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Tag Archives: Alaska
Alaska Floatplanes Collide, 4 Confirmed Dead, 2 Missing
Two people are missing and four have been confirmed dead after two floatplanes collided near Ketchikan, Alaska. Ten people were taken to area hospitals and four with more serious injuries were flown to Seattle’s Harborview Medical Center. As of today, … Continue reading
Posted in Admiralty-Maritime Law
Tagged Alaska, COLLIDE, Confirmed, DEAD, Floatplanes, MISSING
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Floatplanes Collide in Alaska with Cruise Ship Excursion Passengers on Board; At Least 5 Dead
Two floatplanes that were providing sightseeing tours collided in midair on Monday. The crash happened near Ketchikan, Alaska with both planes falling from the sky – one landing in a lake and one in the ocean, both still submerged. *Some … Continue reading
Posted in Admiralty-Maritime Law
Tagged Alaska, Board, COLLIDE, Cruise, DEAD, EXCURSION, Floatplanes, least, Passengers, Ship
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INJURED FISHERMAN AIRLIFTED FROM ALASKA FISHING VESSEL ARAHO
A crewman was seriously injured Friday while working aboard the Alaska Fishing Vessel ARAHO. The 51-year-old crewman was reportedly working in the vessel factory stacking pans when a storage crate fell upon him. The detailed circumstances leading up to the … Continue reading
Posted in Admiralty-Maritime Law
Tagged Airlifted, Alaska, Araho, Fisherman, FISHING, Injured, Vessel
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SITKA – FIVE ALASKA FISHERMEN RESCUED FROM GROUNDED FISHING VESSEL MASONIC
The crew of the Fishing Vessel Masonic put on survival suits and abandoned ship into the vessel life raft on Tuesday. The 62 foot Masonic went aground near Coronation Island south east of Sitka and the crew radioed a May … Continue reading
Public Lands Watch: Alaska National Wildlife Refuge
This blog post was drafted by Jamie T. Martinez. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is preparing an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) in order to implement the Coastal Plain Oil and Gas Leasing Program established in the Tax Cuts and … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Law
Tagged Alaska, Lands, national, public, Refuge, watch, Wildlife
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