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News-Miner opinion: The signs are all around us: temperatures that ping-pong from below freezing to above freezing to below to above; more sunlight hitting south-facing windows; willows filling out with

A 15-year volunteer effort is helping identify the fates of thousands of Alaskans who were shipped to a controversial psychiatric hospital in Oregon between 1904 and the 1960s

Federal and state agencies in Alaska signaled the start of wildfire season with the reminder that burn permits are required from April 1 to Aug. 31.

Between 1904 and the 1960s, about 5,500 Alaskans were sent away to a mental hospital in Portland, OR. Their fates are being uncovered by volunteers and made available to their families.

A 15-year volunteer effort is helping identify the fates of thousands of Alaskans who were shipped to a controversial psychiatric hospital in Oregon.

A 15-year volunteer effort is helping identify the fates of thousands of Alaskans who were shipped to a psychiatric hospital in Oregon.

The existing bridges were built in 1977 and do not meet modern specifications, including width or guard railing crashworthiness.

Forecasters are calling for a cloudy morning and a chance of snow on Sunday, but that’s unlikely to deter the faithful.

Forecasters have seemingly good news for us: a warmer than normal April and an easy river breakup (hopefully).

To the editor: Four reasons the ore haul is a loser: