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The newest member of the Museum of the Aleutians board of directors resigns, one a week after being appointed in a divisive council vote; public works staff are still working on restoring power to all customers after a town-wide outage Tuesday night; the federal government announces a new deadline to sign up for individual health insurance; budget cuts affect Alaska's ferry system.

The city finds a new planning director from within; Women will soon be eligible for every job in the U.S. military. We look at how this will impact the Army in Alaska. 

A weekend storm proves to have more bark than bite in Unalaska; KUCB's John Ryan visited St. Paul in the Pribilof Islands to understand how a shrinking fishing economy is affecting the island's school. 

Another big storm system is headed our way, and partner station KMXT tells us more about a new product for pets that features pollock as the main ingredient.  

Unalaska residents react to Governor Walker's plan to tackle Alaska's multibillion dollar deficit; pot shops and a board appointment prove controversial at this week's city council meeting.