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November 22, 2004

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jpg Jason LoveJason Love: The Snooze Bar - Sleeping is my favorite part of this whole life thing, edging out hot fudge sundaes and foot lickings. I need about eight hours of sleep a day and at least that many at night. Friends calls me Sir Sleepalot. - More...
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Ketchikan/ Statewide: Alaska's October Unemployment Drops Slightly; Ketchikan's Unemployment Rises - Alaska's unemployment rate fell one-tenth of a percentage point in October to 6.6 percent according to Dan Robinson, an economist at the Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development.

Typically the state's unemployment rate rises in October as seasonal employment continues to wind down for the year. Over the last five years the average October increase has been four-tenths of a percentage point. This year's decline may not be significant, however, since it is well within the statistical margin of error.

Ketchikan's unemployment rate rose from 6.1 percent to 8.0 percent in October. According to the Alaska Department of Labor 6,618 in the work force were employed with 578 reported as unemployed in October. - More...
Monday - November 22, 2004

Alaska: Electoral Votes Essay Contest - Alaska Lieutenant Governor Loren Leman announced Friday an essay contest open to all eleventh and twelfth grade Alaskans. - More...
Monday - November 22, 2004

POW: Teen daughter, two men charged with Murder in the 1st Degree; Details of investigation released - Friday Alaska State Troopers in cooperation with the Craig Police Department arrested two additional suspects involved in the death of Lauri Waterman, age 48, of Craig, Alaska. Jason Arrant, age 24, of Klawock and Rachelle Waterman, age 16, of Craig were taken into custody after follow up investigation revealed they were involved in a conspiracy to commit murder in the first degree.

Alaska State Troopers had previously arrested Brian James Radel, age 24, of Thorne Bay late Thursday night and charged him with Murder in the First Degree.

Details of the investigation released by the Alaska State Troopers revealed that Rachelle Waterman approached Arrant and solicited him to kill her mother, Lauri Waterman. Trooper Robert Claus who authored the latest release stated that Arrant agreed to kill Lauri Waterman and enlisted the aid of Brain Radel, age 24, of Thorne Bay. Trooper Claus stated in a news release that between the solicitation and the actual murder, Arrant, Radel and Waterman plotted several murder scenarios and aborted one attempt to carry out a plan in September 2004. - More...
Sunday - November 21, 2004 - 6:45 pm

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photosKetchikan, Alaska - Let There Be Light! -- Citizens Light & Power and then KPU - At the Incorporation of the City of Ketchikan back in the summer of 1900, the little town on Tongass Narrows was powered largely by optimism and resolve. The Alaska Gold Rush of '98 had focused the eyes of the world on the nation's Last Frontier. The courageous and confident were among those who "rushed" north to participate not just in the search for gold but in the founding of a great new American territory. Ketchikan's pioneer founders moved quickly to develop such modern amenities as electric lights and indoor plumbing. - Read the rest of this story by June Allen....
Tuesday - November 16, 2004

arrow The State Capitol and Its Marble and keeping the capital in Juneau

arrow A Legendary Mountain of Jade; Just one of Alaska's Arctic Wonders

arrow John Koel, Baker to Banker; An eccentric philanthropist

arrow Harold Gillam: A Tragic Final Flight; Ketchikan remembers the search

arrow Ketchikan's 'Fish House Tessie'; She was proud of the nickname

arrow Fairbanks: Golden Heart City; A story of its founding

arrow Remembering 'Swede' Risland (1915-1991);The town's most memorable logger

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