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PFD payments begin this week with nearly 600,000 Alaskans getting $1,200 (opens the original)
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Permanent Fund Dividend payments are set to begin this week, with nearly 600,000 eligible Alaskans receiving $1,200. This year's payment includes a $1,000 PFD, plus $200 in energy relief. The amounts were set through the state's fiscal year 2027 budget, House Bill 263. The first direct deposits are scheduled to go out Thursday, October 1 to eligible applicants who filed online, selected direct deposit, and were in "Eligible-Not Paid" status as of September 18. A second round is scheduled for Oct
Alaska Airlines expands premium options with new seats and long-haul service (opens the original)
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Alaska Airlines is expanding its premium travel options for passengers willing to pay more for added comfort. The airline says it will add a new premium-economy section on long-haul flights, along with new lie-flat seats. Alaska Airlines is also expanding its international business-class offering. The airline purchased Hawaiian Airlines two years ago, expanding its international travel options. Alaska also offers dedicated check-in and concierge services for international business-class traveler
AROUND ALASKA: Trails Reopen, Flood Repairs, and Wildlife Habitat! (opens the original)
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Exciting news for hunters, hikers and cabin users in the Sitka area. A big trail and road rehab project has wrapped up on Kruzof Island. The nonprofit Sitka Trail Works worked for months to clear and reopen some really overgrown trails -- including one leading to Twin Lakes that was nearly impassable. Meanwhile in Juneau, the popular Brotherhood Bridge Trail has been closed. Leaders with Parks and Rec say this year's glacial outburst flood caused extreme erosion near the Dimond Park Footbridge.
AROUND ALASKA: Community Walk, Walrus Care, and Osprey Rescue! (opens the original)
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Juneau hosts a walk and run recognizing Orange Shirt Day, a rare walrus calf settles into care in Seward, an osprey heads to rehab, and the Aurora Winter Train returns. Looks like a good turnout for an inaugural walk/run in Juneau. Sunday's event on Sandy Beach recognized Orange Shirt Day and the Missing & Murdered Indigenous People community. Participants took part in either a 5K run or 1K walk to honor survivors and advocate for change. The Alaska SeaLife Center is caring for a very rare and v
USS Ted Stevens headed to Whittier ahead of official commissioning (opens the original)
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The future USS Ted Stevens is headed to Whittier ahead of its official commissioning next weekend. The Navy's newest guided-missile destroyer is expected to arrive in Whittier Sunday. The ship is named for the late Senator Ted Stevens, who served more than four decades in the U.S. Senate. The USS Ted Stevens is a Flight Three Arleigh Burke-class destroyer equipped with the Navy's latest air and missile defense technology. The ship will officially be commissioned Saturday, October 3rd, at noon in
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