She could still go to the Olympics this year, as she’s also set to compete in the 200-meter breaststroke event.
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State sues Alaska Motor Home after customers say they were swindled and harassed
The company, which faced state action in 2019, has abruptly closed its doors this week.
Anchorage sisters tap readers’ rapture for romance with new bookstore
The romance genre is booming, and specialty bookstores are opening around the country.
Royalty-free terms draw only three oil and gas lease bids in Alaska’s Cook Inlet
Despite being ‘disappointed’ by the results, the Department of Natural Resources’ commissioner defends the idea of royalty reductions to encourage more inlet drilling.
How a 12-year-old got an Anchorage street named after a Harry Potter location
When the city determined an unnamed street needed a name to better guide emergency services, it got Janna Wilcox thinking.
18-year-old Mat-Su grad seeks seat on school board that silenced him
Last fall, Ben Kolendo found his seat among the audience instead of up on the dais, without any vote or public explanation of why he was removed.