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Campaspe River flow surge
10+ hour, 53+ min ago (322+ words) The Campaspe River is about to get a little extra spring in its step. An environmental flow from Lake Eppalock will give the waterway a helping hand, delivering a burst of water designed to mimic the natural “freshes” the river…...
Reporting From Alaska- Dan Sullivan gives Mary Peltola a free viral moment; six seconds that will haunt his campaign
12+ hour, 20+ min ago (345+ words) The moral of the story for Sen. Dan Sullivan is to pay attention. Choose respect even. Sullivan wasn’t paying attention. He had his head down shuffling papers and he didn’t listen to the question at the Kodiak debate. Flummoxed, he…...
Portage Historian Shares His Top 10 Favourite Portage Artifacts
11+ hour, 37+ min ago (986+ words) Local historian James Kostuchuk has compiled a list of his 10 favourite historical artifacts connected to Portage la Prairie. The collection stretches from the community’s early days through the Second World War and includes several items with remarkable stories of their…...
Helene-ravaged communities to learn whether water projects will get federal funding
11+ hour, 37+ min ago (184+ words) ATLANTA — Communities across Georgia that were hit hard by Hurricane Helene will begin learning in November whether they will get a share of federal relief funding earmarked for water projects. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency awarded the state nearly $500 million…...
16 candidates vying for seven seats on Burnaby board of education
20+ hour, 4+ min ago (142+ words) Fresh faces will be joining the Burnaby school board following the Oct. 17 municipal election. Members of the Burnaby Citizens Association currently hold all of the seats on the Burnaby board of education. But with only three BCA incumbents seeking re-election,…...
After nearly 3 decades with the agency, Alaska’s NTSB chief retires
14+ hour, 39+ min ago (741+ words) Clint Johnson sat in his spacious office in downtown Anchorage. A blueprint of a Bell 47 helicopter hung above him, and behind him was a picture of his family: his wife, two children and seven grandchildren. “I think my wife is…...
Sheldon council votes to recoup abatement costs from property
1+ day, 15+ min ago (966+ words) A letter is on the window of the property at 315 W. Eighth St. in Sheldon tells anyone to stay out due to the damage inside. The property has been a nuisance for the city. The Sheldon City Council wants to make…...
Peltola Puts Alaska Fisheries at Center of Kodiak Senate Debate
18+ hour, 34+ min ago (435+ words) Mary Peltola made Alaska’s fisheries a central focus of a Senate debate in Kodiak, outlining proposals to address factory trawling, strengthen fishery management and increase Alaska Native representation. The former congresswoman highlighted her lifelong connection to Alaska’s fishing communities and…...
Fire ravages historic mill featured in Peaky Blinders and Downton Abbey
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (390+ words) Sunday, 13 September 2026 14:39 By Bethany Minelle, news reporter A former textile mill that featured in TV dramas including Peaky Blinders and Downton Abbey has been devastated by another major fire. Firefighters were called to Dalton Mills in Keighley, West Yorkshire, at…...
Where Juneau Assembly candidates stand on CBJ’s budget, cruise tourism limits and homelessness
16+ hour, 25+ min ago (238+ words) With suggestions ranging from boosting cruise tourism revenue to sending the homeless to other countries, eight Juneau Assembly candidates seeking three available seats made their cases to local business leaders during a forum Thursday hosted by the Greater Juneau Chamber…...