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The deputy commissioner spoke on the program “Line One” about how the Big Beautiful Bill will impact Medicaid in the state and on new community engagement requirements. -
The Pasefika Roots Institute officially opened on Monday. It will offer an after-school program, language classes, dance lessons, oral history projects and more. -
Anchorage school officials built their budget around a smaller per-student funding increase than what legislators ultimately restored — and now the district will receive about $10 million more than planned.
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