Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 4th of October.
Good morning, Anchorage.
The USS Ted Stevens was officially commissioned in Whittier Saturday during a 90-minute ceremony with speeches from Alaska leaders and Navy officials (sponsors called for the crew to bring the ship to life when equipment was activated).
The USS Ted Stevens was commissioned Saturday, Oct.
3 in Whittier, Alaska — officials say its crew has begun training ahead of the ship’s future role in the fleet.
No. 1 Denver hockey beat UAA 6-2 in their season opener Friday, Oct.
2 at Sullivan Arena (UAA's home rink); coach David Carle returned to his childhood venue, praising the Seawolves' grit as sophomore Tye Spencer scored both goals and called the loss a learning experience.
At Bartlett High on Saturday, Oct.
3, East's Staples won his third Division I state cross-country title in 15:34 while West boys and Chugiak girls claimed team championships, with Juneau-Douglas' Kaia Mangaccat and Mountain City Christian Academy's Breyden Nottingham taking individual wins in Division I girls and Division II boys races.
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