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State pays back $50,000 over Alaska Hire lawsuit
State agrees to refund fines.
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U.S. Congress candidate Alyse Galvin makes stop in Homer
After making a respectable run to unseat Alaska’s sole U.S. Representative, Don Young, in 2018, Anchorage’s Alyse Galvin…
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Police say Seward homicide victim was lured, beaten
Five people have been charged in the Aug. 25 death of Preston Atwood.
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Alaska case on campaign finance laws could go national
Department of Law has until Monday to appeal.
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Cooper files for House District 31 race
With the 2020 general election a year away, the race for House District 31 Representative has already started.…
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Early blows for state of Alaska in prominent cases
The state has suffered recent blows in lawsuits.
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Stevens briefs Homer on PFD, oil taxes, other issues
On a recent visit to Homer, Sen. Gary Stevens, R-Kodiak, spoke to a group of about 15 area…
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Recall Dunleavy application denied by Department of Law
Department says application is ‘both factually and legally insufficient.’
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Fair Share Campaign opens Homer office to collect signatures
A week after the Homer office of Alaska’s Fair Share campaign opened, volunteers have gathered close to 600…
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Southeast loses jobs, but still has one of the lowest unemployment rates in state
It’s not all bad news.