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Angelica Geter, Dr.P.H., received the Distinguished Leader Award and Sydney Clark received the Promising Leader Award.

A pair of residents first spotted the whale on Oct. 10 off the coast of Gustavus, Alaska.

The juvenile whale was seen swimming in a clockwise circle, making unusual noises and trailing two buoys. A team of wildlife experts had to move fast, but with plenty of patience, to save its life.

Humpback whale season was winding down in Icy Strait, Alaska when a phone call came in to report a whale near the Gustavus dock that was trailing two buoys, making unusual sounds and having a lot of trouble swimming freely.

Two Southeast Alaska residents first spotted the whale on Oct. 10 off the coast of Gustavus, which is surrounded by Glacier Bay National Park.

Auburn police received $38,323 in funding for the department’s fireworks emphasis patrols.

Auburn police received $38,323 in funding for the department’s fireworks emphasis patrols.

The impact of tropical cyclone Seroja impact on health services highlights a significant and ongoing challenge. How can Timor-Leste’s health system be strengthened so vital services are consistently available to everyone across the country?

The brainchild of the late Catie Bisson, who saw the need to supply fellow Lowell High School students with basic necessities she and others took for granted, Catie’s Closet has grown exponentially since her mother Anne-Marie Sousa created the clothing nonprofit in her daughter’s memory 13 years ago.

Police psychologist Cherylynn Lee displays her 40 Under Forty award with Sheriff Bill Brown. Local police psychologist Cherylynn Lee has been recognized