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...review information on what to do in the event of a tsunami. NOAA's West Coast and Alaska Tsunami Warning Center Web site offers information, including the current status of tsunami watches, warnings and advisories. A list of frequently asked...
...review information on what to do in the event of a tsunami. NOAA's West Coast and Alaska Tsunami Warning Center Web site offers information, including the current status of tsunami watches, warnings and advisories. A list of frequently asked...
...complete with rolling surf and crying seagulls - to home computers. In addition to live remote video, associated Web sites offer a wealth of information on wildlife. Known as animal-cams, these systems offer an unusual opportunity for people...
A Web site is taking some of the guesswork out of when to make a Thermos of hot coffee, throw on a scarf and venture out into the cold night to take in the northern lights - even if you're far away from the aurora epicenter in Alaska.
...sometimes comes to town in a quasi-legal fashion. The pills are sold through the mail by Internet pharmacies. One Web site offers 30 pills of OxyContin for $400 without any reference to a prescription. After a Juneau man was indicted on drug...
...Sled Dog Race is facing perhaps years in the red because of heavy investment in the Iditarod Insider Web site. The Web site offers daily video clips and updates throughout the race. It also had live streaming of events, including the race start...
Close to 10,000 people have viewed the ice sculptures in the North Pole Christmas in Ice park without braving the cold, thanks to dozens of Web cameras.
...Alaska. The number fluctuates daily, Peters said, as it includes 157 runaways, who are lost and found frequently. Web site offers hope The Web site on which Weir found Samantha's picture, doenetwork.org, is run by a group composed of hundreds...
Alaska bird lovers have a powerful new tool called eBird.Alaska bird lovers have a powerful new tool called eBird. The interactive web site eBird benefits backyard birders and biologists, said Rich Capitan, an education specialist with Audubon Alaska.
ANCHORAGE - Dave Harbour is a self-appointed news service, when it comes to the idea of an Alaska natural gas pipeline to the Lower 48. Harbour, 59, man spends up to eight hours a day reading, writing and posting information about the subject on his Web site. Working out of his Anchorage home, he supplies a bounty of information about the many proposals to tap the massive natural reserves of Alaska's North Slope and Canada's Mackenzie Delta.