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Donna was missing for several days last week after a trailer carrying her dog team disconnected from its truck. Her owner, Clam Gulch musher Frank Habermann, says she'll be returned home soon.
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Frank Habermann of Clam Gulch said Wednesday that Donna, the missing dog, has been spotted near Indian, and he's hoping to get her home safely.
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The Alaska Department of Transportation will work on buying steel for the bridge over Juneau Creek Canyon, and is in the early stages of a project to improve traffic flow at the intersection of the Sterling and Seward Highways near Tern Lake.
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Three people were killed and three more were injured in two separate highway car accidents in Clam Gulch and Portage Wednesday.
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Alaska State Troopers said the road surface was slick and covered with snow.
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The crash occurred around 7:30 p.m. last Thursday night on the Seward Highway when a southbound vehicle struck a car parked in a pullout, and a man standing outside of the vehicle.
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The meeting at the Moose Pass Community Hall brought DOT officials and residents together over detailed aerial maps of the proposed right-of-way acquisitions and large informational posters. But many residents weren't satisfied with the forum, and are looking toward future meetings.
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Even as DOT officials say the community meetings in the coming weeks are unlikely to result in any major changes to the design of the project, a local action group is still hopeful they collaborate with DOT on a revision to the project.
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While the Kenai Peninsula still has fall colors near sea level, winter is slowly but surely lowering its white curtain across the mountains. Lowland…
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The Alaska Energy Authority plans to install between 10 and 14 electric chargers along the Railbelt, from Homer and Seward to Fairbanks.The corporation is…