Earliest Arctic human burial found in Alaska site
Archaeologists report 11 500 year old burial of a three year old child at Upper Sun River Alaska in a seasonal house with cremation remains and tools marking a unique early settlement in the U S Arctic. The find links to Beringia and Siberia with evidence of diverse foraging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Alaska
Asia
New World
Science
Arctic
North America
Ben A. Potter
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Upper
Sun River
Tanana Lowlands
Potter
Joel Irish
Siberia
Fitzhugh
U.S. Arctic
Oregon
United States
Beringia
Bering Strait
Ushki Lake
U.S
Michael Kunz
Bureau of Land Management
Fairbanks
Kunz
Fire destroys Leisure Inn after motel blaze erupts
Spectators and lodgers gathered outside the Leisure Inn as smoke rolled from the fire site. Yousefi, owner of the hotel, questioned how the blaze occurred while a nearby guest described thick smoke filling the area. No injuries are mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yousefi
Leisure Inn
Gary Williams
Phoenix
Firefighters save dogs in blaze as owner faces charges
Firefighters sprayed down dogs and cut mesh to reach animals in a heat blaze. The female dog was smoking when reached. The property owner faces animal cruelty and unlawful use of fire charges and possible EPA action over disposal. Fire crews are praised for bravery.
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Wood
Sheriff's Office
Environmental Protection Agency
Emiler
Roswell
New Mexico Students Face Higher Bar for AYP Test
Moody calls for a national standard to level the field as New Mexico students must meet 60 to 70 percent to make AYP while Arkansas faces 30 to 40 percent. Parents like Lorena Mesta echo concerns that schools overemphasize testing and neglect science history and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Arkansas
Moody
Moody's
Lorena Mesta
Military Heights
Mesta
NMSBA
Michael Gottlieb
Roswell Independent School District
Gottlieb
New Mexico film incentives spark debate over cap and jobs
Industry leaders, actors, and educators in New Mexico push back against a lower cap on film incentives. They argue the program fuels local production, education, and thousands of jobs, and that funds stay in state benefits rather than Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinez-Cunningham
Dennis Roch
Atexico
Edna Boldin
C.S.A
Johnnie Hector
Roswell
New Mexico
California
Hector
Trevor
Hollywood
Albuquerque
Boldin
Martinez- Cunningham
Josh Berry
Ari
Tinseltown
Berry
Screen Actors Guild Union
J.entzminger
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US Arctic
Émiller
Roswell-Record
Her
Emiller
Roswell Public Library
W. Second
Mozart
Brahms
Jose Berrones
Violin Mary Coker
Piano
Isidro
Martha Chavez
Duncan & Phyfe
Wexford Glass
South
Montana
Karen Hobbs
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