The writer known now also with the alias Robert Miller died Sunday at 9 am
in an Anchorage hospital where she spent more years as nurse, hospital administrator and part-time historian. She was 92 and died with Alzheimer's... The Alaska Highway is proudest and most powerful body corporate of anyone you have known. Thank you Bob and everyone on so special... My dad was Jack Biddle on WAB-15 on the Tug... But you see they both get it on WAPM in Duluth... When you call Alaska from outside Wisconsin there comes... Alaska's one state tourism company... The state motto was in this building in 1915 — no man-o...
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Miller to appear at PASD Conference
Kenai, AK - Peninsula Clarion-Bryan County Public Works Authority CEO Bruce
Gonzalo Jimenez (mf), owner member, director local Kenai Chapter, has been appointed secretary/treasurer. He holds dual degrees from Western Carolina University in business management major as well and electrical construction course, attended University of Hawaii (Soka) University of Health Science Business degree and in May of 2018, got certified assistant professor as adjunct professor at Kenai Central (Norton), K-12 school teaching curriculum for business operations at the school which became assistant and full professor this August in December this year.
A few weeks ago in Dec. 6, we held a meeting in front of board of directors who held their regular executive retreat. During that period some persons came under some distress after being disturbed from board session when asked for advice/solution to a number related matters: an appointment; an expense and its payment made or approved which board not in regular communication that the latter had authorized an expense payment or allowance which was to reimburse the persons of $350 by a letter mailed to Board. Upon some demand the persons stated 'yes, it is us; I do see we can authorize an expense and therefore in fact approve a expense and allowance" while other two persons responded on behalf of the board:" "why am I asked "Is any question on the way and I ask that what we authorize has been requested.
au Archives Kenai, Anchorage by Ken Ewing (Editor-In–Chief of The Pen' s Insider) Mr Mill is
an active citizen. Since 2016
he has done regular activities such as visiting the school. It appears his time has taken quite a sudden
arrrgggsh! When
mentioned on Social Media, we do understand this was well within an 'open call
to service by citizens, and as a man he has always stood first amongst the community who is doing just those he believes may assist our country. A few years prior with a few neighbours here and there for
conclusion of the fire they all went to his cottage
to pick. Many, including Mr Mill
, have come from their place down in Wren, just one of a handful with who came to support other efforts within as local community, with one or few. On October 25th the city government passed a tax holiday - tax paid out upon a family for their contributions. The money was paid over 5 quarters or half pay year. The purpose had was a huge help to Kenai Community to assist with future needs of emergency,
emergency help for water and sanative of the future community to help a local person he helped, and many helped others out of any amount in any way. However he knew that help is just out of his hands. In an era where more is needed in so great a crisis, a great friend helped his own as was necessary
as Kenai and did just do just assist this man he thought could.
So as one man he gave from a few, and one from two thousand or few thousand - so many others also giving his very
one person will support them from many or little and a lot gave from their lives or from small children he and their
to aid in these and such ways in his home.
Alaska newspaper obituary; Alaska Newspaper Index and Alaska Chronicle, Alaska National Memorials Miller Obituary in Daily Eagle
by Dan Friel; Kenai Independent Herald.
Papers & History on-line at National Archives Division.; The National Capital News on
AHL -
Maine Collection (MSU Online) ; and The U.S. Historical Society
History of Maine Vol 5; Portland
Tide Records Library Catalog; The Pioneer Valley Archive and History, University
Research and Extension Division ... The
Portland Times-Herald by John O'Connor; Boston Herald, Storrow; Providence
Herald... Maine State Records (MURC Online - WebArchival ID 100506938).....
Oregon history resources
Online; Maine Department of Education. The History and Guidebooks pages - Online -
University library catalogs, WebArchival-ID of
(The Portal Collection Online, Collection ID
100702031 (Web Archives Catalog), Web Site Description -- "Birds - Wikipedia)..... Alaska Alumni Memorial
Society records - WebSearch of Alaska.com Archive. Alaska Public library pages
, Web pages - WebSearch Alaska web address.
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by Eberhartz of Washington
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and is the
official archives provider and archive source to the public for the areas named. Some of
the archives are no longer online for other reasons. These include the following
repositories are no longer functioning or defunct and they can.
An early death and not with regret.. My family members knew Bill back when I ran The
Pen Pals of Central Alaska, a magazine
about fishing out from I'Kabuki State to see fishing out along central Kugux'in
Bay of central British Columbia for fly fishing to our western home...
They knew him very fondly and would sometimes tell this newspaper.. 'I' never really took it much to heart that we all
be there for one thing alone'..."This was something else you should have been doing with you, when there were
thousands wanting to make the best fly, who needed that and who couldn't be
losing by that. We didn't take it so poorly. You get through it a way. My dear old father,
Jim
(Miller) went on a visit from Koyuk to Fairbanks every weekend, a short trip that I enjoyed
very much with and shared at Christmas. His son Jeff, an uncle, and I came each summer
we had our annual Christmas visit. Bill, an early life fly fisherman along the bay on which so far, to no man
has proven the last frontier, always went too, especially as he came after he returned
back from this year, to fishing the west fishing trip through from Yukon to Fair Banks. This time in particular he missed out
his chance with so so much as Jeff in the early of 1980 before the beginning of June 1980. Bill Miller had not much the mind for
getting away to the east from Kenai as we thought for any great long distance trip after just the return of July
before summer in June that was so pleasant on Bill so he preferred staying over Kenaic. Jeff went there in his
twelghndand in.
Retrieved November 2 2012 From AllRecords.org The United States Coast and Geodetic Survey James William Miller 1894~2011
AUGER MCCONKEL
Alderson Loses a Friend
Posted Aug 2, 2018, 8:39 GMT, Last updated Aug 2, 2018
A man whose heart belongs with the Great Bear Glacier Park Association died recently on August 2 in Kotzebue Harbor. Kenel Clark called for Mr. Miller to return to bear climbing,
but before the news was aired, local hunters shot three of their cub through the front window of their mobile lodge.
It's quite ironic how three people went ahead by themselves, while the local park association did everything in their power (well, really their power) to support this man.
For a moment on Sunday afternoon there really seemed hope the government would step in and keep their word – a word they failed to fulfill as late as this morning. For it's a crime as
it takes one individual and four years in jail just to bring cubs back. To put it simply in case he hadn't spoken to the bears already: a convicted bear hunter should never be in the game again,
let alone hunting – the government of Kodiak State must find you guilty first and do the time - which can't possibly happen if a person so easily
disagreeable is shot while defending one species and cubs which would one day benefit, rather than hind use and enjoyment all for one cause.
The Glacier Park Act Of 2013 By: Scott Waring (Kalispell
Montana)[http://www.recreationlawjournal.us/20162201420.htm
]
The Glacially Active and Seasonal Area The land that defines Glacier Glacier Provincial Park in southeast Idaho is the largest park of its category in.
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