” … when a person is a little bit broken and has survived a great trauma they’re still beautiful.”
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Women’s traditional chin tattoos are making a comeback in Alaska
A new generation is using tattoos to reclaim what it means to be a Native woman in the 21st century.
Feds announce plan to reduce food waste, some Alaska stores are a step ahead
In 2014, Alaska’s food industry donated nearly 4.9 million pounds of food to the food bank.
Public testimony closes on Anchorage anti-discrimination ordinance
Most of those watching the measure expect it will pass. If so, Anchorage would become the first city in Alaska to extend full legal protection against discrimination on the basis of gender expression and sexual orientation.
Alaska composer collaborates with Juneau jazz trio
Alaska jazz composer and trumpet player Yngvil Vatn Guttu kicks off the Alaska Original concert series Thursday @360.
State rocket launch site to be reconstructed
The repairs should be complete by completed by late March or early April.