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Murkowski Bought Time for a New Governor to Do Better

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Among all the sections in the so-called Big Beautiful Bill that will drive up the federal deficit, pour billions into defense and border security and cut federal spending on Medicaid is one item that shows Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski was thinking ahead.See the Story

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Governor Deposits a Veto to Help Predatory Lenders

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Juneau Empire Juneau Empire - The Voice of Alaska's Capital Since 1912 Thousands of Alaskans get so squeezed on their finances every year that they turn to high-interest payday loans to help cover their bills. That may sound manageable — short-term borrowing with the intent to pay back the debt with the next paycheck — but it digs a deep hole into financial quicksand for many people. Opinion: Governor deposits a veto to help predatory lenders Wi…See the Story

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Community Rallies to Protect San Juan Shorelines From Invasive European Green Crab | The Journal of the San Juan Islands

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Submitted by Friends of the San Juans.See the Story

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History meets the present as family legacy comes full circle

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When Mike Hoyt was a young boy, he was fascinated by tales of the generations of his family that preceded him. As a child he listened with raptWrangell · WrangellRead Article

Legislative task force will look at school funding, policy issues

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As many Alaska school districts grapple with steep budget deficits, and in the wake of Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s partial veto of an increase in theWrangell · WrangellRead Article

Airplane conversation leads to a year's worth of cedar bark for Petersburg weavers

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What started as casual airplane conversation between strangers last fall blossomed into a community harvest last month that supplied Petersburg'sWrangell · WrangellRead Article

The Oxford comma: A hill worth dying on (especially in journalism)

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Let’s talk about the Oxford comma. Yes, that unassuming, often-maligned punctuation mark. Some see it as superfluous, a vestige of overly formal grammar. Others, particularly those chained to the Associated Press Stylebook, view it as anathema, a typo just waiting to happen. But I’m here to testify that the Oxford comma isn’t just a nicety; it’s a vital tool, a beacon of clarity, and a hill I am a...Journalism · WrangellRead Article

Assembly approves extra-duty pay for borough manager covering two jobs

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Mason Villarma is earning an extra $10,000 a month while he serves as finance director in addition to his regular work as borough manager. The borough assembly approved the extra-duty pay in a public vote after an executive session to discuss the issue at the end of its June 24 meeting. There was no opposition in the vote. Villarma is covering the two jobs after Finance Director Jackson Pool...Wrangell · WrangellRead Article

The best show in town

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Alaska stands ready to provide nation with precious metals

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The debate over tariffs continues, particularly with China. China’s response is to leverage our dependance on its rare earth minerals supply, such as tantalum, which is found in Alaska but not yet produced. These minerals are necessary for our production of strategic aircraft and other engine components as well as computers and cell phones. Our negotiators, whose efforts are to maximize tariff ret...Tariffs · WrangellRead Article

State closes commercial king salmon troll fishery

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The Southeast and Yakutat commercial troll fishery for king salmon closed on Friday, July 4, as the Alaska Department of Fish and Game projected that the fleet would hit the harvest limit for the season’s first opener in just four days. The target harvest set by the state for the opening which began on July 1 was 38,000 fish. State fisheries managers forecast the catch would total 37,700 kings as...Wrangell · WrangellRead Article

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