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More than 5,000 Alaska locations could gain access to broadband funding (opens the original)
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More people in Alaska could soon have access to broadband internet service through newly identified federal funding opportunities. The head of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Arielle Roth, made the announcement in Anchorage alongside U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan. A federal broadband initiative is providing funding to reach locations that have recently been identified as unserved. In Alaska, more than 5,000 additional locations could now be eligible for the funding. â
Cancer Screening Day brings health resources to Alaska State Fair (opens the original)
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Thursday marked Cancer Screening Day at the Alaska State Fair, giving fairgoers an opportunity to take advantage of several free health screening services. Walk-ins were welcome for mobile mammograms. Fairgoers could also receive skin cancer and oral cancer screenings, along with blood tests for prostate cancer. Jess Gutzwiler, vice president of philanthropy for the Aurora Integrated Oncology Foundation, said early screening can help save lives. âCancer screening, it does, it saves lives. It g
Alaska State Fair marks 90 years as longtime attendees return to Palmer (opens the original)
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The Alaska State Fair is marking its 90th anniversary in Palmer. Longtime Alaskans who have attended the fair for decades reflected on how the event has grown and changed since the 1970s, while sharing what continues to bring them back year after year. The Alaska State Fair is celebrating its 90th anniversary as longtime attendees return to Palmer for an event some have been visiting for decades. The fair began in 1936, and William Dale, who has lived in Alaska for more than 50 years, said it re
Alaska oil and gas leaders look ahead after gasline deal falls short (opens the original)
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Alaskaâs oil and gas industry gathered in Anchorage one day after the stateâs third special session ended without a gasline deal. Industry leaders discussed energy policy, North Slope natural gas and what they are watching next. Alaskaâs oil and gas industry gathered in Anchorage Wednesday, one day after the stateâs third special session ended without a deal on the proposed gasline. Jim Plaquet with the Alaska Oil and Gas Historical Society said he was disappointed lawmakers did not reac
Anchorage residents weigh in on 10,000 homes in 10 years plan (opens the original)
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Anchorage residents had a chance to weigh in on the cityâs housing challenges during an open house focused on the mayorâs 10,000 Homes in 10 Years effort. City leaders used the event to update residents on the plan and discuss renter protections, multifamily housing, code abatements and ways to make more land available for development. After the presentations, attendees broke into groups to discuss four questions about housing in Anchorage. âThere is no single policy change. Thereâs no o
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