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Report: South Korea disputes reported $54 billion Alaska LNG investment (opens the original)
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A new report is raising questions about South Koreaâs reported $54 billion investment in Alaskaâs proposed natural gas pipeline, following Wednesdayâs announcement at the White House. Alaska lawmakers and Governor Mike Dunleavy joined President Donald Trump at the White House Wednesday to announce what was described as a $54 billion investment by South Korea to help build the Alaska LNG pipeline. But a report from The Wall Street Journal says South Korea has not agreed to a specific invest
Senator Dan Sullivan discusses Alaska energy, defense, Arctic priorities in D.C. (opens the original)
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Your Alaska Linkâs Trill Gates wraps up the special assignment series âYour Alaska Link to DCâ with U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan. Gates sat down with Sullivan in Washington, D.C., to discuss energy, national security, the Arctic and federal issues that could affect Alaskans. Senator Dan Sullivan recently saw his Cold Weather Diesel Reliability Act advance through the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee. The legislation would direct the EPA to update regulations to prevent diesel eng
Rep. Nick Begich discusses Alaska energy, AI, key issues facing Congress in D.C. (opens the original)
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Your Alaska Link's Trill Gates spoke with Congressman Nick Begich in Washington, D.C., about Alaska energy, the Alaska LNG project, the cost of living, artificial intelligence and issues facing Congress. This week, Your Alaska Linkâs Trill Gates is taking viewers to Washington, D.C., for her special assignment series âYour Alaska Link to D.C.â The series features conversations with members of Alaskaâs congressional delegation and leaders in the Trump administration about decisions being
Begich bill passes House, marking legislative milestone (opens the original)
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Alaska Congressman Nick Begich is marking a legislative milestone after the House passed his 14th sponsored bill. The Archie Cavanaugh Act would clarify federal protections for traditional Alaska Native handicrafts using nonedible migratory bird parts. Alaska Congressman Nick Begich is marking a legislative milestone after a bill he sponsored passed the U.S. House. The Archie Cavanaugh Migratory Bird Treaty Clarification Act is the 14th Begich-sponsored bill to pass the House during his first te
Trick or Treat in the Heat brings Halloween fun to Anchorage area (opens the original)
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Why wait until October to go trick-or-treating? Trick or Treat in the Heat is planned for Sunday in neighborhoods across Anchorage, Wasilla and Palmer, giving kids a chance to dress up and enjoy some early Halloween fun before temperatures get too cold. The tradition began in 2005, when the community came together to give a terminally ill boy named Ian Robbins one last trick-or-treating experience. The annual event has since grown into a fundraiser benefiting organizations including Hospice of A
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