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Finding bright spots in the gray of Southeast
Spring is sprouting.
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Iditarod represents one of the last Gold Rush towns
A century ago, for a few years, it was the largest city in the Interior.
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Scientists: Pebble Mine study doesn’t account for all risks
Group says Army Corps study does not pass as credible science.
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Signs of spring’s arrival all around Juneau
The fun in the snow is finished and the fun of spring begins.
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There’s no place like home in Alaska
Traveling is fun, but rarely do I feel like I need a vacation from this state.
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The colorful evolution of moths and butterflies
These insects belong to a large, but young group.
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Sandy memories of ancient storms
Why did the people who lived on Seward Peninsula for more than 4,000 years leave?
Letters to the Editor
Opinion: Sen. Murkowski continues her role as outdoor recreation’s fiercest advocate
Murkowski deserve credit for uniting lawmakers on this bipartisan issue.
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Pondering the power of the ocean
Research into wave energy could serve as template for Alaska’s coastal communities.
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Arthropods invade the land
There are more species of arthropod than all other animals combined.
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Fighting for funding: How proposed budget would affect the University of Alaska
“Education is a job creator.”
