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Colorado’s McLaughlin smashes Forsberg’s record at Mount Marathon
Oregon’s King becomes race’s oldest winner
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Analysis: Inflation is up in Alaska
Alaska’s 2021 average inflation rate was the largest annual price increase since 1990
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Red, white and blue all day
Kenai turns out for parade, activities to celebrate Independence Day
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Offshore oil plan envisions a single Cook Inlet sale
The proposed 2023-2028 plan is similar to the just-ended Obama administration five-year plan
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Spirit of America: Mother and son arrive as Juneau’s first Ukrianian refugees after four-month journey
“It’s just so beautiful.”
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Roadwork in Moose Pass to shut parts of Seward Highway
The Seward Highway between Mileposts 17 and 22.5 will be closed from 8 p.m. and 5 a.m. on…
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Gara, Cook campaign on the Kenai Peninsula
The pair cited education funding, reproductive rights and election security as priorities
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When the temperature hits 70, Alaskans feel the heat — and start suffering health ills
Acclimatization, the angle of the sun at high latitudes and other factors make summer heat more intense in…
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Work ethic, grit and teamwork
After two decades, Homer athletic director says goodbye to program he helped build
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Fire danger prompts restrictions on burning, fireworks
There were 160 fires in Alaska as of Thursday, and of those 17 were staffed with fire personnel
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1-year Russian River Campground closure starts Aug. 15
The closure will allow extensive construction work to take place
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Assembly OKs pay bumps for planning commissioners
The 14-member body is responsible for the “systematic development and betterment” of the borough
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Another renewable energy company seeks to set up peninsula solar farm
Utopian Power wants to build a two-megawatt solar farm on a 40-acre chunk of land owned by the…
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Peninsula to celebrate 4th of July all weekend
Events celebrating Independence Day will also happen in communities around the peninsula.
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COVID hospitalizations up from last week
Hospitalization data is the most effective indicator of the prevalence of the virus
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Reef Shark replaces Coast Guard Cutter Liberty in Juneau
The new cutter has big boots to fill, but brings the enthusiasm to do it
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Summer Work Program students celebrated
The program places current KPBSD students with disabilities in local businesses
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College of Health building renovation aims to increase number of grads, address worker shortage
Health care expert says building is one of many steps needed to address shortage
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New state department gets new commissioner
Kim Kovol, a longtime social services worker, will head the Department of Family and Community Services
