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Fungibility: The way the city can use CARES money for homeless hotel project

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It is getting so that we are afraid to leave town for a few days because of what we might find has happened while...

Slow walking it: Muni Clerk says repeal request on Assembly member Zalatel can wait a month

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The Anchorage Municipal Clerk now says she has 30 days -- not 10 -- to tell the sponsors of a recall application against an...

Kenai Borough opens rec center for kids shut out of ‘red zone’ Peninsula schools

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Schools won't open for in-person learning on the Central Kenai Peninsula as scheduled on Monday, Aug. 24, but the North Peninsula Recreation Service Area...

First Day of GOP Convention has Sean Parnell as speaker

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NO, NOT THAT SEAN PARNELL... Alaskans tuning into the Republican National Convention on Monday will see a lineup of speakers that includes several familiar names. One...

Anchorage Assembly violates letter and spirit of Alaska Open Meetings Act

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A MUST READ ALASKA EDITORIAL For weeks, the business of the people of Anchorage has been conducted in what can be fairly described as a...

Oops: Gross admits on private call he’s with the Democrats all the way

GUEST CONTRIBUTOR - 18
The problem with lying to voters is that eventually they'll find out. They always do. In this case, Alaska Senate candidate Al Gross found...

In the nicest terms possible, Pebble Partnership says POLITICO got it wrong

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A story in a leading political blog says that the Trump Administration is about to put a dagger through the heart of the Pebble...

Is the Berkowitz shutdown ‘flattening the curve’ in Anchorage? A ride on the shutdown rollercoaster

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BUSINESSES SAY THEY ARE THE SACRIFICIAL LAMB FOR BAD SCIENCE Is it working? It has been three weeks since Mayor Ethan Berkowitz's latest Emergency Order...

Attacking systemic racism or adding more bureaucracy?

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JUNEAU'S ASSEMBLY APPEARS READY TO TAKE BUREAUCRACY PATH By WIN GRUENING Following months of racial unrest and protests, the country is struggling with Black Lives Matter...
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