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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - The police chief of Alaska's largest city hurried out of the department's glass building after the ground began to shake. Phone lines jammed and even police radios were spotty after a major earthquake, but his cellphone was recently equipped with a national wireless network dedicated to first responders. |
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska The police chief of Alaska’s largest city hurried out of the department’s glass building after the ground began to shake. Phone lines jammed and even police radios were spotty after a major earthquake, but his cellphone was recently equipped with a national wireless network dedicated to first responders. |
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska — The police chief of Alaska’s largest city hurried out of the department’s glass building after the ground began to shake. Phone lines jammed and even police radios were spotty after a major earthquake, but his cellphone was recently equipped with a national wireless network dedicated to first responders. |
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — The police chief of Alaska’s largest city hurried out of the department’s glass building after the ground began to shake. Phone lines jammed and even police radios were spotty after a major earthquake, but his cellphone was recently equipped with a national wireless network dedicated to first responders. |
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Anchorage Police Chief Justin Doll was able to reach other officials who had the new high-speed connection after the 7.1 magnitude quake last year caused widespread damage. It proved to be a trial run in Alaska for the FirstNet network, which Doll and other commanders had just signed on to test with their personal cellphones. |
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The police chief of Alaska's largest city hurried out of the department's glass building after the ground began to shake. Phone lines jammed and even police radios were spotty after a major earthquake, but his cellphone was recently equipped with a national wireless network dedicated to first responders. |
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A driver sits in a moving driverless car during a 2016 public trial run in Singapore. ROSLAN RAHMAN/AFP/Getty Images.
You know the feeling. The weather has just gotten warm. You get behind the wheel on a Friday afternoon and head into the weekend. Your favorite song is on the radio, you’ve got the windows down. |
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The concept for bringing the Opry, the 94-year-old country music variety show and live radio program, to Bonnaroo was borne out of a lunch meeting between Opry General Manager Sally Williams and Bonnaroo co-founder Ashley Capps. For over a decade, Williams worked with Capps and his company, AC.... |
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The concept for bringing the Opry, the 94-year-old country music variety show and live radio program, to Bonnaroo was borne out of a lunch meeting between Opry General Manager Sally Williams and Bonnaroo co-founder Ashley Capps. For over a decade, Williams worked with Capps and his company, AC.... |
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Bishop Gilbert Deya has confirmed that he has a new fiancee, his fourth woman to date since returning to Kenya. He had been dumped three times before finding the woman of his dreams, who also dumped him after getting a child with another man. The pastor, notorious for the miracle babies scandal,.... |
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Edith Cavell, who was born in Swardeston, is the most celebrated nurse of the First World War. She saved the lives of soldiers from both sides, and assisted in an escape from occupied Belgium - which led to her execution. Anne Boleyn (Blickling) Anne Boleyn, born in Blicking, was Henry VIII's second wife before she met his guillotine. |
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