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The Marines are coming: Commandant nominee, with Sen. Dan Sullivan

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Poll: Dunleavy has net positive of 13 percent

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Union organizers impersonate Labor Department inspectors?

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CYA? Spohnholz attacks character of citizen Karl Johnstone — again

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Johnstone: What Spohnholz did to me, she can do to anyone

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Dunleavy to Chamber of Commerce: Let the people decide

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National Park Service seeks to close another Alaska river

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Listicle: Which House member has voted with Republican caucus the most?

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Myrna Maynard, Ms. Republican

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Two legislators apologize for their colleagues’ behavior

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Black Rifles Matter: House members query agency misconduct

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Winners, losers in the confirmation process

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Anchorage launches ‘Crampground’ neighborhood

Fifty years after Saigon fell, one sailor’s memories still haunt him — and one unexpected encounter brought him peace

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Anchorage launches ‘Crampground’ neighborhood

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Bob Bird: The glaring inconsistencies of ‘pro-lifers’

‘Bad Intentions’ run deep: Five Southeast Alaska fishermen indicted in halibut scheme

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Anchorage launches ‘Crampground’ neighborhood

Fifty years after Saigon fell, one sailor’s memories still haunt him — and one unexpected encounter brought him peace

Bob Bird: The glaring inconsistencies of ‘pro-lifers’