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It took Alaska a year or so longer to get back to full employment levels than it did for the nation as a whole.
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No major waves were reported in any community.
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Meanwhile, Fish and Game is putting more restrictions on the fishery.
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The Aleutians East Borough school celebrated
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The plant was a major economic driver for the community until it closed last year.
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At least 36 servicemen were buried at the Fort Randall Post Cemetery on the Alaska Peninsula.
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Facing potential endangered species status for Gulf of Alaska king salmon, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game is rolling out fishing restrictions across western Alaska.
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For decades, the Bering Sea herring fishery has provided bait fish for crabbers.
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The road would give King Cove residents access to potentially life-saving medical care, but it could threaten key subsistence species and create a dangerous precedent.
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For decades, King Cove’s roughly 800 residents have called for a road they say could save lives in emergencies. Neither city has a hospital, so residents rely on medical evacuations to reach Anchorage for urgent medical care. The Biden administration last week endorsed the proposal, recommending a land exchange with King Cove’s Native corporation so the road can be built. But that road would go through a federally protected wilderness area. While residents argue it’s a matter of life and death, environmental advocates say the road could threaten vital wildlife habitat — and set a dangerous precedent.