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Bird to Gird Pathway closed for three weeks for trail improvements (opens the original)
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The Bird to Gird Pathway along the Seward Highway is closed for about three weeks while crews work to improve the trail. The Bird to Gird Pathway is closed while crews reclaim existing pavement, regrade the pathway, and repave it. Work is scheduled from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. during the construction period. A shuttle will transport pathway users from one end of the active work zone to the other during work hours. The work zone stretches along the Seward Highway between mileposts 90 and 99. Pathw
Two people dead after shooting at Reflections Lake near Glenn Highway (opens the original)
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Two people are dead following a shooting at Reflections Lake near the Glenn Highway Monday evening. Alaska State Troopers were notified of a disturbance involving a firearm around 5 p.m. Monday afternoon. A preliminary investigation determined 30-year-old Wasilla resident Pa Le Her was intentionally shot by her husband, 36-year-old Wasilla resident Chang Thao. Troopers say Thao then shot himself. Her was pronounced dead at the scene. Thao was taken to a Mat-Su area hospital with life-threatening
Two Ninilchik men charged after troopers say bull moose was illegally harvested (opens the original)
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Two Ninilchik men are facing charges after Wildlife Troopers say they illegally harvested and concealed a bull moose on the Brody Road trail system. Soldotna Wildlife Troopers contacted 50-year-old Maksim Burakevich and 44-year-old Samuel Chytla, both of Ninilchik, Wednesday morning. Troopers say their investigation found Burakevich had shot and concealed a 35.75-inch bull moose. According to troopers, both men were trespassing and committed multiple other crimes related to the moose harvest. Bu
Former Whittier officer sues city over termination after military leave (opens the original)
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A former Whittier police officer is suing the city, alleging he was wrongfully terminated after taking military leave while serving in the Alaska Army National Guard. Bradley Steven Adams filed a lawsuit September 25 in U.S. District Court for the District of Alaska against the City of Whittier. The complaint alleges violations of the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act, known as USERRA. According to the lawsuit, Adams began working as a Whittier police officer in July 2024
Former Curyung Tribal Council employee sentenced for embezzlement, identity theft (opens the original)
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A former Curyung Tribal Council employee has been sentenced to more than two years in prison for embezzling money and stealing the identities of co-workers. William Corbett, 37, of Dillingham, was sentenced to two years and one day in prison. According to court documents, Corbett was hired by the Curyung Tribal Council in February 2023 as an accountant and IT specialist. Prosecutors say that between October 2023 and February 2024, Corbett wrote unauthorized checks from the Tribeâs accounts to
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