Cleary Summit News Today

The draft action corridor plan was released in April for public review and comment after the Department of Transportation disbanded a technical advisory committee in November.

To the editor: Having traveled to our house at Cleary Summit for the past 43 years, we are experiencing the worst Steese Highway pavement conditions ever. They have only just

DOT plans to replace the north and southbound Chena Flood Project bridges near North Pole with a single-span bridge that meets modern seismic and highway construction standards.

It doesn’t matter if you live in the hills. The temperature is just as cold there as at the bottom of the hill.

It doesn’t matter if you live in the hills. The temperature is just as cold there as at the bottom of the hill.

To the editor: We get fundraising appeals from everyone from the University of Alaska, to Lisa Murkowski, to our representatives in the Interior Delegation, and all of them bring up

To the editor: Many thanks for printing Lois Parshley’s detailed article about the Manh Choh gold mine in Tetlin.

The steeper the grade, the less consistent the vehicles speed. And thats the problem, transportation engineers say.

To the editor: I have heard Fairbanks referred to as “the worlds largest truck stop.” This is not an endearing moniker. In regards to the Kinross and Black Gold ore

Alaska’s mining prospects could look different over the next 20 years, according to an Oct. 6 panel of economists and mining experts hosted by the Alaska Department of Labor and