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Inside Today XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.Kevin O’Brien is first person with cerebral palsy to complete the Equinox. » A4AX Voters have big decisions to make Tuesday By Amanda Bohman on this year’s local ballots is a the new industry. that deals with city finances. In Fairbanks, City Council- [email protected] referendum on the marijuana About 25 marijuana compa- Voters are being asked to men Jerry Cleworth and David industry. nies are operating in the Fair- approve a measure allowing Pruhs are running unopposed Numerous political and eco- Voters in the city of Fairbanks banks area and paying taxes to Fairbanks to raise property for re-election. nomic futures will be decided will decide Proposition A, and the state and localities, accord- taxes by an estimated $63 per In North Pole, Aino Welch Tuesday when voters head to in the outskirts of the borough ing to state and municipal tax $100,000 value of property. and Sharon Hedding are vying the polls to decide the fate of will decide Proposition 1. records. for two available council seats. the marijuana industry, financ- A no vote is a vote in favor of Industry estimates put the Municipal races At the Fairbanks North Star es in the city of Fairbanks and keeping marijuana businesses number of people employed at A handful of candidates for Borough, voters will need to who will be sworn in as the open. A yes vote forces them to marijuana companies at about local office have no challengers, decide who to elect to the Bor- area’s newest leaders. close. 250. while other races have crowded ough Assembly, Board of Edu- Voting starts at 7 a.m. at 40 A land-use conflict in a Sal- If approved, businesses fields. cation and the Interior Gas polling places across the cities cha neighborhood where a would have 90 days to stop On both city ballots, for Fair- Utility board of directors. and the Fairbanks North Star marijuana grow was approved operations. banks and North Pole, two peo- Borough. Polls close at 8 p.m. sparked signature-gathering Fairbanks voters face a sec- ple are running for election to The most high-profile item campaigns last year targeting ond question, Proposition B, two slots on the city councils. VOTE » A3

GOOD MORNING UAF awarded grant for The weather. Mostly cloudy. A slight chance of rain seaweed in the morning, then isolated rain show- ers in the afternoon. Tonight: Mostly study cloudy High today ...... 54 BY ERIN GRANGER [email protected] Low tonight ...... 37 Sunrise: 8:08 a.m. The University of Alaska Fair- Sunset: 7:11 p.m. A police officer takes cover behind a police vehicle during a shooting near the Mandalay banks has been awarded a fed- eral grant of $500,000 to study Bay resort and casino on the on Sunday in Las Vegas. AP PHOTO/JOHN WEATHER » A9 seaweed farming in Alaska. LOCHER The project has been in the • • • works at UAF for some time, and the funding will help push research to the next level, S. Bradley Moran, dean of the Col- lege of Fisheries and Ocean Sci- Shooting in Vegas ences, said. “This project will bolster Alas- ka’s ocean economy in important of an active shooter near the versity Medical Center spokes- ways as we work collectively to Gunfire at concert Route 91 Harvest Festival. Las woman Danita Cohen said. Of implement a more sustainable Vegas police later said one sus- those, at least two died, 12 were and diversified use of Alaska’s kills at least twenty pect was “down” and they did in critical condition and the rest maritime resources,” Moran RALLY ‘N’ not believe there were any other were being evaluated, she said. said. By Sally Ho shooters. Among the wounded was University officials said the ROLL ASSOCIATED PRESS Concert-goers reported see- an off-duty officer from the project aims to integrate the sea- Seahawks use second- ing muzzle flashes from the Bakersfield Police Department weed farming process, including LAS VEGAS — At least twenty upper floors of the Mandalay in California, the department half surge to rout the seed production, planting, grow- people were killed and dozens Bay Hotel and Casino across said. Authorities did not release Colts. ing, harvesting and re-seeding, wounded during a shooting at Las Vegas Boulevard from the the name of the officer, who using methods from the com- SPORTS an outdoor music festival on the festival and the suffered non-life threatening Page B1 mercial fishing industry. Las Vegas Strip late Sunday. sound of what they described as injuries. Mike Stekoll, a biochemist Dozens of patrol vehicles automatic gun fire. Kodiak Yazzie, 36, said he with the UAF College of Fisheries descended on the Strip after Twenty-six people were • • • authorities received reports admitted to the hospital, Uni- SHOOTING » A7 SEAWEED » A5

SOURDOUGH JACK: “Sending thoughts and prayers to Senator: GOP is fractured the shooting victims.” ASSOCIATED PRESS worry about that.” Murkowski said the party used to KETCHIKAN — Republican U.S. Sen. lean less to the right and was more Lisa Murkowski of Alaska weighed inclusive of differing views across the in on the current state of the Repub- spectrum, the Ketchikan Daily News lican Party and President Donald reported Saturday. Trump, saying she is concerned “There’s room for tea party folks. that the Republican Party might be There’s room for moderates like me. becoming too exclusive and disjoint- There’s room for the conservatives. ed. There’s room for pro-life and for President Donald Trump talks with Sen. Joni Ernst, “We seem to be more fractured people that are more supportive of a within our party now than in the big- woman’s right to choose,” she said. R-Iowa, June 13 in the White House. Sen. Lisa tent Ronald Reagan days,” Murkow- Murkowski, R-Alaska, is at Trump’s right. AP FILE ski said. “And I worry about that; I GOP » A7 PHOTO/SUSAN WALSH

INSIDE Classified » B8-10 | Comics » B7 | Dear Abby » B6 | Obituaries » A8 | Opinion » A6 Monday, October 2, 2017 Fairbanks Daily News-Miner A3 INTERIOR Quilters blanket soldiers, service dogs with love airbanks quilters made a co-workers at the Alaska Divi- Road, hosts a special sale that special quilt for a soldier sion of Geological and Geo- benefits the Catholic Schools F who works with trained physical Surveys. The quilt top of Fairbanks Power Endow- service dogs, and then they then was sent to a professional ment. took their time finding the volunteer quilter who is an That sale, featuring antique perfect recipient. expert at long-arm quilting. quilts and baskets, will be held She quilted tiny paw prints from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thurs- on the borders, clouds in the day, Friday and Saturday, at Kris Capps skies and ferns in the back- the store. COMMUNITY EDITOR ground. Some of the dogs Fifty percent of sales go to [email protected] in the quilt appear almost the endowment, now in its three-dimensional. The fifth year. Last year, earnings American flag seems to flut- of more than $6,000 were ter in the breeze, thanks to donated to the schools to help That lucky recipient was her expertise. defray utility costs. Alaska State Trooper Timothy Benevento called it a work “Some day, the earnings will Wolff, former Army Reserves of art and a “showstopper, for cover all utility costs,” owner veteran of Iraq and Afghan- sure.” Judy Grahek said. istan. Wolff handled bomb “Sometimes, I think this This particular sale features sniffing dogs in the military program has a life of its own about 50 antique quilts, items and now handles service dogs This special Quilt of Valor was awarded last month to and we just show up while it made from quilts, plus assort- in his work with the Troopers, Trooper Timothy Wolff. PHOTO COURTESY FAIRBANKS HOST LIONS happens,” she said. ed antiques and more than said Sally Benevento, who Upon being presented with 500 Longaberger baskets. helps spearhead this project Quilts of Valor Foundation rate to make these quilts and the quilt, Wolff wrapped it Plain Jane aprons and a few through the Fairbanks Host is a national program. Its mis- award them locally. around himself and said, “My handcrafted items will also be Lions Club. sion is to cover service mem- Volunteers spent three days grandmother is going to flip available. Quilters showed off this bers and veterans touched by this past weekend working on when she sees this quilt.” The Ornamentry officially particular quilt earlier this war with comforting and heal- Quilts of Valor, and Benevento opens for seasonal holiday year before submitting it to a ing quilts. described it as “a really happy, business Nov. 1. national promotion for Quilts In Fairbanks, talented quil- fun time.” Power Endowment Reach columnist/community editor of Valor. It was available this ters with the Fairbanks Host This detailed quilt, featur- Every year, the seasonal Kris Capps at kcapps@newsminer. fall to be awarded to a veteran Lions Club, Cabin Fever Quil- ing service dogs, was created holiday consignment store com. Call her at the office 459-7546. or active military member. ters Guild and others collabo- by Bobby Kirchner and her The Ornamentry, 801 Pioneer Follow her on Twitter: @FDNMKris.

Planning Commission; Samuel to Seat F. He works for the city VOTE McKeirnan, a postal service carri- of Fairbanks and owns a cleaning Trump scoffs at ‘politically Continued from A1 er; and Ryan Smith, an advisor at business. His challenger is librar- the University of Alaska Fairbanks. ian Deborah Rinio. motivated ingrates’ after Maria Borough Assembly Seat H drew three active candi- Wendy Dominique, a civil Three assembly seats are up for dates and a fourth who dropped servant, faces challenger Jodi ASSOCIATED PRESS sey golf club and on Sunday grabs: Seats D, E and H. out but whose name will appear Rhoades, a small businesswoman attended an international The race for Seat D has incum- on the ballot. and teacher, for Seat G. JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Pres- golf competition near New bent Christopher Quist facing Math professor Leah Berman ident Donald Trump on York City. challenger Hank Bartos, who Williams is facing off with Aaron Interior Gas Utility Sunday scoffed at “politi- San Juan Mayor Car- previously served 16 years on the Lojewski, an aurora tour oper- Jeffrey Rentzel, Patrice Lee and cally motivated ingrates” men Yulin Cruz on Fri- assembly. ator, and Robert Shields, a bak- Scott Eickholt are seeking elec- who had questioned his day accused the Trump Quist owns a coffee roasting er. Charles Kesler Woodward tion to IGU board Seat D, occu- administration’s commit- administration of “killing company and works for KUAC. dropped out and is supporting pied by Lojewski, who is running ment to rebuilding Puerto us with the inefficien- Bartos is a retired U.S. Air Force Williams. for Borough Assembly. Rico after a pulverizing cy” after the storm. She officer who owns a real estate com- Rentzel, a retired state worker, hurricane and said the fed- begged the president, who pany. Board of Education is a substitute teacher and hob- eral government had done is set to visit Puerto Rico The race for Seat E is the Two incumbents are seeking by farmer. Lee is a retired teach- “a great job with the almost on Tuesday, to “make sure most-contested assembly race re-election to school board Seats er, and Eickholt is the business impossible situation.” somebody is in charge with five hopefuls: Jo Ann Borges, F and G, while Seat E, the only manager at Local 942 Laborers Trump’s latest tweets that is up to the task of who owns a child care facility and open seat, drew four hopefuls. Union. sought to defend Washing- saving lives,” and appealed serves on the Fairbanks Diversity Retired Denali Elementary Jack Wilbur is running unop- ton’s attentiveness to recov- for help “to save us from Council; Jerry McBeath, a retired School principal Tim Doran, posed for re-election to Seat C. ery efforts on a U.S. terri- dying.” college professor who has previ- lawyer Michael Kenna, former Wilbur is president of Design tory in dire straits almost Cruz said Sunday that ously served on the school board teacher Mat Wade, and tutor Alaska. two weeks after Hurri- “there’s only one goal, and and Planning Commission; Ange- Chrya Sanderson are all vying for Contact staff writer Amanda Bohman cane Maria struck. The it’s saving lives,” adding la Major, a civil servant on Fort the Seat E. at 459-7587. Follow her on Twitter: president spent Saturday that all she did “was ask for Wainwright who has served on the Sean Rice is seeking re-election @FDNMborough. ensconced in his New Jer- help.”

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F17523800 Monday, October 2, 2017 Fairbanks Daily News-Miner A7 NATION/WORLD “My advice to this “is that while strong GOP administration on North words are important. Continued from A1 Korea is to continue to inflammatory rhetoric Simpson free, staying in Vegas ratchet up the pressure that just escalates (North Murkowski said the through sanctions,” Mur- Korea leader) Kim Jong ASSOCIATED PRESS divisions in Congress kowski said. “Whether Un to come back with extend beyond just the it is through trade or equally inflammatory LAS VEGAS — Officials GOP. She said that, in a through financial insti- rhetoric is concerning.” at a remote Neva- similar fashion, Demo- tutions, let’s use these Murkowski is not a fan da prison where O.J. crats seem to be having economic tools and do so “of governing by tweet,” Simpson was set free their own existential cri- in a way that is — I think she said. early Sunday after sis fueled by ideological it’s fair to say the word — “I’m just not, and I nine years for armed splits. aggressive.” know that we’re in a dif- robbery arranged Murkowski also talked Murkowski said she ferent world now and we the former football about the current cri- does not agree with the communicate differently, and Hollywood star’s sis involving the United way Trump has been but in my view there is dead-of-night depar- States and North Korea communicating with a seriousness and a pro- ture to avoid public because Alaska is the North Korea. fessionalism that comes scrutiny. Former football legend O.J. Simpson signs closest state to the reclu- “Another thing that I with the executive,” she It worked. Simpson documents at the Lovelock Correctional sive country. would advise,” she said, said. signed release paper- Center on Saturday in Lovelock, . work just before mid- Simpson was released from the Lovelock night and disappeared into the darkness Correctional Center in northern Nevada early they encountered police the basement of the near- minutes into the first Sunday. BROOKE KEAST/NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF SHOOTING checkpoints where officers by Tropicana hotel-casino. day he was eligible CORRECTIONS VIA AP Continued from A1 were carrying shotguns Officers carrying assault for release. Through that he avoid the spot- told The Associated and assault rifles. rifles ran into the Manda- efforts by prison offi- and his girlfriend were light. He was neither Press that the former “There were armored lay Bay Hotel and Casino. cials to keep the time watching ’s heard from nor seen football hero and celeb- personnel vehicles, SWAT Authorities shut down and place secret, there performance when he publicly, except when rity criminal defendant vehicles, ambulances, part of the Las Vegas Strip were no journalists heard what sounded like a person made a video plans to live at a home and at least a half-mile of and Interstate 15. Flights outside the prison fireworks. The music recording of him in a in the Las Vegas area police cars,” Baggett said. were temporarily halted gates to capture the stopped temporarily and car at a gas station on for the foreseeable Witnesses said they saw at McCarran Interna- moment. started up again before the way to Las Vegas future. Arruti declined multiple victims and doz- tional Airport because of Though publici- another round of pops in which he asked to be for what he said were ens of ambulances near the shooting, the airport ty-prone in the past, sent the performers left alone. security and privacy the concert venue. Some said on its verified Twitter Simpson apparently ducking for cover and State Division of reasons to disclose the attendees later huddled in account. took the advice of peo- fleeing the stage. Parole and Probation exact location of the ple in his inner circle Thousands fled as bursts Capt. Shawn Arruti house. of gunfire could be heard for more than five min- Come Visit Fairbanks’ utes, Yazzie said. First Distillery Jose Baggett, 31, a Las Vegas resident, said he and a friend were in the lobby of the Luxor hotel-casino — directly north of the fes- tival — when people began running. He said people Tasting Room Hours were crying and as he and Tuesday -Fri. 4to8pm his friend walked away, Sat. 2-8pm 457-1070 F12522940 Storewide

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They have ome- edu/ces and check out ment of Energy wanted as four years, [email protected] except for a few over- ga-3 fatty acids, lots our many publications was a proposal to come Steckoll said. looked berries. of fiber and protein. that will tell you how up with news ways to We have highbush long-term storage. But These little gray seeds to make all types of mass-culture seaweeds cranberries, ling- if you are looking for a absorb several times fruit spreads. We also off shore for a potential ment of Energy appro- onberries and rose quick and easy way to their weight in water have online lessons biofuel product,” he said. priated $22 million to 18 hips still on the hori- make a jam that won’t and create a thick jelly- at www.uaf.edu/ces/ “It’s a consortium projects — including the zon. These berries are be stored at room tem- like substance, perfect preservingalaskasboun- of people who will be seaweed study — under usually sweeter after perature, there are ways to make jam. ty/ that will give you working on this project, the umbrella of the the frost, which is why to do it. It couldn’t be simpler safe ways to preserve including the Alaska Macroalgae Research we wait until later to A freezer jam is jam to make. Mix 2 cups everything including Fisheries Development Inspiring Novel Energy harvest them. These made from fresh ber- of crushed berries, 1 herbs, smoked salmon Foundation, Blue Evo- Resources program. great-tasting nuggets ries and stored in the tablespoon lemon juice and some great fruit lution, a private com- “From Alaska to the are nutritional pow- refrigerator or freezer and 2 tablespoons of spreads. pany that cultivates Gulf Coast, the Unit- erhouses, with high for longer storage. It honey or sugar. Taste Berries are a great and markets seaweed ed States has offshore levels of vitamin C and is a little softer (less and make sure it is addition to our family products, and other resources capable of pro- antioxidants. jelled) than traditional sweet enough for your meals and are a pow- seaweed farmers,” Ste- ducing enough seaweed Berries often are jam, but it has a great taste. Stir in 2 table- erhouse when it comes koll said. “It’s excit- to handle as much as 10 frozen for longer flavor that comes from spoons of chia seeds. to nutritional values. ing to have this new percent of our demand term preservation. If the freshest of berries. Wait about an hour Enjoy them while they infusion of funding to for transportation they are to be used in Make yours by mix- and make sure it is are fresh, and preserve broaden the scope of fuel,” Eric Rohlfing, act- jams or jellies, freeze ing 2 cups of crushed jelled enough to suit more for your winter the research I’ve been ing director of ARPA-E, them in the quanti- berries and 4 cups of your taste. If it is still enjoyment. doing.” said. “By focusing on ty required for your sugar, and stir occasion- too soft, add more chia Roxie Rodgers Dinstel is Stekoll has been the technological chal- favorite recipes. For ally until the sugar is seeds — 1 teaspoon at associate director of the working on a $418,000 lenges to growing and instance, my favorite dissolved. Meanwhile, a time until it is thick Cooperative Extension project funded by the harvesting macroalgae blueberry jam reci- dissolve one package of enough. Pour into jars Service, a part of the National Sea Grant Col- efficiently and cost- pe calls for 4½ cups powdered pectin in a and refrigerate until University of Alaska lege Program to develop effectively, MARINER of berries, so that is cup of water in a sauce- used. Fairbanks, working in cost-effective cultivation project teams are build- what I put in each bag. pan. Bring to a boil and One of my favorite cooperation with the U.S. methods to assist Alas- ing the tools we need to Berries that will be boil hard for 1 minute. simple jams is what I Department of Agriculture. ka producers in growing fully put this resource to served over cereal can When the berries have call the 3-2-1 jam. It Questions or column requests and harvesting commer- work contributing to our can be e-mailed to her at be placed on a cookie dissolved the sugar, stir takes 3 cups of sugar, 2 cial quantities of sugar energy future.” [email protected] or by sheet and put in bags in the pectin. Pour into cups of rhubarb and 1 kelp. The two projects Alaska Republican calling 907-474-7201. when frozen. jars and let the mixture cup of crushed berries. connect nicely, he said. Sen. Lisa Murkowski, a For many of us, noth- set at room tempera- Mix the sugar, rhu- “They both have to member of the Senate ing compares with ture for 24 hours, then barb and berries in do with aquaculture of Appropriations Commit- berry jam or jelly on a refrigerate it until it is a saucepan and cook sugar kelp, but the Sea tee and the Senate Ener- freshly baked biscuit or eaten — which won’t be until the mixture is a Grant project is for help- gy and Natural Resourc- toasted bread. I love to long. soft set, probably 15 ing Alaska commercial es Committee, recog- make jam or jelly, put I’ve also been exper- to 20 minutes. Place farmers,” he said. nized UAF for receiving it in jars and process it imenting with a com- in jars and store in With funding recently the grant. in a hot water bath for pletely different type the refrigerator. allocated, the project is “Alaska is a leader set to begin in January in energy innovation, and continue for a year, and I’m proud that we Stekoll said. If every- continue to be recog- leahforassembly.com thing goes well, the proj- nized for our efforts to ect could be renewed develop the next gener- Vote for as many as four years, ation of cost-effective he added. technologies,” she said. Julie Decker, executive “Exploring the possi- Today’s Lucky Number director of the Alaska bilities surrounding LEAH Fisheries Development the economic benefits Foundation, said the of kelp production, CTOBER project could be great for from food to energy, is Berman Williams O the state. exciting for our state. FNSB ASSEMBLYSEATH • OCTOBER3,2017 “Because seaweed This grant underscores B-5 is planted in the fall, both the opportunities SMART SOLUTIONS FOR FAIRBANKS G E grown throughout the we have in Alaska and A M winter and harvested in the importance of pro- Education Economic Diversity the spring, it could be an grams like ARPA-E, Quality,well-funded public Infrastructurefor small excellent source of addi- which provide tools schools for all our children business, tourism, and industry tional revenue for fisher- that enable transforma- men and processors,” she tive energy technologies Play said. to succeed.” Air Quality Space for Everyone Funding was allocated Contact staff writer Erin to through the Advanced Granger at 459-7544. Follow Local solutions for clean air Morepaths, parks, trails, Research Projects Agen- her on Twitter: and affordable heating public areas, and transportation Win!! cy-Energy. The Depart- @FDNMPolitics. 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