Seward Highway

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.

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.

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.

Three people were killed and three more were injured in two separate highway car accidents in Clam Gulch and Portage Wednesday.

Alaska State Troopers said the road surface was slick and covered with snow.

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.

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.

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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