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Guest opinion: The bait and switch on Alaska energy
An alliance of environmental activists and Democratic politicians has spent decades blocking the efforts of Alaskans to access the rich energy resources of our state. When Alaskans wanted to open the 1002 area of ANWR to exploration and production, opponents of progress stymied our efforts with f...

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Kodiak High School dive coach Dave Horn watches Tessa Heiberg during Monday’s practice at the Kodiak Community Pool. Horn missed the first part of the season after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. He returned three weeks ago after being treated. (Derek Clarkston photo)

Dive coach returns after being treated for cancer
When Dave Horne was being treated for prostate cancer in Oklahoma, his thoughts were thousands of miles away, back with his diving team at Kodiak High School. “Sometimes you worry about yourself and sometimes you worry about everybody else,” the third-year dive coach and longtime Kodiak swimming...

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Blaire Van Valkenburgh/University of California, Los Angeles
Pleistocene wolf skulls are seen from Rancho La Brea (in present-day Los Angeles), Calif. (above) and Fairbanks (middle). Though the skulls are the same length, their shape is different — the wolf skull from Alaska is wider, suggesting those wolves had greater biting power.

Alaska Science Forum: Mystery wolf didn’t survive in Alaska
An Alaska wolf that disappeared about 12,000 years ago just made another appearance. No one will ever see this wolf, but scientists have found that it was different from Alaska’s wolves of today, and it was not like its Ice-Age contemporaries that lived in, among other places, Los Angeles. Blaire...

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Tuesday's City Council work session canceled
The Kodiak City Council’s regularly scheduled work session was canceled Tuesday after two councilmen and Mayor Pat Branson became stuck in Anchorage by fog. Councilmen Terry Haines and John Whiddon testified earlier in the week at the meeting of the North Pacific Fishery Management Council, as di...

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Kodiak man pleads guilty to attempted sexual abuse with a minor
A 23-year-old Kodiak man will spend 15 years in jail after pleading guilty to charges connected to having sex with an underage girl. On Sept. 17, Patrick Sweeney, 23, pleaded guilty to one charge of attempted sexual abuse with a minor, a class C felony. Sweeney originally faced charges of first-d...

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Bears roaming town, but no cause for alarm
At least one brown bear is roaming the streets of East Kodiak, but Troopers and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game say residents need to take no more precautions than normal. "There's no cause for alarm," said Alaska Wildlife Trooper Sgt. Paul Fussey. "They do this every year; they're after o...

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Run the Rock deadline nears
Time is running out to register for Saturday’s KMXT’s Run the Rock. The last day to register for the marathon, half-marathon and 10-kilometer races is Friday. Registration for the 5-kilometer begins at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the Bear Valley Golf Course. The race begins at 12:30 p.m. The marath...

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Kodiak nonprofits benefit from Pick.Click.Give campaign
For most Alaskans, the Permanent Fund Dividend is a boon quickly spent on things like heating oil, snow tires, Christmas presents or a new TV. This year, more than a few Kodiak residents made a different choice, pledging more than $33,000 in PFD money to local nonprofits through the annual Pick. ...

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