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FAIRBANKS - Court documents indicate that it was Schaeffer Cox's speeches in the Lower 48 that got the FBI's attention and led to an investigation...
...don't know," he said.The redistricting plan still needs to be finalized, and despite Monday's court ruling, a Fairbanks court challenge could affect the final plan.? Contact reporter Pat Forgey at 523-2250 or at patrick.forgey@juneauempire...
...one early 2011 interview with the American Underground Network, Cox tells listeners that he's treated gingerly in Fairbanks court, allowed to wear his trademark hat and address the judge as "your administrativeness," for example, because his...
...Jean Marie Levine, 46, both of Getzville, N.Y. Richard Scott Guse, 29, to Samantha Anne Lown, 24, both of Fairbanks. Courts Court records show the following actions taken in Juneau Superior and District courts through May 14: Judgments...
...state court on Monday with arson for the burning of a car believed used in the Northern California killings. The Fairbanks court complaint states Bocate, who was Bryant's girlfriend, suffered head injuries that were caused by a hammer and...
...Jean Marie Levine, 46, both of Getzville, N.Y. Richard Scott Guse, 29, to Samantha Anne Lown, 24, both of Fairbanks. Courts Court records show the following actions taken in Juneau Superior and District courts through May 14: Judgments...
...Sue Marsh raised four boys on her own, so she understands the challenges of parenting. As a volunteer with the Fairbanks Court-Appointed Special Advocates program, Marsh relies on her personal experience as a mother as she advocates for abused...
FAIRBANKS - Eight people have applied to fill the state Superior Court seat in Fairbanks being vacated by Judge Mary Greene, who will take a job with the University of Alaska's Office of General Counsel.
...later this week. Visit the Eaglecrest Web site at www.skijuneau.com for more information. Sixth judge added to Fairbanks court FAIRBANKS - The Legislature has added a sixth judge's position in Fairbanks, the first in about 20 years, and...
...to help with the forced treatment effort. When a city attorney brought the first man to court in late 2002, the Fairbanks court system had not seen a similar case in several years. Getting court personnel acquainted with involuntary alcohol...