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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Tell us your story: Navigating the high cost of living in Alaska (opens the original)
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More and more Alaskans are struggling financially. A new study reveals that 37% of households in our state aren’t earning enough to cover essential expenses like housing, food, childcare and healthcare. As Alaska Public Media reports on these cost-of-living challenges, we want to bring real local voices to the story. Are you finding it hard to cover basic living expenses, but make too much to qualify for public assistance? If so, your stories could help inform our coverage of Alaska’s affordabil
How would MMHOP change Anchorage housing? Here’s what to know (opens the original)
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The Anchorage Assembly is considering a proposal to loosen rules on home-building in some parts of the city in response to a housing shortage. Anchorage Mayor Suzanne LaFrance has pledged to bring 10,000 new homes to the city in the next 10 years, but others say Anchorage needs even more than that in a shorter time period. Supporters of the proposal say it’s a critical step toward boosting housing supply, though it has also drawn plenty of criticism. That’s the name of the zoning proposal. It’s
Anchorage police to ‘deflect’ some with substance use issues, rather than arrest (opens the original)
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The Anchorage Police Department launched a program Wednesday that aims to connect people to drug treatment instead of arresting them. Instead of facing arrest, people who have committed misdemeanors like assault, vandalism or shoplifting can choose to participate in the drug treatment program. Many people who commit low-level crimes in the city have substance abuse issues, said Steve Williams, the police department’s director of diversion programming. “Having different strategies to be able to c
In Anchorage, crowded classrooms are straining kids and teachers (opens the original)
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It was lunchtime at Anchorageâs West High. Sophomore Mae Agnew Bemben already had her sandwich â strawberry jam with mixed nut butter â and was walking with a friend through the quiet of Westchester Lagoon. She likes the calm, whether itâs here or at home, she said. âIâve always been someone whoâs just done better on their own,â she said. Thatâs not what sheâs getting at school though, where her classes are significantly bigger than last year. Take her AP World History. With
In Anchorage, crowded classrooms are straining kids and teachers - Daily Sitka Sentinel (opens the original)
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Anchorage West High sophomore Mae Agnew Bemben has found her classes significantly larger this year. Her AP World History class has 35 students, making it hard to focus. This isn't unique to her; the … This item is available in full to subscribers. We have recently launched a new and improved website. To continue reading, you will need to either log into your subscriber account or purchase a subscription. If you are already a subscriber, you can create your free website account by clicking here.
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