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What do we want? Ferries. Who should pay for them? Other people.

Suzanne Downing - March 13, 2019 32

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Southeast Alaska is experiencing drought

Suzanne Downing - March 2, 2019 0

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Metlakatla votes to change time zones

Suzanne Downing - February 4, 2019 1

Top News

Anchorage women sit this march out

Suzanne Downing - January 19, 2019 3

Politics

Treadwell crushes Ketchikan straw poll, Dunleavy bests in Wasilla

Suzanne Downing - August 4, 2018 3

Politics

Shirley Marquardt gets new job title: Exec. Director of ferries

Suzanne Downing - May 16, 2018 5

Columns

Borough residents face double taxation under governor’s wage tax

Suzanne Downing - October 26, 2017 2

Politics

Local election results from around Alaska

Suzanne Downing - October 4, 2017 2

Politics

Ketchikan school board’s final blow in Obama’s cupcake war

Suzanne Downing - September 28, 2017 2

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