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Former Oilers reliever Lujan gets contract

Paul Lujan, a reliever for the Peninsula Oilers this season, has earned a contract with the independent Rockford…

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Seggerman finds Fountain of Youth

Sue Seggerman won the Fountain of Youth 5K on Wednesday at Tsalteshi Trails. The race gives head starts…

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The last kid in Cold Bay

COLD BAY, Alaska — On a blustery afternoon in July, most of the residents of this town at…

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Marijuana board amends regs, sets $5K fee

The cannabis industry’s growing pains are causing unease for some stakeholders, even as the newly minted Alaska Marijuana…

Opinion

Ted Cruz sees path to White House running through the South

LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas — Ted Cruz sees his way to the White House, and it runs between the…

Opinion

Jeb Bush leaves door open for use of torture by government

DAVENPORT, Iowa — Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush on Thursday declined to rule out resuming the use of…

Opinion

When state and federal marijuana regs collide

It’s a bummer for the state. Medical marijuana has been legal in California since voters passed Proposition 215…

A different way to think about climate change

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A different way to think about climate change

Do we look for convenient justification to do what is easy, to avoid tackling complex problems? Albert Einstein…

Life

Conserving the Kings

I can’t remember the last time I fished for Kenai River king salmon, but it was at least…

President Barack Obama waves to people on the street as he departs a restaurant late Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2015, in Edgartown, Mass., on the island of Martha's Vineyard. The president, first lady Michelle Obama and daughter Sasha are vacationing on the island.

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1st presidential visit to Arctic to focus on global warming

CHILMARK, Mass.  — President Barack Obama says he’ll use his upcoming trip to the Arctic region to press…

Sports

Bird Homestead golf report

Tuesday night there were 34 men who played men’s night. Long drive on hole No. 9 went to…

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Seeking silvers? Beat the heat

They’re active, acrobatic, prone to chasing bait and, unfortunately susceptible to the hot climate. Silver salmon fishing, normally…

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Silvers warming, Dolly Varden red hot

Coho salmon fishing on the Kenai River is slow going, but steadily improving. Water levels are below average…

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Donald the whiner

Donald Trump is given to superlatives, so let’s do him the honor of pronouncing him the most fabulous…

Opinion

On the Gold King Mine spill

Animas River vistas evoke heartbreak, anger, frustration and helplessness since metal-laden water began pouring from the Gold King…

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USDA program helps Alaska’s farmers

This year, Alaska’s commercial farmers and ranchers have the chance to receive a portion of nearly $2 million,…

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Fairbanks school district seeing a teacher shortage

FAIRBANKS, Alaska — A teacher shortage felt across the country has reached Alaska, leaving Fairbanks North Star Borough…

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VA secretary pays tribute to WWII Alaska Native militia

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Secretary of Veterans Affairs Robert McDonald paid tribute Wednesday to those who served in the…

Fremont Street Experience busker Scarlett Ray Watt speaks during an informational meeting at the Las Vegas City Council regarding a new ordinance which sets new standards for them during performances on Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2015.   Councilmen Bob Coffin and Ricki Barlow introduced a measure July 29 aimed at cleaning up the acts of tip-seeking buskers in the Fremont Street Experience pedestrian mall. Key provisions would require performers to obtain city permits and stay in performance zones.  (L.E. Baskow/Las Vegas Sun via AP)

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Downtown Vegas performers concerned with bid to rein them in

LAS VEGAS — On the Fremont Street pedestrian mall, Michael Troy Moore can be found wearing nothing but…

This photo provided by Twentieth Century Fox shows, Kate Mara, left, as Sue Storm, and Michael B. Jordan as Johnny Storm, in a scene from the film, "Fantastic Four." The movie releases in U.S. theaters on Friday, Aug. 7, 2015.  (Ben Rothstein/Twentieth Century Fox via AP)

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“Fantastic Four” is not as fantastic as it could be

‘Fantastic Four’ Twentieth Century Fox 1 hours, 46 minutes   At this point, you’ve probably already heard that…