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Alaska News Nightly: Friday, April 22, 2022 – Alaska Public Media

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2 years ago

April 23, 2022

Alaska News Nightly: Friday, April 22, 2022 – Alaska Public Media

Painter and filmmaker Max Romey holds up a watercolor he made displaying ocean particles he and different volunteers collected from an Alaska seaside. (Max Romey)

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Friday on Alaska Information Nightly:

Inside Secretary Deb Haaland Considers her place on the King Cove street after a go to this week. Additionally, a brand new movie reveals the unending work of cleansing up ocean plastic. And biologists are counting clams to see if a Kenai Peninsula fishery can reopen.

Studies tonight from:

Wesley Early in Anchorage
Eilis O’Neill in Seattle
Joe Viechnicki in Petersburg
Liz Ruskin in Washington D.C.
Sabine Poux in Kenai
Eric Stone in Ketchikan

Alaska Information Nightly is hosted by Casey Grove, with producing and audio engineering from Toben Shelby and Katie Anastas.

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Alaska Airlines' flight attendants to receive pay raise – ABC Columbia

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3 hours ago

July 5, 2024

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Alaska Airlines' flight attendants to receive pay raise – ABC Columbia

(CNN)– Alaska Airlines’ flight attendants are about to get a big pay boost as part of a tentative agreement for a new contract.

According to the Association of Flight Attendants, union members will get at least an 18% raise.

They will also now get paid while boarding passengers on flights.

The tentative agreement comes after nearly two years of negotiations.

The union also made a deal on pay for raises that were missed while those negotiations were ongoing.

Union members still need to vote on whether to ratify the agreement.

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Alaska Airlines Expands Mexico Service to La Paz and Monterrey with New Routes From Los Angeles

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9 hours ago

July 5, 2024

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Alaska Airlines Expands Mexico Service to La Paz and Monterrey with New Routes From Los Angeles

Alaska Airlines has announced the addition of two new destinations in Mexico to its international network, set to launch this winter. The carrier will introduce nonstop flights from Los Angeles to La Paz and Monterrey, expanding options for U.S. travelers seeking warm-weather getaways.

Starting Nov. 20, 2024, Alaska Airlines will become the only U.S. carrier offering service to La Paz, a coastal destination in Mexico’s Baja California Sur. The airline aims to provide travelers with access to this less-frequented Mexican locale known for its beaches and marine life. Flights will be offered two- to three-times weekly.

Additionally, beginning Feb. 13, 2025, Alaska Airlines will launch daily nonstop flights between Los Angeles and Monterrey. This new route will make Alaska the sole U.S. airline providing daily nonstop service to the industrial hub in northeastern Mexico.

“During the winter months, our guests search for warm-weather travel destinations,” stated Alaska Airlines in a press release posted to the airline’s website. “Our new nonstop service to La Paz (LAP) and Monterrey (MTY) caters to that demand by offering our guests the perfect escape to sunny skies, a vibrant city experience and warm hospitality.”

The airline encourages early booking for winter vacations, with tickets available for purchase starting now on the Alaska Airlines website.

Editor’s Note: This article was generated by AI, based on a press release distributed by Alaska Airlines. It was reviewed by a TravelAge West editor.

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Breaking: Alaska's U.S. Judge Joshua Kindred resigns

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16 hours ago

July 5, 2024

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Breaking: Alaska's U.S. Judge Joshua Kindred resigns

It has not been announced by the U.S. Court in a press release, but it shows up on the court’s website: Alaska’s U.S. District Court Judge Joshua Kindred has resigned, effective July 8.

Kindred was appointed by President Donald Trump in 2019 to serve as a judge for the District of Alaska. He is a graduate of University of Alaska Anchorage and Willamette University College of Law, graduating in 2005.

The move is sudden, unexplained, but came in a letter of resignation offered by Kindred, who is 47 years old.