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Linda Boyle: Meet the military doctor who stood up for our warriors and against mandatory Covid shots

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Randy Daly: Let’s get the facts straight on Rep. Carpenter’s fiscal plan for state solvency

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Al Smay: Global elitists interfere in Alaska elections more than ever as they push ranked-choice voting

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Win Gruening: Juneau local elections offer necessary change options

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Mead Treadwell: Missile defense in Alaska marks 20-year milestone with events Friday and Saturday

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Loren Leman: Ads opposing Ballot Measure 2 are deceptive and lie about our military voters

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Sen. Robert Myers: Why I endorse John Coghill for mayor of Fairbanks North Star Borough

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Candidate spotlight: Sen. James Kaufman, leading the charge for stability, security, innovation

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Michael Tavoliero: Administrative state controls nearly every aspect of our lives

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David Boyle: Alaska schools still struggle with reading and math scores, but one school shines

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Robert Seitz: Even 10 billion dead crab is not evidence of human-caused global warming

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Linda Boyle: The tale of two states’ approaches to Covid shots and treatment this year

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