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Fire destroys East End Road boat shop
“The fire was blowing out the roof in the back of the building.”
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Phishing scam posing as Alaska USA credit union targets Alaskans
With a little care, you can avoid a major headache.
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Southeast grocers see empty shelves
Lack of ferry service means lack of food for Southeast communities.
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Bill would require state to officially recognize Alaska’s 229 tribes
Tribes are already recognized federally.
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Seawatch: Most halibut quotas set lower
The International Pacific Halibut Commission wrapped up its meeting in Anchorage last week.
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Board of Fish tightens central district drift net restrictions
The move is an effort to strengthen Susitna salmon returns.
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An Alaskan village’s long wait for a new school
The third and final article in a series offering snapshots of schooling in the 49th state.
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Prepping bedding for dogs signals Iditarod is near
The so-called straw drop is the first volunteer event of the Iditarod race.
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Senator kicked off committee for breaking caucus rule has bill to end caucus rule
It’s GOP vs Republicans.
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Chief Justice says courts don’t have optional programs, calls for more funding
Judiciary is strong, but needs help.
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Community talk to be held on missing Homer woman
Anesha “Duffy” Murnane has been missing since Oct. 17.
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Ninilchik Emergency Services chief, assistant chief reinstated
Former board has resigned and been replaced, and department is back to normal staffing
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Data shows Homeless Connect drawing new faces
Nearly 150 people attended the event providing support services to those experiencing homelessness.
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Board of Fish votes to increase late-run sockeye in the Kenai River
Could increase the number of fish available for the region’s sport and federal subsistence fisheries.
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Susitna River sockeye delisted as stock of yield concern
The stock was designated after missing its sustainable escapement goal 5 years in a row.
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Former Nikiski teacher sentenced to 30 years for sexual abuse
The victim said Anderson worked to gain their trust throughout their eighth grade year.
