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Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Lark Ticen sifts through tomato vines looking for ripe fruit Monday, July 6, 2015, inside her arctic dome in Kenai, Alaska. She said she has been eating out of her "little, big" garden for 2.5 months. The corn she plans to harvest in August was taller then her own height, much more than the "knee-high by the fourth of July," requirement corn growers in the Lower 48 believe the stalks have to be to know if a good crop will come in during the season.
Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Lark Ticen bags up some fresh greens Monday, July 6, 2015, inside her arctic dome in Kenai, Alaska. She said she has been eating out of her “little, big” garden for 2.5 months. The corn she plans to harvest in August was taller then her own height, much more than the “knee-high by the fourth of July,” requirement corn growers in the Lower 48 believe the stalks have to be to know if a good crop will come in during the season.
Dunleavy spoke bullishly about the Alaska LNG project
Troopers were called around 3 a.m. Sunday
Lawana Barker was arrested after an investigation into the death of Nikiski resident Michael Rodgers
Troopers arrested him Dec. 10 after an investigation that began Nov. 19
The bags are filled with holiday gifts for participants in the Students in Transition program
Mitigation efforts set for summer and winter through 2029
Fireworks are set for Dec. 31 at 8 p.m.
Jason Woodruff and Joseph Miller Jr. are accused of assault for conduct in May arrest
The study was triggered by a request from the Legislature for an independent third-party review of a project proposal
