Alaska joined the union as the 50th state on Jan. 3, 1959, while Oct. 18 remains a celebrated date in state history ... reenactment of the changing of the flag on Castle Hill, once home to ...
The Navy officially apologized to the Tlingit community for a bombardment that wiped out an Alaskan village in 1882.
ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY, OCTOBER 17 ... in Sitka and the raising of the American flag. October 18 is celebrated each year in ...
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The US Navy is apologizing 142 years after shelling and burning an Alaska Native village to oblivionShells fell on the Alaska Native village as winter approached ... Even though the Navy’s written history conflicts with the ...
In recent years, though, the ceremonial hilltop raising of the American flag in Sitka every Alaska Day ... So many powerful forces of history converging on the outer coast of Baranof Island ...
(Chris Bieri / ADN) WASILLA — The North Pole flag football team wrote itself into the Alaska sports history book on Saturday. With a 27-6 win over Service, the Patriots became the first Alaska ...
As Americans prepare to cast their votes in the upcoming US election on 5 November, history enthusiasts are turning their ...
As is the case with the ASAA Division II Football State Championships, Lathrop and North Pole will be the only Interior teams playing in the Alaska Flag Football State Championships this weekend.
Missing from many articles about Alaska’s Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) decision is what headlined the initiative that barely passed (51%). The first two lines of that proposal read: “Prohibit ...
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