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Crowdsourcing earns poet visit to remote western Alaska village
ANCHORAGE — An Anchorage poet gets to realize her dream to visit the ghost of a remote western…
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Nail salon finds home at old VBS showroom
The former showroom of VBS Heating Products on Lake Shore Drive seems an improbable location for a nail…
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Farmers’ Market
There is certainly no better way to kick off a Memorial Day weekend than with a bustling Homer…
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Group gives Alaska C-plus on bridges
JUNEAU — A new report card deems 11 percent of Alaska’s bridges are structurally deficient and 12.5 percent…
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Japanese firm inks deals in pursuit of natural gas
Resources Energy Inc., the Japanese company interested in developing a large liquefied natural gas project, has signed several…
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Firms drill ahead on inlet projects
Two closely watched Cook Inlet exploration wells being drilled with jack-up rigs are reported to have reached or…
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Some found guilty in fishing case
BETHEL — A Bethel judge has ruled against some of nearly two dozen Yup’ik Eskimo fishermen cited for…
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Japanese group offers fast-track on LNG
A Japanese consortium working on an independent Alaska liquefied natural gas project has completed a feasibility study and…
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Alaska Pacific University cuts tuition by 30 percent
ANCHORAGE — A private liberal arts college in Anchorage is lowering its tuition by more than 30 percent,…
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Lazy Sun Tanning and Tours to close, but building to get new life as B&B or rental in Anchor Point
The eye-catching Anchor Point landmark on the corner of the Sterling Highway and North Fork Road is about…
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Alaska pitches ANWR exploration plan
JUNEAU — The state of Alaska on Monday proposed a multiyear, multimillion-dollar plan aimed at determining the true…
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Farmers’ Market
Despite the hold that winter seems to be exerting on us this year, it is finally time again…
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Lavrakas named chamber director
The Homer Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center board reached within its ranks for a new executive director…