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Delta Junction, United States (Local)
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Michael Paschall's coverage heavily revolves around local news, including accidents/incidents, community events, government actions/policies, and wildlife/hunting topics. His focus includes evolving stories and breaking news related to tragedy, government & politics, crime, content & publishing (including the closing of the Seward Journal), and entertainment news.
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Five Loaves Pantry celebrated its work in Delta Junction recently with an open house to engage community members on the services provided by the organization. The event was held at
Alaska State Troopers say 47-year-old John Emerick of Delta Junction was struck by a vehicle Tuesday night along the Alaska Highway and received fatal injuries in the incident.
Troopers are asking for the public’s help with information on a hit and run accident Tuesday night that resulted in the death of a local man.
Elections will be held for the Delta Junction City Council, Delta Greely School Board, and Deltana Community Corporation (DCC) on Tuesday, Oct. 3. Polls are open 8 a.m. to 8
Following last week’s tragic accident in the Yukon Training Area that killed two soldiers and injured 11 others, winter weather has brought an increase in tactical military vehicle wrecks.
After an extensive investigation, Alaska State Troopers have determined that 32-year-old Chelsie Erickson of Delta Junction is believed to have struck 47-year-old Delta Junction resident John Emerick on the night
By: Michael Paschall
The Alaska Department of Transportation (DOT) has awarded a contract to HC Contractors to construct 10 passing lanes between Delta Junction and North Pole on the Richardson Highway. The lanes will vary in length between 0.9 miles and two miles and will be six to eight miles apart.
After lengthy deliberation, the decision has been made to discontinue publishing the Seward Journal at the end of the month.
In a tragic motor vehicle collision, Delta Junior High teacher Lindsay Ohlert died Wednesday evening. The collision occurred north of Shaw Creek at Mile 287 of the Richardson Highway.
The National Weather Service (NWS) in Fairbanks has issued a winter weather advisory for Delta Junction and much of the surrounding area.
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