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By Ned Rozell Alaska Science As a few scientists hiked a path between the ice towers of a Southeast Alaska
Wasilla man charged with sexual abuse of a minor
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Creative Q&A with local writer and filmmaker
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Former MSBSD superintendent among candidates for UAA chancellor position
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Blackpowder rifle projects
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Art Beat: The science of creativity
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Facing a federal deadline, legislators are hustling on industrial hemp bills
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Federal Express to add 300 jobs at Anchorage airport
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman Riding a surge international air cargo, Federal Express will hire 300 more employees to