Mari Kanagy
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Geothermal exploration on Alaskaâs Mount Augustine to receive millions in federal funding (opens the original)
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JUNEAU â A geothermal project on Mount Augustine in lower Cook Inlet has been selected for federal grant funding, as Anchorage-based GeoAlaska works to determine whether the volcano could become a source of long-term energy. The U.S. Department of Energy said last week that it had selected GeoAlaska as a grant funding recipient under a program supporting geothermal field testing and exploration drilling. One of 21 projects selected by the department for more than $99 million in potential fundi
How ex-staffersâ allegations of hostile behavior by Peltola might affect Alaskaâs key U.S. Senate race (opens the original)
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JUNEAU â A report published Wednesday in The New York Times detailed allegations of angry outbursts by Democratic former U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola directed at staff members during her time in Congress and the use of slurs, as well as turmoil within her current high-profile campaign for the U.S. Senate. The Peltola campaign denied any pattern of abusive behavior and called the ex-staffersâ accounts âexaggerating and outright lying.â Inside Alaska, political pundits arenât sure how much the
Cloud seeding effort sparks debate in Alaska House race on Kenai Peninsula (opens the original)
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JUNEAU â Cloud seeding has taken the spotlight on the southern Kenai Peninsula, sparking debate in the race for the regionâs seat in the state House of Representatives, after a California company launched a drone in an effort to modify the weather near Homer last month. Rainmaker Technology Corp. was testing the technology with the goal of eventually inducing precipitation in drought-stricken areas and set off a flurry of concern from residents across the peninsula about the lack of notifica
The voter registration deadline for Alaskaâs general election is Oct. 4. Hereâs how to register. (opens the original)
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JUNEAU â Alaskans have until Sunday, Oct. 4, to register to vote in the Nov. 3 general election. On the November ballot are races for governor, U.S. Senate, U.S. House and 50 out of 60 seats in the Alaska Legislature, as well as two ballot measures. In the general election, voters will rank candidates in each race in order of preference, after the August primary whittled down the field in more crowded races to the top four vote-getters. Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy is term-limited and cannot
Eagle River GOP lawmaker faces criticism from challengers on the right and left in reelection bid (opens the original)
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JUNEAU â Eagle River Republican Rep. Jamie Allard handily won last monthâs primary, but a crowded field of challengers from both parties say her status as a conservative firebrand puts her at odds with voters and her fellow legislators. In the Aug. 18 primary, Allard led a five-way race for the state House of Representatives to retain her seat to represent part of Eagle River and the area extending southeast into Chugach State Park. Allard, one of the Alaska Legislatureâs most conservative
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