Fuel usage at the community's power plant spiked following severe damage from ex-Typhoon Halong. Now, the power utility is searching for a way to pay back an emergency fuel loan needed to make ends meet until spring.
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The Mat-Su assessment office received 421 formal appeals this year, up from 148 filed last year.
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Permit applications have increased and research and investment is ongoing, with goals of diversifying the industry and benefitting coastal communities.
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The 25 art panels are part of a grant-funded initiative to promote partnerships and bring color to public spaces in Alaska’s largest city.
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The state of Alaska is looking for someone to take the Matanuska, one of the first three ships built as part of the Alaska Marine Highway System after statehood.
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The virtual meeting has been added to a calendar of in-person meetings in communities around Southeast.
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The city reached 201.2 inches at the Juneau International Airport at midnight, surpassing the previous record of 197.9 inches set in the winter of 2006-07.
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Remnants of spilled Exxon Valdez oil have persisted on beaches for decades, but much of what is left no longer poses problems, justifying a change in pollution classification, regulators say.
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President Trump's mission to fight renewable wind energy comes at a time of rising energy costs.
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The U.S. Supreme Court seems likely to nix a law allowing ballots to arrive up to five days late. Alaska allows 10 days. Even votes cast in person can take days to arrive.
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The U.S. Supreme Court considers a case challenging mail-in ballot deadlines, with big implications for Alaska.
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