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Ray Bonnell / Sketches of Alaska FAIRBANKS — Within a few years of commercial radio’s birth in the Lower 48, radio stations began popping up in Alaska. In 1922 the Northern Commercial Company (NC Co.) started KLAY radio station in Fairbanks. Unfortunately for Fairbanks residents, the radio station was short l more ...
Today we revisit some of the basics including my "Rule of 3" and then cover headlines and discussions. We’ll also open up the lines for Q&A and talk with you all morning. We finish up, as we do every Friday with my friend Willie Waffle.
U.S. bombs facilities in Syria used by Iran-backed militia
U.S. bombs facilities in Syria used by Iran-backed militia
nbcnews.to
The airstrike, retaliation for a rocket attack in Iraq, was the first known military action undertaken by the Biden administration.
Comment on Facebook The airstrike, …
Hummmmm…….I thought it was Trump was going to start a war…… interesting how that was false information.
Congressman Don Young Introduces Alaska Tourism Recovery Act To Bolster State’s Summer Cruise Season
Congressman Don Young Introduces Alaska Tourism Recovery Act To Bolster State’s Summer Cruise Season
radiokenai.net
Congressman Don Young, yesterday, introduced the Alaska Tourism Recovery Act, in part, due to the Canadian government’s recent announcement to extend the closure of their waters and ports to vessels carrying 100 passengers or more.
Gov. Dunleavy tests positive for COVID-19
Gov. Dunleavy tests positive for COVID-19
www.alaskasnewssource.com
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy has tested positive for COVID-19 after coming in close contact with someone over the weekend.
Chief of Staff Ben Stevens to leave the Dunleavy administration
Chief of Staff Ben Stevens to leave the Dunleavy administration
www.alaskasnewssource.com
Stevens’ last day wasn’t announced yet but the governor’s office says it will be made known soon.
