(81) stories found containing 'Independence Gold'
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Involvement is keystone of Pebble plan
We feel strongly that an informed public is an empowered public," the Keystone Center said in an early September report that attempts to identify the principle issues people have raised in regard... — Updated 9/28/2008
Governor Palin ready for mining education
Alaska's governor-elect, Republican Sarah Palin, made the annual miners' convention in Anchorage the venue for her first official engagement after the election, promising to listen to the industry as she selects her advisors. Palin's predecessor,... — Updated 11/26/2006
Bringing Independence Mine back to life
Chief Ranger Pat Murphy has a dream. Restore the bunkhouse at the historic Independence Mine, north of Anchorage. Bring visitors to stay there overnight and watch old movies in the building's 90-seat theatre on the first floor. In the morning,... — Updated 8/28/2005
Full Metal Minerals takes aim at Lucky Shot
If Lucky Shot lives up to its name, it could net Vancouver, British Columbia-based junior Full Metal Minerals millions of dollars. But the chances are slim. Less than 1 percent of exploration projects eventually develop into operating mines,... — Updated 8/28/2005
Lucky Shot gold project drilling begins
Full Metal Minerals Ltd. has launched an eight-hole drilling program covering 1,200 meters at the Lucky Shot Gold Project, about 40 miles north of Anchorage. The program - the initial phase of exploration at Lucky Shot by the Vancouver, British... — Updated 7/24/2005
Mining exploration spending in Alaska approaches $50M in 2004, says Freeman
The month of November started off with a bang with favorable results for the mining industry from both the state and federal elections standpoint. As it closes the price of gold is flirting with... — Updated 11/28/2004 Full story