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Mayor names new librarian for Anchorage: Virginia Clay McClure

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Anchorage School Board dug deep $68 million fiscal hole using the Covid one-time funds

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Dunleavy gets federal disaster declaration approved by feds for Western Alaska storm-hit communities

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Air Force Academy in Colorado tells cadets to not use terms like ‘mom’ or ‘dad’ because of gender

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Ethan Schutt takes over as chair of Permanent Fund Board

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Mat-Su School Board instates one minute of silence for schools at beginning of each day

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Latest plan: Anchorage Assembly wants to put homeless back in Sullivan Arena in addition to Golden Lion Hotel

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Juneau School District allows boys to undress with girls during swimming field trips

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Breaking: Former AG Sniffen indicted for sexual abuse of a minor in third degree in decades-old case

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Democrat kills Republican teen in North Dakota, and mainstream media ignores the crime

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New record: Two million illegals cross U.S. southern border in one year, an all-time high

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Second Amendment: Alaska Attorney Gen. Taylor signs warning to credit card companies tracking gun sales

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