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Bureau of Land Management offers transition opportunities to military members
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Looking forward to returning to the shooting range
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Murkowski, Coons, others reintroduce Justice for ALS Veterans Act
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Expert predicts 4.7% average annual increase in Alaska Medicaid costs over the next 20 years
By Yereth Rosen Alaska Beacon Alaska did a good job of keeping its Medicaid costs in check in past years,
Understanding your road service area: Your voice in local transportation
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Three Bears Alaska Wins 2024 Alaska Grown $5 Store Challenge
By Katie Stavick Frontiersman.com Three Bears Alaska has won the 2024 Golden Carrot Award in recognition of their strong
The Romans Road Gospel - Part 4
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Advisors to the president should be held to the same conflict of interest standards as members of Congress
By Frank H. Murkowski Spectrum I was surprised to learn of the procedure that has been evidently adopted by the
Public school choice does force schools to make some tough choices— and it should
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