The Sheridan Mountain trailhead as seen on Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2018. On Dec. 26, Cordova resident Emily Taylor became lost while hiking the Sheridan Mountain trail. “I was so tired on the walk out,” she said after being on the trail for eight hours. Photo by Emily Mesner/The Cordova Times

Council approves three new Trails Committee members

The Trails Committee has expanded to six seats after receiving three letters of interest to fill two vacant seats.At Mayor Clay Koplin’s suggestion, Michelle...

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Senators introduce suicide prevention legislation

Sixteen senators, including Alaska Republicans Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan have introduced the Native America Suicide Prevention Act, to ensure that Native communities are...

Regular bedtime may benefit health of older adults

While sufficient sleep is important to keep the body healthy and the mind sharp, researchers at Duke University Medical Center say having a regular...

Fix proposed for loophole in sex offense laws

The Walker administration is proposing a fix during the upcoming legislative session for a loophole in the state’s sex offense laws, plus other policy...

Chip Arnold is SeaLife Center’s new COO

Operations director Chip Arnold at the Alaska SeaLife Center, who joined the center 17 years ago in its IT department, has been appointed chief...

Cordova student wins Coast Guard Foundation scholarship

Cordova’s Erin Frohnapfel, daughter of Chief Petty Officer Mark Frohnapfel, was again awarded a Coast Guard Foundation Scholarship to pursue her goal of higher...

Murkowski honored as 2018 Clean Energy Champion

Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions has named Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, as a 2018 Clean Energy Champion.CRES Managing Director Heather Reams cited Murkowski’s “strong...
Gov. Bill Walker delivers his fourth State of the State address in Juneau. Photo courtesy of the governor’s office

Actions to confront climate change announced by state

State officials say they plan some immediate steps to confront climate change, from lowering emissions and energy costs to addressing villages at risk from...

Grant will fund program to teach students food sources

A $85,252 grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to the University of Alaska Fairbanks will fund programs to help Alaska students understand where...
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