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Changing Ocean Conditions Led To Decline In alaska’s Sea Lion Population 
Scientists revealed that a sudden ocean climate change 30 years ago may be a leading factor in the decline of alaska’s endangered western stock of Steller sea lions.

Man charged with illegal guiding 
KOTZEBUE — An Anchorage man has been charged with guiding a big-game hunt near Kotzebue without a license, alaska State Troopers said.

High court or theater of the absurd? 
The Supreme Court’s decision to hear the case of a former alaska high school student who was suspended for displaying a banner that read “Bong Hits 4 Jesus” during an Olympic torch parade in 2002 has divided legal commentators and pundits. Some see it as a…

UAF drops free parking for visitors 
There’s no more free parking for day visitors at the University of alaska Fairbanks.

Big Airlines Are Back 
Mergers among majors aren’t likely, but they’re emerging from bankruptcy.

Coast Guardsman Identified 
SEATTLE — A Coast Guardsman who died after he fell off a 25-foot fast response boat in Puget Sound near Vashon Island was identified today as 26-year-old Petty Officer 3rd Class Ronald Gill, of Anchorage, alaska.

Exxon’s Shame 
The Nation — alaskan wood carver Mike Webber unveiled his “Shame Pole” this past Friday in Cordova to mark the 18th anniversary of the Exxon Valdez oil spill, which devastated the area and ruined lucrative herring and salmon fisheries.

Elmendorf bids farewell to C-130 fleet 
ANCHORAGE, alaska Elmendorf Air Force Base is saying goodbye to its C-130 Hercules fleet — a military workhorse cargo plane that first arrived at the Anchorage, alaska, base 43 years ago.

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