...event to increase awareness about conserving the Kenai River while celebrating the abundance the river provides for so many industries in our community. The festival had modest beginnings with local agencies and conservation booths participating in the single...
...made to the shareholders of Sealaska by the federal government back in 1971, to support what's left of Southeast's timber industry and to recognize that there are areas here that deserve additional protection. I believe this bill accomplishes all three...
It has begun, another industry battle for the hearts and minds of...and editors who do more than parrot industry press releases)? Next, there was...of their time. The canned salmon industry once "owned" Alaska and our wealth...
Opens Friday, Aug 16, 2013 Synopsis: Swing Vote's Joshua Michael Stern takes the helm for this biopic starring Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs, and tracing the Apple co-founder's career from his early years in that Palo Alto garage to his rise as one of the computing industry's most admired innovators. By focusing on the key moments that drove Jobs' success and the conversations that made him such a controversial figure among critics, Stern and screenwriter Matt Whiteley present an intimate portrait of a driven, deeply complex man who dedicated his life to revolutionizing the way we use computers. Josh Gad, Matthew Modine, Lukas Haas, and Dermot Mulroney co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Cast: Ashton Kutcher, Josh Gad, Matthew Modine, Lukas Haas, Dermot Mulroney Movie Details Play Trailer 
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Opens Friday, Aug 9, 2013 Synopsis: The life of one of the most infamous women in early '70s America gets a dramatization in this offbeat period biopic from co-directors Jeffrey Friedman and Robert Epstein. In the Florida suburbs, circa 1970, Linda Boreman (Amanda Seyfried) is an ordinary and unremarkable young woman who moved back in with her parents (Robert Patrick and Sharon Stone) a year or so earlier, following an unplanned pregnancy. One night on the town, she crosses paths with Chuck Traynor (Peter Sarsgaard) a local bar and restaurant owner who sees Linda as an opportunity; he soon wins her over as a girlfriend, and not long after, the two are married. Within a couple of years, Chuck shoots a private stag film of Linda performing oral sex on a partner, and decides to show it to Gerry Damiano (Hank Azaria), an up-and-coming porn director with ties to the Mafia. Damiano is so impressed by the footage that he immediately decides to cast Linda in his new picture, the hardcore comedy Deep Throat, which becomes the single most lucrative adult film of all time and turns the young woman -- renamed Linda Lovelace -- into a household name. The film then flashes forward to six years later, when Linda authors a shocking tell-all book about what really happened when the cameras weren't rolling; she describes the sadistic abuse that she endured at the hands of Traynor and a series of increasingly futile attempts to escape from his clutches, and claims that she was coerced to appear in the movie. The media then turns Lovelace -- who became a Long Island housewife named Linda Marciano -- into a feminist icon and a crusader against domestic violence and the enslavement of the porn industry. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi Cast: Amanda Seyfried, Peter Sarsgaard, Sharon Stone, Robert Patrick, Juno Temple Movie Details Movie Review
...our country during WWII in Europe, and was awarded the Bronze Star. When the war ended Alan continued his work in the oil industry, and worked for Baker Oil Tools for over 30 years. He and his family transferred to Kenai, AK in 1976 to start a new chapter...
...commitments from the oil companies about their plans to invest in Alaska and to hire Alaskans, and a basic mistrust of the oil industry. The effort is running against the endorsement of oil tax reform from employers across the state since 2010, public opinion...
...material, not store it, but the M6 appears to have quickly piled up when demand went down because of declines in the coal mining industry.The evacuation last year wasn't the first time the company had come under scrutiny.A series of about 10 explosions at...
...months after Truman dropped the bomb. Following the Navy, he was an Engineer for many years in the Aerospace and Defense industry with General Dynamics. After retiring, he had many entrepreneurial adventures. While in the Navy, he met his forever love...
...Alaska Natives in the area see the benefit to having a new industry located in their backyards. "They're great people, energetic...and subsistence and that fishing is no longer a sustainable industry for their livelihoods. Without resource development like this...