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Bob Bird: Miracles still happen

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Bob Griffin: Rightsizing the Anchorage School District is essential

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Alex Gimarc: The desperate lie being told about how military voters must have ranked-choice voting

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Alex Gimarc: Relentless ranked-choice voting ads are increasingly filled with bald-faced lies

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Linda Boyle: Why was early treatment of Covid given such a bad rap?

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Michael Tavoliero: Subjective interpretation of Constitution, introduces ambiguity, inconsistency

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Linda Boyle: Hear from courageous doctors at next Alaska health freedom conference

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Win Gruening: Juneau voters weigh three big ballot propositions

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Mikaela Emswiler: The ballot bandits from out of state are undermining Alaska’s elections

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L. Kathryn Holmstrom: Ranked-choice voting system has not worked well for Alaska

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Chris Wright: Not all public safety employees want defined-benefit pensions

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Alexander Dolitsky: Marc Chagall’s ‘Pinch of Snuff’ is a symbol of peace and mutual healing

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