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Ted Stevens’ legacy sets sail aboard new Navy ship in Whittier (opens the original)
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The USS Ted Stevens arrives in Whittier for its commissioning this weekend. Ted Stevensâ family will serve as the shipâs sponsors, honoring his legacy of service, community and love for Alaska. The family says they hope the sailors will carry that spirit with them throughout the shipâs life. After years of construction, preparation and anticipation, the USS Ted Stevens is now in Alaska ahead of its commissioning ceremony in Whittier this weekend. The Navy ship carries the name of the late
Alaska community honors fallen wildland firefighter Greg King (opens the original)
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A procession honoring Alaska wildland firefighter and helicopter pilot Greg King traveled from Anchorage to the Palmer area Tuesday evening. The procession left from near Raspberry Road shortly. It traveled north on Minnesota Drive and east on 6th Avenue. The procession then continued along the Glenn Highway toward Palmer. King died Sept. 20 while fighting the Dome Fire in California. According to the Alaska Division of Forestry and Fire Protection, King and fellow pilot Ryan Cutter were flying
USS Ted Stevens commissioning: What you need to know before you go (opens the original)
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The USS Ted Stevens will be commissioned Saturday, October 3, in Whittier. With tickets fully allocated, guests should plan ahead for transportation, security screening and ID requirements. Buses will depart the Denaâina Center in Anchorage between 8 and 9:30 a.m., and the ceremony will also… The countdown is on. The USS Ted Stevens will be commissioned Saturday, October 3, in Whittier. Tickets are required to attend the ceremony, and all tickets have been allocated following overwhelming inte
Williams Reindeer Farm unveils new hay maze for fall family fun event (opens the original)
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The fall maze at Williams Reindeer Farm in Palmer is getting a new look this year. The giant hay maze is nearly ready, and this yearâs design spans more than an acre. Each year, the farm team creates a new maze design and spends several weeks bringing it to life. The maze usually takes most visitors at least 25 minutes to complete, depending on how many times they get lost along the way. âThe key to making the hay maze a success is teamwork. It takes a lot of us working together to build the
Dead beluga whale found near Ship Creek; biologists investigate cause (opens the original)
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A dead beluga whale was found Tuesday near Ship Creek in Anchorage. Biologists say they do not yet know how the 12-foot adult female died, but they believe it likely happened within the past few days. The whale will undergo testing for disease, nutrition, and other possible causes of death. Fall is typically when more beluga strandings are reported, with about five each year. Natalie Rouse with Alaska Veterinary Pathology Services says getting reports quickly is important when investigating the
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