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...animals.The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Alaska said in a release that Raymond P. Chatham, 65, of Edna Bay, and Joshua Wodyga, 31, of Ketchikan, and the two Southcentral residents, John K. Boone, 55, of Valdez, and David...
...areas. It is that aspect of the proposed bill that requires congressional approval. Myla Poelstra, postmistress of Edna Bay and a strong opponent of the bill, said Wednesday that residents are tired of struggling with Sealaska over their land...
...departments, remote lodges, and even campgrounds across rural Alaska over the past two years. Communities as remote as Edna Bay and Diomede have received the automated external defibrillators, a compact piece of medical gear that can restart a heartbeat...
...Telephone Co. Southeast communities where service might be implemented include Kasaan, Port Alexander, Port Protection, Edna Bay, Naukati Bay and Tenakee Springs. Manley Hot Springs near Fairbanks also is being considered. Alaskan Brewing Co...
...suffering from internal bleeding from Edna Bay 30 miles northwest of Klawock to Sitka...emergency medical service personnel in Edna Bay at 10:09 a.m. requesting the...patient. The helicopter crew arrived in Edna Bay at 12:25 p.m. and transferred...
...conveyance is within or near Juneau, Sitka, Haines, Pelican, Elfin Cove, Tenakee Springs, Petersburg, Wrangell, Edna Bay, Coffman Cove, Hollis, Thorne Bay, and Warm Springs Bay. The land list accompanying the proposed legislation encompasses...
...itself, the picture is clear; it's time for Sealaska to do the right thing, finalize their entitlement and move on, letting the rest of Southeast Alaska get on with their lives. ? Poelstra is a resident of Edna Bay on Kosciusko Island.
...public, he said. Myla Poelstra, who owns a lodge in Edna Bay, said she was disappointed Murkowski didn't post the...harvesting second growth. The letter was signed by officials in Edna Bay, Port Protection, Point Baker, Thorne Bay, Naukati...
...1942: Alaska Spruce Log Program established to meet spruce demands for WWII fighter planes. Nine logging camps open in Edna Bay. 1951: Ketchikan Pulp Co. in Ketchikan receives a 50-year contract from the U.S. Forest Service. 1954: Ketchikan...
...trying to privatize North Prince of Wales Island, which could destroy the economies of Point Baker, Point Protection, Edna Bay, Naukati, Whale Pass and others. Once private, we lose public access to the land we rely on for subsistence, commercial...