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Pentagon to review report blaming JBER F-22 pilot for crash
Completed imaging project lets Web browsers 'soar' over Alaska coast
Video: NOAA puts Pribilof Islands documentary online
New encyclopedia of Tlingit language baffles Sitka elders
UAF student boycott kills popular intramural sport for semester
Published: August 18th, 2009 09:57 AM
Last Modified: August 18th, 2009 09:57 AM
Link: "60 Minutes," Australia Correspondent Michael Usher leads an Australian TV crew to "the very heart of Alaska's glacier country, where the giant icebergs begin." Somewhere amid the fun and melodrama -- assisted by Girdwood guide John Markel -- Usher "learned a thing or two about how much [Alaska] means to us and the planet." Channel 9 also has a slide show from the trip.
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