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Tarnished Prospect: Jay Armstrong; Gold, Guns, and Grit: Blazing Guns or Blazing Trails?

/ Fairbanks Frontier, Crime, Justice, Opinion, Politics / 9 minutes of reading

Amid the unforgiving landscape of Alaska, Jay Armstrong’s story cuts through the silence like the crack of ice—bold, chilling, and contentious. Once a miner chasing glints of gold beneath the northern lights, Armstrong later turned his pickaxe towards the pillars of political and legal systems, challenging the very foundations of federal oversight in Alaska. This […]

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Slanderous Sarah Short’s Slander of Local Automotive Shop

/ Opinion, Anchorage Observer, Crime, Justice, Politics / 7 minutes of reading

In the small community of Anchorage, where everyone knows each other, Slanderous Sarah Short, known for her role as Treasurer with Taku-Campbell Community Council and Blogger for Alaska Grand Jurors Protest Group, finds herself at the center of a storm as she engages in a defamation campaign against a local family-run Automotive business, and this

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Alaska’s SNAP Benefits Crisis: Urgent Need for Timely Food Stamp Processing Solutions

/ Justice / 5 minutes of reading

Alaska, renowned for its stunning vistas and untamed allure, confronts a critical challenge: a delay in processing SNAP benefit applications. In January, ten Alaskans sued the state, alleging that the Department of Health’s tardiness in issuing food stamps violated federal law. District Judge Sharon Gleason has since mandated the state to rectify its backlog, deeming

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Holly Sheldon Lee’s Misguided Legal Battles: Uncovering the Truth Behind Her False Accusations and Lack of Legal Understanding

/ Justice, Valley Viewpoint / 18 minutes of reading

In recent years, a woman named Holly Sheldon Lee has been making headlines with her fantasy legal cases, battles and false accusations against prominent law firms and judges, including her own brother. However, a closer look into her claims, as documented in her own words, reveals a web of inaccuracies, misguided accusations, and a clear

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Flying community abuzz over indictment of restaurateur who endangered floatplane passengers in Halibut Cove

/ Justice, Kenai Current / 4 minutes of reading

In a recent case that has stirred up the flying community, Marian Beck, a 70-year-old restaurant owner from Halibut Cove, Alaska, has pleaded guilty to charges of reckless boating and attempting to interfere with the navigation of a floatplane. The incident occurred on August 23, 2022, when Beck, who owns The Saltry restaurant, operated a

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