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Trump: South Korea to invest $54B in AKLNG project (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that the Alaska LNG project would receive over $50 billion from South Korea as part of an overall $200 billion investment agreement in U.S energy infrastructure. Trump made the announcement from the White House Oval Office while surrounded by cabinet members, Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy, U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, and U.S. Rep. Nick Begich, among others. âIt is a major step toward securing our energy supply chain, ensuring American energy dominan
Fairbanks City Council puts brakes on e-bike ordinance (opens the original)
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The Fairbanks City Council indefinitely postponed an ordinance in a unanimous vote on Monday that would define how the city handles different classifications of electric bicycles. Fairbanks Mayor Mindy OâNeall sponsored the ordinance as a solution to growing concerns and increased use of more powerful electric motorbikes that use throttles. While state law technically prohibits the use of motorized vehicles on public sidewalks and paths, e-bikes fall in a gray area because they arenât define
Interior Alaska state candidates tackle energy, budget at Chamber forum (opens the original)
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Candidates for Alaskaâs House Districts 33 and 34 and for Senate Seat Q fielded questions during a Greater Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce candidate forum on Tuesday. Questions touched on topics such as policies, infrastructure and priorities each candidate valued. District 33 candidates include Republican incumbent Rep. Mike Prax, Republican Barbara Haney and independent Pepper McFarland. District 34 candidates include Republican Harmony Tomaszewski and independent Joy Beth Cottle. Senate Distr
A familiar tax debate returns to Fairbanks (opens the original)
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The Fairbanks city charter spells out one clear rule: Voters must approve a new sales tax. But how that tax might take shape on the ballot has more layers â a topic the cityâs finance committee tackled during a meeting last week. According to Margarita Bell, the cityâs chief financial officer, two committee members requested another look at a sales tax as a possible option to bolster the cityâs revenue coffers. The committee has discussed the option in the past and set it aside. Bell sai
Fairbanks Flammettes light up the night with blazing choreography (opens the original)
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A Fairbanks trio lit up the evening on Saturday with a blazing choreography of fire dancing and spinning while performing for a few dozen people on the lawn of the First United Methodist Church. The Fairbanks Flammettes performed as part of the fifth annual Music and More series hosted by the church. The Flammettes performing included Samara Miller, Aurora Nicole and Remington Buckler. Nicole said the Flammettes have been together for about a year. âOur goal is to provide a very visually inter
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