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Mayor tries to get ahead of restaurant rebellion, excludes assemblywoman from public meeting

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Mayor Austin Quinn-Davidson has told Assemblywoman Jamie Allard of Eagle River that Allard is, in no uncertain terms, not welcome at a Tuesday meeting...

First look: What’s in the $900 billion stimulus package?

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The $900 billion stimulus package is trimmed down from from the $2.2 trillion CARES Act passed by Congress in March. It has funds for...

Just two COVID vaccine allergic reactions in Alaska

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Not all vaccination reactions are created equal. And reporting in the media may vary. Two Alaska health care workers who have received the Pfizer COVID-19...

Alaska Veterans may get Moderna COVID vaccine as soon as this week

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The Moderna COVID-19 vaccine is arriving in Alaska Christmas week. Must Read Alaska has learned that the Veterans Administration will be administering this particular...

Can’t buy love

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ANCHORAGE DAILY PLANET If you need proof money cannot buy you love, take a gander at how much Al “Bear Killer” Gross spent on his...

CDC: Overdose deaths exploding during COVID shutdowns

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The highest number of overdose deaths ever recorded in a 12-month period happened this year in America, according to the Centers for Disease Control...

Passings: Terrence Cole, author, professor, critic

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University of Alaska Professor Emeritus Dr. Terrence Cole passed away Dec. 12, 2020 at the age of 67. He was the brother of writer...

Passings: Alice Stevenson Green, 103, was first woman ordained by Presbyterian Church in Alaska

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SHE PASTORED FROM KETCHIKAN TO SAVOONGA Alice Stevenson Green, the first woman ordained as a Presbyterian minister in Alaska, passed on Dec. 7, 2020 at...

Anchorage’s city-owned start-up fund now dedicated to minority businesses

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The 49th State Angel Fund had a problem: Too many of its investments were going to white people. It has addressed that problem by creating...

Bedroom video? Palin says Julian Assange, who Wiki-leaked her emails, deserves pardon

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Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin has called for the presidential pardon of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. All is forgiven, apparently, for his leaking her emails...
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