'Snowy
Weather'
Front Page Photo by Chris Wilhelm
Ketchikan's spring-like weather
quickly changed to a winter scene as snow began falling over
the island Friday afternoon. Residents awakened to a snowy winter's
scene Saturday morning. - More...
Friday - February 04, 2005
Alaska: Attorney
General Gregg Renkes Resigns - Governor Frank H. Murkowski
announced Saturday that he has accepted the resignation of Attorney
General Gregg Renkes. Governor Murkowski said, "Gregg's
decision to resign was his own and I respect that decision. The
vicious attacks over the last four months while the Bundy review
was proceeding have been very difficult for Gregg and his family
as well. It is now a time for them to begin the healing process."
- More...
Sunday - February 06, 2005
Alaska: Governor
and University Officials Craft Land Bill - Governor Frank
H. Murkowski announced Friday that he will introduce legislation
that transfers 260,000 acres of state land to the University
of Alaska system.
"This land transfer will
help fulfill the promise of a true land grant university. It
provides a portfolio of income and educational properties to
deliver to the University of Alaska both a steady and strong
funding stream and the tools to expand its research capabilities,"
Murkowski said. - More...
Sunday - February 06, 2005
Ketchikan: UAS
Ketchikan Students Make Honors List - University of Alaska
Southeast Ketchikan campus students have made the UAS Chancellor
and Dean's list for the Fall 2004 Semester.
Grace Freeman, Thomas Grass,
Deborah Baran, and Jason Kolanko were named to the Chancellor's
List for the Fall 2004 semester. To be eligible for the Chancellor's
List, a student must earn a 4.00 grade point average and complete
at least 12 credit hours during the semester.
Willow Faddis, Kayleigh Hoyt,
Alex Mescher, Chelsea Rice, Clint Shultz, Grace Wolf, Marie Zellmer,
Roseanna Green, LaLine Angus, Jennifer Strickling, Karen Bradford,
Dollee Enright, and Jane Blasingame were all named to the Dean's
List for the Fall 2004 semester. A student must earn a 3.5 grade
point average and complete at least 12 credit hours during the
semester to make the Dean's List. - More...
Sunday - February 06, 2005
 Ketchikan: Listen to this KRBD story... The Ketchikan
City Council Thursday night voted to continue managing Knudson
Cove and Hole-In-The-Wall harbors for another six months. As
Deanna Garrison reports, the Council also voted to extend an
electric rate subsidy for Alaska Ship and Dry Dock.
KRBD - Ketchikan Public Radio
- Saturday - February 05, 2005
Ketchikan: Listen to this KRBD story... A dispute over
a letter written by City Mayor Bob Weinstein to Trident Seafoods
resulted in a heated debate between Weinstein and City Council
Member Chuck Freeman Thursday night. Deanna Garrison has this
report.
KRBD - Ketchikan Public Radio
- Saturday - February 05, 2005
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