May 3, 2021 marks the 30th Anniversary of World Press Freedom Day. It is a day for governments across the world to respect their commitment to freedom of the press. Media professionals reflect on the issues that occur in press freedom and professional ethics. Furthermore, World Press Freedom Day supports media targeted for the restraint, or abolition, of press freedom. This day also … [Read more...]
George Washington’s Inauguration
This Week in American History: On April 30, 1789 George Washington became the first President of the United States of America. Morning of Washington’s Inauguration At sunrise the artillery fired a military salute at Fort George, Maryland. Meanwhile, church bells began ringing throughout New York for an hour and a half starting at 9:00am. Afternoon of Washington’s … [Read more...]
Be Safe Driving In The Sun
Spring is upon us with summer fast approaching. Changing seasons means more caution is needed while on Alaskan roads. There is even more sun glare while driving throughout the day. There are a few things you can do behind the wheel to Be Safe Driving in the Sun. Adjust for the sun Following the spring equinox, we gain daylight daily and drivers need to adjust safely. Just after … [Read more...]
Cancer Control Month
April is Cancer Control Month in the United States. It was approved for observance in 1943 under the guidance of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The month is intended to help ease the burdens brought on by cancer. Not just for those fighting cancer, but for family members of those with cancer. With great effort to educate people on how to decrease their chances of getting certain … [Read more...]
This Week In American History: The Battle of Lexington
This Week In American History: On April 19, 1775 at the Battle Of Lexington, seventy armed militiamen confronted seven hundred British troops. The British were attempting to capture Patriot leaders and seize Patriot weapons and gunpowder. A shot fired from an undetermined gun signaled the beginning of the American Revolution. The Battle of Lexington British troops marched into … [Read more...]
Alaska Highways Rank 49th in the Nation
Alaska’s roads have been at the bottom of the Reason Foundation's Highway System Report for years. Alaska was last in 2013, moving to 48th in 2018. Alaska Highways Rank 49th in the Nation as of 2019. These rankings are based upon the quality and the road system' s cost-effectiveness. In addition to the conditions on rural roads, the report found an increase in bad conditions on … [Read more...]
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