?
• Panel: Education needs to prepare students for global workforce
• What advice do you have for the graduating class of 2010?
• How often do you ride your bicycle?
• Do you look both ways before you cross the street?
• What did you eat for breakfast today?
• How are you taking advantage of the longest days of the year?
• Which state ferry is your favorite, and why?
• Starting next year, XTRATUFs will no longer be made in the U.S. What do you think?
• What is the worst book you have ever read?
• Health Care Report Calls for Payment Reform in Alaska
• Thursday
• Voter Pamphlet On-Line - October 5 Municipal Election
• Senators Support Kantishna Micro Hydro Project
• Begich Meets with Shinseki on Agent Orange, other issues
• Wednesday
• Begich Amendment Strengthens Eielson Air Force Base
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Downtown practical joke
• City tightens no-smoking ordinance
• New health care provisions will have an effect on businesses
• Gas pipeline experts say a big pipe is needed
• Tuesday
• Photo: Listen to the rules
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Photo finish
• League of Women Voters to host forum on Prop. 2
• City cruise ship docks to be on floating berths
• 'Romeo' trial delayed
• DEC: Recalled crab reached Juneau stores
• Vote No group formed on Douglas Crossing
• Workshops kick off 51st state chamber gathering
• Police & Fire
• Students experience Alaska Supreme Court firsthand
• Hikers did the right thing in ridge mishap
• Jobless rate holds steady
• Saturday- Anchorage
• Sunday- Girdwood
• Monday
• Students to launch to top of aviation education
• Photo: Checking the line
• Alaska Supreme Court hears smoking ban case
• JPD arrests man on assault charges after standoff
• City assembly to choose cruise ship dock project plan
• Downtown McDonald's to close at the end of the year
• Photo: New parking pond
• Police & Fire
• Funding freezes Arctic Winter Games out of Juneau
• TREADWELL TO TALK JOBS AND FAMILIES IN TALKEETNA
• Absentee Voting for the CBJ Municipal Election Begins Monday, September 20, 2010
• Murkowski: Administration Awards $5 Million for Yukon Salmon Disaster Assistance
• Begich Welcomes $23.5 Million for Alaska Education
• Correction
• Decision on Arctic Games to head to City Assembly
• Kensington Mine: Exploratory drilling shows promise, Coeur says
• Photo: A-hunting we will go
• Police & Fire
• Pickup crashes into downtown house
• Photo: Duck hunt
• JSD graduation rate down 7 percent, report states
• Juneau police officer charged with sexual abuse of minor
• Miller says Murkowski will lose seniority if she wins write-in
• Miller, McAdams debate state's future leadership
• Rep. Young Comments On Relief Funds For Yukon Fishermen
• Disaster Relief Available Soon for Yukon Salmon Fishermen
• Friday
• Thursday
• Murkowski Testifies on Proposed Reduction in Mail Delivery
• Murkowski: Mountain, Ice Field Named in Honor of Stevens
• Hello Petersburg! Visited my elementary school and had a great chat with Joe from APRN yesterday. I
• 9-1 Alaska Report
• 9-15 Flat, Fair, Simplified Tax
• 9-15 Flat, Fair, Simplified Tax
• Corrections
• Bartlett receives recognition
• Police & Fire
• Students to get front row seat to Supreme Court hearings
• Photo: One-legged siesta
• Next Generation school plan not working as hoped
• Photo: A new way to cross the creek
• Courtesy of Clark James Mishler
• TREADWELL TO FACE CHALLENGER BENSON TWICE THURSDAY
• Begich Supports Small Business Jobs Act
• Begich Presses Obama on OCS Development Plan
• Hey, it was great to have such a warm and enthusiastic welcome from folks in Fairbanks. Can't
• Untitled
• PARNELL WELCOMES WALKER, SUPPORTERS
• Sen. Begich Statement on 9th Anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001
• Wednesday
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Family time on dike trail
• State Chamber prepping for conference, trade show in Juneau
• Parent opinion mixed on school satisfaction
• Students clamoring for Challenge Day at all high schools
• Downtown fire causes estimated $30,000 in damage
• Governor Parnell Speech to Fairbanks Republicans
• My wonderful family
• Tuesday
• Alaska Defense and Security Priorities Highlighted in Defense Bill
• Proposition 1: General Obligation Bonds - Auke Bay Elementary School
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Digging for rest
• Harborview students should be in early to eat breakfast
• School to review public opinion, student achievement
• Imagination Library looks to expand in area
• Airplane has landing gear issues, makes emergency landing
• Photo: Napping by the lake
• Photo: Passing into fall
• Accused Hoonah shooter arraigned in Juneau court
• PARNELL KICKS OFF 10-DEBATE SCHEDULE IN KENAI
• News From Senator Begich; September 14, 2010: Growing Alaska Small Business; Supporting OCS Suit; Al
• Alaska Public Libraries, Rural Alaska Get Big Technology Boost
• Begich Pushes to Repeal IRS Requirement on Small Business
• Glacier Bay park gets new leader
• Historic maps back in Alaska
• Hiker rescued from Ebner Falls
• Juneau Public Library Blog-Monday, January 01, 2007
• I encourage all of our supporters to change their profile photos to our campaign sign below. Just c
• I was able to talk to many of the folks who attended the gun show earlier this August. I'm pro
• "Alaska speaks loud and clear: Mead Treadwell would make an EXCELLENT Lieutenant Governor.&quo
• Wow, what a van!
• "Alaska's economy is in a very dangerous place. We have to stand up and fight for our fut
• This morning, in Fairbanks!
• A few of our staff and volunteers caught up with Anchorage Mayor Dan Sullivan at our Muse art aucti
• Check out our caravan in Eagle River!
• Thank you Alaska for your dedication, for your support, and for your votes. As of about half an hou
• PARNELL SETS FULL DEBATE SCHEDULE WITH TEN FORUMS
• Late this morning at Parnell HQ.
• Monday
• Speaking with public radio early this afternoon with Gov. Parnell.
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Exploring at a young age
• Photos: Fundraising for Alaskan Culture Center
• Police & Fire
• Locals turn out to remember those killed on 9/11
• Unique music program spreads to Juneau starting with paper violins
• Alleged Hoonah shooter indicted by grand jury
• 'Curves'-vacious women making waves at the glacier
• Murkowski Praises Placement of Volcano Monitoring Equipment in Dillingham
• Murkowski Says Too Much Risk in Modified Fish; Encourages Public Comment
• Murkowski Welcomes Support for Hydro Energy Projects
• Murkowski Joins Governor in Calling for Immediate End to De Facto Moratorium
• Correction
• City to collect old meds
• Police and Fire
• Photo: Honor convoy
• Halibut numbers keep going down
• Photo: A brief respite
• KTUU: Begich, Murkowski agree on need for oil spill legislation
• 8-30 Kotzebue & Nome
• Delegation Announces Grants and Contracts to Alaska Programs
• Associated Press: Dozens of dignitaries attend Stevens' funeral
• Ketchikan Daily News: Murkowski Talking Timber
• News From Senator Begich; August 30, 2010: Alaska Interests; Kotzebue & Nome; Offshore Developme
• Resources Committee Holds Hearing On Longline Fishery Co-op
• Murkowski Questions Apparent Decision by Obama Administration Not to Prosecute Bill Allen on Child S
• Sen. Murkowski Comments on Airplane Crash Near Dillingham
• Tuesday- Anchorage
• Rep. Young Pleased By Additional F-22’s Headed For Elmendorf
• Murkowski Comments at Bureau of Ocean Energy Management Field Hearing on Offshore Development
• Sen. Murkowski’s Statement on Plane Crash That Claimed the Life of Sen. Ted Stevens
• Soldotna, Sitka & Juneau Hospitals Benefit from Begich Amendment
• A Statement From Rep. Young On The C-17 Crash
• Police & Fire
• Murkowski Bill to Benefit National Law Enforcement Museum Signed Into Law
• Begich Statement on Sen. Lisa Murkowski
• Rep. Young Announces Funding For Alaska In Military Construction/Veterans Affairs Appropriations
• Photo: Capturing the beauty
• Senate Convenes Thursday to Honor the Late Ted Stevens
• 9-1 Alaska Report
• Rep. Young Secures Funding For Alaska In Transportation Appropriations Bill
• Health care reform provides a little extra for Juneau, SEARHC
• Anchorage Daily News: Lisa and Frank Murkowski mourn Ted Stevens
• Wednesday
• Rep. Young Introduces Bill To Amend Clean Water Act
• Blueberry festival gives students wild experience
• Fairbanks Daily News-Miner: Fellow politicians remember Ted Stevens
• Mat-Su Valley to Get New Primary Care Clinic
• A Statement From The Office Of Congressman Young
• HUD implements second round of NSP grants
• Murkowski Announces Relocation of Fairbanks Field Office
• Thursday
• Statement From Rep. Young On The Dillingham Plane Crash
• Professor offers community suicide intervention workshop
• Senate Approves Resolution Honoring Ted Stevens
• Friday
• Rep. Young Applauds Signing of HB 210
• The good in Hoonah
• Senate Passes Murkowski’s Airborne Day Resolution
• Wednesday
• Tuesday- Anchorage
• Memorial service for Tokuoka, Wallace fills Hoonah's hearts
• Anchorage: Remarks to World Trade Center Alaska
• Begich Says “Frankenfish” Unacceptable
• Wednesday- Anchorage
• Thursday
• Thursday- Anchorage
• Murkowski Address to World Trade Center Alaska
• Begich Supports Governor’s Efforts to End OCS Moratorium
• 8-26 KTVA: View From The Hill
• Alaska Public Radio Network: Murkowski: “Ted Was Alaska”
• First Early Release THIS Monday - September 13!
• Friday- Anchorage
• Fairbanks Daily News-Miner: Dignitaries remember Ted Stevens’ achievements, goals at former se
• Murkowski Resolution Designating Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Day Passes Senate
• Monday- Anchorage
• Treadwell Statement on Governor's OCS Lawsuit
• KTUU: 'Ted Stevens was Alaska'
• Officer's remains, honor flag arrive in Juneau
• CCF/R - Fallen Firefighters Memorial Service, Sunday, Sept. 26, 2010, 1pm, Centennial Hall
• Parnell posts clear win at Kodiak debate
• Honest Abe: Open Season Misinformation
• POLL: PARNELL HAS 60% OF THE PRIMARY VOTE
• Alaskan contributions point to Parnell victory
• Frontiersman: GOP ticket in Valley
• Clarification
• Photo: Showing off their projects
• State Board of Education to meet this week in Palmer
• Police & Fire
• Aurubis AG to purchase half of Kensington Mine's gold
• Notice of Regular Municipal Election - October 5, 2010
• JPD looks into mailbox vandalism
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Keeping their agility up
• Photo: Fundraising through litter
• Photos: Labor Day kite flying on Sandy Beach
• Officers' remains to stop in Juneau before trip to Hoonah
• Bering's bust proves a hit in Sitka
• Leaders focus on workers' issues at Labor Day picnic
• Free preschool offered through JSD, Tlingit & Haida Head Start
• Gastineau to lose a teacher, Auke Bay gains
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Another phase complete
• FIRST LEGO League gearing up
• Dispatch keeps JPD on the move
• Notice of Regular Municipal Election - October 5, 2010
• Police & Fire
• Woman reports attack after offering ride
• Photo: Two become one?
• Slain Hoonah officers' faith shaped their lives
• New film class focuses on people
• New dean may help put controversy in past
• Photo: Weighing his options
• Juneau police: Beware the bus zone
• Preparing for disaster
• FREE preschool for 4 year olds!
• Photo: Slow-moving but hyperactive
• Greenlief advances to Senior Chief at USCG Station Juneau
• Police and fire
• Photo: Breaking the ice at UAS
• Students challenged to look at behaviors, connect
• Map may be key to better broadband access
• Police & Fire
• UAS begins classes amidst enrollment boom
• Memorial services set for Wednesday
• Hoonah officer's daughter to attend funeral
• FY11 Adopted and FY12 Approved Budget
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Snack time
• Juneau council's 2009 numbers a mixed bag
• Man charged with murder arraigned in Juneau
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Native 'Jam Session'
• Tlingit 'peace' headpiece now in Juneau museum
• Directors discuss changes at Bartlett at Assembly
• New Gustavus dock opens way for ferry service
• Photo: Move-in day at UAS
• Hoonah suspect surrenders after standoff
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Ketchikan church exhibit
• Photos: Project house finished
• Gardner duo's love for bagpiping leads to Scotland
• Two Hoonah police officers shot, killed; suspect barricaded
• Parnell reappoints two Juneauites to state boards
• Parents concerned about Gastineau
• Docks and Harbors set to increase power fees 20 percent
• Police & Fire
• Photos: Flowers for the teachers
• Unofficial Election Results
• SEARHC names new HR director
• School Summit Feedback
• Police & Fire
• Photo: A cold leap
• Juneau brings aviation safety to the world
• High-speed Internet on its way to rural areas
• Arctic Games committee building momentum
• School district gives report card, gets positive parent input
• Juneau charts its own path in state races
• New faces at local schools
• CBJ Offices and Facilities Closed for Labor Day Holiday Mon. Sept. 6, 2010
• October 5, 2010 CBJ Municipal Election Information
• Alaska Wildlife Alliance forming first independent chapter in Juneau
• Suspicious item causes evacuation of airport
• New sensors on traffic lights keep vehicles moving
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Awaiting their masters return
• Assembly: Auke Bay Elementary to get renovation funds
• Consignment store opens in Foodland
• Internet opening Juneau to scams
• Police & Fire
• Photo: First day jitters
• Local vote totals unavailable Tuesday evening
• Photo: Connecting to the world
• Police & Fire
• Sitka's Steve Bradshaw earns Superintendent of the Year Honors
• Vessel strike likely killed whale near Tenakee Springs
• Assembly candidate withdraws name
• Breakfast, early releases new school initiatives this year
• North Douglas Crossing will be on Oct. 5 ballot
• Photo: Anchored up
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Coasting over the bridge
• Primary voting shows few changes
• Russian doctor presents bust of Bering
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Awaiting the trek
• School board candidate Margo Waring withdraws
• Trail Mix crew takes down attacking bear
• Photos: Fresh caught
• JPD nabs man who may face Colo. murder charges
• Districts' AYP results improving, work remains
• Native art isn't selling like it used to
• $71 million in local docks and harbors improvements in works
• Police & Fire
• Democrats face off for lieutenant governor
• Former JSD student advises district
• JPD investigating infant's death as a 'murder'
• School Summit
• Correction
• Photo: Hands up, Simon said
• Photos: Orientation day at JDHS
• Police & Fire
• SEARHC hospital scores high in satisfaction
• Douglas Causeway garners questions, favorable response
• Stormwater swale project helps detect contaminants
• School website hacked by global hacker group
• Fox News joins Congressman in blasting Census Bureau totem pole
• Photo: Nice day for practice
• Photos: Laying brick downtown
• Judaism meets Jet Li at Douglas synagogue
• Alaska Judicial Council recommends 3 for district court
• Statter Harbor project will receive $500K federal grant
• Photo: First vote
• Ted Quinn crowned as champ of 64th Annual Golden North Salmon Derby
• Police & Fire
• Girl dies from injuries
• 2010-11 Early Release Mondays
• Police & Fire
• Salmon Derby: Unofficial results reveal Quinn takes first place
• Sealaska officially owns 'the pit'
• Photo: Nearing completion
• SAFE Chairman to address logistics of potential North Douglas Causeway
• Hopefuls head to city clerk to file before deadline
• Four look for seats on Board of Education
• Assembly/School Board Candidate Filing Period Now Closed - Click Here for the list of Certified Cand
• Photos: Saturday at the 64th Annual Golden North Salmon Derby
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Enjoying the sounds of the waterfall
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Time to go fishing
• Photo: 2010 Tour of Juneau
• Election filings for Assembly, school board are sparse
• Photo: Sitting out the Salmon Derby
• Police respond to youth suicide
• Police & Fire
• Counterfeiters try new techniques to pass bills at local businesses
• Photo: 'The House Far Away from Home'
• Photo: Good neighbors
• Federal judge rejects Kohring appeal
• Photo: Cold water reaction
• South Franklin tract to be divided, sold
• Police & Fire
• French campaign solicits Juneau's Democrats
• Juneau girl approached in possible sex scam
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Setting up for the season opener
• Empire editor to start work for municipal league
• Assembly agrees to accept state grant for new dock construction
• A longtime champion of fisheries conservation
• Juneau leaders remember Stevens, his legacy
• Photo: Busy at the Point
• Photo: Sprucing up the Capitol
• Police & Fire
• New ferry schedules may boost service to Bellingham
• Commandant visits Juneau: 'This is a real treat'
• Man finds real-life 'glow' stick
• New Student Registration - August 12, 2010
• Photo: Celebrating with a sticker
• Police & Fire
• Jackson family runs for father who got them running
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Flocking together
• Photo: JDHS dominates South
• Juneauites pass on Tea Party
• Oil retrieved from Princess Kathleen wreckage tallied
• Tommy Moose brings sensitivity to emergency work
• Juneau police search for kidnap victim
• 6 schools meet AYP standards
• AEL&P seeks to limit participation in rate review
• Goldbelt execs discuss company's activities
• Photo: Hike hydration
• Photo: Isolated showers
• Hoonah soldier awarded Silver Star
• Photo: Operation Arctic Crossroads
• Police & Fire
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Lemonade and a fan on a sunny day
• 220 years of service
• Assembly committee votes on bridge, school
• Come to the Kinder-Kick Off Celebration!
• 100 Days of Listening - Superintendent Glenn Gelbrich
• The skiing goes on and on…
• DHMS Covered Play Area Grand Opening Celebration
• SchoolVIEW Newsletter
• The new season is underway!
• Volunteers Needed for DHMS Student Presentations!
• Budget Committee Recruitment
• Join JNSC!
• Meet the Thunder Mountain High School Principal Candidates!
• Meetings Canceled Due to Weather
• Valentine’s Day Fun Race at Eaglecrest
• Alaska 2010 State Soccer Championships
• Battle of the Books Schedule
• Tutor.com-Monday, January 01, 2007
• Photo: On second thought ...
• C.A.R.E.S. News
• ListenAlaska-Monday, January 01, 2007
• Body Bronze offers new tanning alternative
• Juneau Achievement Data Mirrors Statewide Gains
• Budget Committee Receives Preliminary FY 2011 Budget
• Will Hobbs-Friday, September 24, 2010
• Police & Fire
• Meet the Finalists for Mendenhall River Community School Principal
• Elizabeth Peratrovich Day Community Events Planned
• Drug Testing Program
• Photo: 'He's a kayak dog'
• JSD Welcomes Jim Hicks to MRCS!
• Voluntary Drug Testing Program Launched
• JSD Award Winners
• Juneau parties on the block
• Juneau School District Football Season Kick Off!
• Meet the Juneau-Douglas High School Principal Candidates!
• Teens & Sleep
• Cruise ship did not kill humpback
• JuneauBroadband Initiative
• Community Schools - New Fall Classes!
• Backcountry Beer Bash in Skagway: ski and imbibe, but not at the same time
• Juneau-Douglas High School Principal Chosen
• School H1N1 Vaccination Clinics
• Free Nordic skiing classes at the Mendenhall Campground Saturday, February 21
• Senator Mark Begich Visits Gastineau
• Veterans Day Events in Juneau
• Follow up our free clinic with Eaglecrest lessons
• Calling All Kinder-Kids!
• JDHS Teacher Craig Mapes Honored
• Eagle Beach grooming meeting with State Parks
• Kinder-Kick Off Celebration
• Snow Day Procedures
• Eaglecrest is on a roll
• Staff Appreciation Week
• 2010-2011 Calendar Available
• Discovery Day at Eaglecrest, March 27
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Blood drivers
• Totem pole, after boosting 2010 census count, heads to new home
• Assembly evaluates a pair of proposals
• Armed Forces Blood Drive begins today
• Repeat offender asks to remain in custody
• Photos: Picking clover for jelly
• Photos: Smooth docking
• Photos: Running a marathon on Douglas Island
• Police & Fire
• Buoy Tender Roundup docking in Juneau
• Photo: Dancing for the arts
• A fine day for a marathon
• Juneau getting its first green roof
• Photo: Bear crossing
• Hospital unit renamed for influential doctor
• Police & Fire
• Sapphire Princess disrupted by whale
• Photo: Blvd Park rocks Steamship Dock
• SEARHC hosts Denali KidCare pediatric dental clinic in Angoon
• SEARHC launches ALERT health record program
• Stress Management: Gentle stretching reduces tension
• Photo: In full bloom
• White sentenced in Yak-Tat Kwaan theft
• Auke Bay fuel leak deemed minor
• Photo: Taking a break
• Kake youth escapes black bear sow attack
• Police & Fire
• Jury decides on damages in case against Bartlett Regional Hospital
• Former Doc Water's owner pleads guilty to misdemeanors
• UAS participates in active shooter simulation
• Former owner of Doc Water's files motion of intent to change plea
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Towering ship
• Bartlett Foundation awards Edelman Health Sciences Scholarship
• Photos: Windfall Lake Trail construction
• Hoonah mill fire, explosion investigation closes
• State cold case prosecutor Gullufsen retires
• Royal Caribbean announces Q2 profit
• Photos: Chasing balls on the beach
• Police & Fire
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Kickin' it down the street
• Cause of Hoonah mill fire still under investigation
• Stimulus projects boosting Alaska construction jobs
• Fatal single-car accident takes young man's life
• Photos: Visiting carver
• Hicks selected as Mendenhall River Community School principal
• Police & Fire
• Commercial fishermen 'tickled pink' over salmon prices
• Photos: Trail improvements at Eaglecrest
• Photo: Misty sailing
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Airing out
• Fireman Quinto still blazing after 30 years of active service
• Pelican struggles with power issues
• Photo: A smooch on the street
• Police & Fire
• Photos: Mini golf in the mall
• Photo: Decorating downtown
• Assembly votes to begin cruise dock improvements
• Photos: Netting salmon in Gastineau Channel
• Photo: New to town
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Preparing for voyage
• Photo: Jonesing for the water
• Photo: Good pickin'
• Fire crews respond to residential blaze outside service district
• Photo: Without a net
• 'Tails' of athletic achievement
• Learning to JAMM
• Police and fire
• Photo: Getting in touch with nature
• Correction
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Reaching the halfway point
• Photo: Jazzipino jamboree
• Photos: Race for the Governor's Cup
• Photo: $quad $upport
• Jets using biomass fuel on Alaska Airlines' radar
• RCA green-lights rate hike
• Corrections
• Police & Fire
• Photo: Pillars of the community
• Photo: A fine day for golfing
• No laughing matter as police apprehend nitrous oxide suspect
• Photo: Oh, baby, it's a 'wide' world
• Social Services Advisory Board Invitation to Social Service Agencies
• Drs. Mimi and Brian Benjamin join SEARHC's Juneau staff
• Photo: Keeping the cruiser clean
• Police & Fire
• Weather data does double duty
• Photos: Eagles on the Mud flats near DIPAC
• Public Works Water Utility - Water Valve Notice
• Photo: 12th Street coming along
• Photo: Fileting for family
• Police & Fire
• APX security sales force in Juneau
• Bartlett Hospital board honing its plan, language
• Ninth Circuit to hear road appeal
• Airport Vehicle Access Route (EVAR) aka: Airport Dike Trail Closed for Road Paving Activities Mon. 7
• Independence Day - Road Closures & City Facility Openings/Closures
• Candidate Filing Period for Assembly & School Board Seats Opens August 6 - Nominating Petition F
• 4th of July - Road Closures & City Facility Openings/Closures (Corrected Version)
• 4th of July - Road Closures & City Facility Openings/Closures
• 50th Anniversary of Alaska Statehood Celebration
• CBJ 2010 Lena Land Sale Information
• Juneau Commission on Aging - 2010 Needs Survey for Older CBJ Residents
• Juneau Human Rights Commission - First Annual International Food Potluck, Twin Lakes
• Notice of Downtown Road/Parking Lot Closures During Celebration 2010 Parades: Thurs., June 3 and Sat
• CBJ Surplus Sale Via Sealed Bid - Bid Deadline Friday, June 18 - View Documents Here
• PSA - Public Access 5/28-5/31 and Assistance at Evergreen Cemetary on 5/31 in Honor of Memorial Day
• Capital Transit - Not Operating on Memorial Day, May 31, 2010
• Press Release - Application Period for CBJ Empowered Boards Closing Soon
• PSA - Regular Assembly & Assembly Human Resources Committee Meetings Rescheduled from Mon. May 1
• PSA - Airport Notice - TSA Baggage Screening returns to normal operations.
• FY11 and FY12 Proposed Budget
• Sister Cities Committee - Community Interest Survey
• Capital City Fire/Rescue Accepting Applications for Eligibility List For its Scholarship Program
• Statter Harbor Draft Environmental Assessment Document - Public Comment Period End Date Extended to
• City Manager Announces New Fire Chief Appointment
• Public Comment Period Open re: Proposed Regulation Amendments to 05 CBJ AC10 and 20 - Docks & Ha
• CBJ Property Tax Exemption Deadlines for Senior Citizens or Disabled Veterans - with corrected link
• Public Comment Period Open Now through April 19 re: Proposed Regulations 03CBJ AC 41 - Residential O
• Resolution 2523 - A Resolution Expressing the Assembly's Support for Google to Build and Test a
• Airport Vehicle Access Route (EVAR) aka: Airport Dike Trail Closure Period Extended thru April 10
• CBJ FY10 Adopted Budget - Now Updated Online
• FY2011 Passenger Fee Proceeds - Final List
• Docks & Harbors - 2 Proposed Fees and Charges Regulation Changes re: 05CBJAC 20.050 Residence Su
• Notice of Closure - Airport Emergency Vehicle Access Route (EVAR) aka: AIRPORT DIKE TRAIL Feb. 16-Ma
• 2010 Commercial Recycling Permit Application/Process
• CBJ Solid Waste Management Info
• CBJ Property Tax Exemption Deadlines
• Looking to hit the ski slopes in Alaska this winter?
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Juneau County
• Would Senator Katherine Laforge support Governor Sarah Palin for President?
• Online Public Notices - Week of 02/09/2009
• Online Public Notices - Week of 01/12/2009
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• Alaska 4th of July 2009 Independence Day Events
• Juneau Jazz And Classics
• Alaska Folk Festival
• Alaska Thanksgiving 2008 - Turkey Day Events, Alaska Food Banks
• U.S. Bureau of Mines - Assay Lab

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