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“Even though water might be going over the logs, the force itself is going under the log, and that’s where bodies, boats will be propelled or pushed,” said Joe McCullough, with the Department of Natural Resources Office of Boating Safety.
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Floating debris accumulates on the upriver side of the Peger Road bridge over the Chena River forming a bank-to-bank log jam in the high water caused by recent rainfall Friday morning, August 23, 2019.
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“The theme sets our convention’s tone and guides the agenda,” said AFN President Julie Kitka in a news release. “AFN is reaching out to all Alaskans to help build an Alaska we all want to live in. That’s going to be a big part of what we discuss this year.”
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