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Over 60% of Town Square Park bricks still await their owners with final pick-up near (opens the original)
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About 8,500 donor bricks from Anchorageâs Town Square Park are still stacked on pallets awaiting pick-up in Mountain View. After next weekâs pick-up deadline, the municipalityâs Park and Recreation Department isnât sure of their fate. âTheyâre legitimate granite, you know,â said Nicolette Chimato, a community engagement coordinator for the Parks and Recreation Department. âSo, weâre trying to make the best use of what the people paid for and put them back to use.â Anchorage r
Assembly members weigh how JBER expansion may further compress Anchorageâs housing market (opens the original)
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Many local officials view the proposed multibillion-dollar Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson expansion as a boon for the Anchorage economy. But some Anchorage Assembly members wonder where thousands of new military personnel will live. More than $2 billion in federal dollars may be spent on base next year as part of a âFightertown Recapitalizationâ project. This funding allotment, meant to pay for a major installation expansion, could rise to $7 billion over the next several years. As the Muni
Alaska fishing and wildlife groups raise alarm over underwater Cook Inlet data center proposal (opens the original)
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Many Alaskans have opposed proposed data center development in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough and on the North Slope. Some residents donât believe they belong in Cook Inlet, either. Earlier this year, the East Coast company DeepGreen Cook Inlet released plans for a 100-megawatt subsea data center with as many as 350 underwater turbines and 66 âhivesâ housing artificial intelligence servers, both powered and cooled by water in Cook Inlet. Louis Wolfson, a managing member for company DeepGree
Curious Alaska: Who keeps the bear cams rolling at Katmai National Park and Preserve? (opens the original)
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Curious Alaska is an ongoing feature powered by your questions. What do you want to know or want us to investigate about life in Alaska, stories behind the news or why things are the way they are? Let us know in the form at the bottom of the story. Question: Who operates Katmai National Park and Preserveâs live bear cameras? What kind of behind-the-scenes work does it take to keep them running throughout the season? Although Joe Pifer is an âIT guyâ by trade, he has visited some of the cou
Anchorage officials question which policies will actually bring more affordable housing (opens the original)
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Although Anchorageâs elected officials and residents mostly agree the city needs more housing, all have differing opinions on exactly how to get there. Mayor Suzanne LaFrance with her administration and the Anchorage Assembly have both drafted a variety of initiatives this summer meant to incentivize housing development: a 10-year tax break for some first-time homebuyers; a second exemption aimed at promoting the redevelopment of âunderusedâ commercial properties; and loosened zoning restr
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