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Things that go bump in the night: Two ferries collide in Ketchikan, damage minimal

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Early Friday morning the M/V Kennicott collided with the M/V Hubbard while docking in Ketchikan. Alaska Marine Highway System personnel are conducting a thorough...

State awards repairs of two ferries to Ketchikan and Seward shipyards

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The M/V Hubbard and M/V Tustumena will get capital improvements in 2022 with awards going to two Alaska shipyards. The M/V Hubbard, one of the...

Board chair of Permanent Fund Corp answers questions posed by legislative committee concerning firing of CEO

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The Jan. 13, 2022 letter written by Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation Board Chairman Craig Richards in response to questions by the Legislative Budget and...

Alaska rate of breakthrough Covid cases now at 42% of all infections

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Alaskans who have been vaccinated for Covid-19 are experiencing breakthrough cases like never before. The November statistic from the Department of Health and Social...

Never-ending: Students must stay in masks in Anchorage schools, says superintendent

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Superintendent of Schools Deena Bishop says the students in Anchorage schools will remain masked. Earlier the latest mask mandate was to end this week....

Jamie Allard: Religious Freedom Day takes on new meaning in a time of mandates

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By JAMIE ALLARD Religious Freedom Day is something I never thought I'd be thinking about. Like many Americans, it is a freedom I've taken for granted...

Tom Boutin: Murkowski is the best we can do in 2022

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By TOM BOUTIN I grew up at a time and place in which the Catholic Church seemed to have a larger footprint and more power...

Bare shelves concern Alaskans from Ketchikan to Fairbanks

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Across Alaska, hundreds of citizens have taken part in the #BareShelvesBiden project created by Must Read Alaska on Facebook. We asked people to post...

Dunleavy declares disaster in Southeast due to non-stop snow and rain cycle

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Gov. Mike Dunleavy issued a disaster declaration for the Jan. 11 Southeast Alaska Storm, which activated emergency response options and the state’s Public Assistance...
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