Veterans said that they were concerned about the lack of benefits and internet access, Alaska’s high cost of living, and their concerns about the U.S. being dragged into a war between Russia and Ukraine.
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Listen: Two high school students build a pair of igloos
It’s a study in engineering, architecture and history.
Tuluksak educators plead for help after a week without running water
Administrators in Tuluksak say that they are on the verge of closing the village’s school.
Cleanup continues at Kodiak spaceport after January rocket crash
January’s failed launch came after a summer of complaints from locals over closures to public recreation areas near the Spaceport complex.
Dunleavy says he will sue over EPA’s veto of Pebble Mine
On Tuesday’s Talk of Alaska, he called the EPA’s final determination a political decision.
EPA stops Pebble mine, capping decades-long battle
“Many of those who began this battle are no longer with us,” said Alannah Hurley, executive director of United Tribes of Bristol Bay. She called the EPA’s decision historic.