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  • A tiny Arctic village in Alaska is trying to revive its polar bear tourism industry

    (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson, File) By Mark Thiessen Associated Press Late every summer, hulking white bears “The thing is, it can’t be run like it was before.” Too long, Lampe said, and the bears get used to humans — making for a dangerous situation when bears wander into town looking for food. While the community encourages visitors to watch or even help, some were recording or taking pictures

  • Trump reclassifies state-licensed medical marijuana as a less-dangerous drug in a historic shift

    drug, a major policy shift long sought by advocates who said cannabis should never have been treated like was jump-starting the process for reclassifying marijuana more broadly, setting a hearing to begin in late signed an unrelated executive order about psychedelics, he seemed to express frustration that it was taking It makes clear that cannabis researchers won't be penalized for obtaining state-licensed marijuana or Any marijuana-derived medicine approved by the Food and Drug Administration is similarly listed in Schedule

  • Next ‘No Kings’ act is early voting in midterms

    Also planned are gatherings that offer live music, food and assistance for voter registration, car pool “The best way to prevent any funny business from this administration after Election Day is to make sure So I urge you, make your plan to vote early. Don't trust in the way you voted before. Check again. Make sure you know where you're going, how you're going, and who you're bringing with you,” Couverthie That means showing up at the polls and making sure that your neighbors can show up too.

  • Trump's Medicaid cuts strip refugees and other legal immigrants of their health coverage

    sweeping changes to Medicaid under President Donald Trump’s 2025 tax cut and policy law, with many set to take House spokesperson, said in a statement that “immigrants must be able to support themselves without taking D’Avanzo said many people who have lost coverage will likely only realize when they need medical care Jesus takes medication that Chacon estimates costs $7,000 a month. a federal rule that could deny green cards to immigrants who use public benefits that could include food

  • 1% seasonal sales tax passes; mill rate hike fails; Niven, Kelly top competitive Assembly races

    the ballot by a citizens’ petition in response to successful ballot measures last year that exempted food "But at the same time we'll take our little wins and see what happens." "When you're on the Assembly you don't always get the chance to take an opinion poll."

  • Dzantik'i Heeni playground funds OK’d after Assembly ponders delaying decision until after election

    Proposition 1 lowers the cap on property taxes, Proposition 2 exempts food and utilities from sales taxes this large to wait until we have a better understanding of the revenue available to the city before it makes District Superintendent Frank Hauser said the delay would make it more difficult to raise sufficient

  • ‘The address that we deserve’: Juneau residents protest Sullivan before his speech to Alaska Legislature

    She is a co-founder of the organization, which “promotes social, racial, environmental and economic justice their jobs, from the communities that they have built, helped build and actually killing people in cold blood He likes to say ‘semper fi,’ because he’s a Marine. “He’s got to know that people in the Bush and people in rural communities, even like Haines and Skagway “Immigrants make our country richer,” Jackson-Hill said, before starting a chant of “we do not consent

  • Juneau high schoolers, residents chalk up the LNG pipeline to be against the best interests of Alaskans and the Earth

    About 40 gather to oppose the proposed natural gas pipeline project after developer makes major announcement Garrett / Juneau Independent) Mazelle Joseph, a sophomore member of AYEA, wrote with chalk: “It’s Native Blood “We never caused disruption like this because we lived among the land and not trying to take over it. I’m just trying to say that my ancestors’ DNA and blood is in the soil. The oil there — it’s not for them to take — because it’s combined with generations of my family.”

  • Legislative Council OKs lawsuit against Dunleavy for executive order creating Department of Agriculture

    I believe Alaska’s state government has a role to play in making it possible and easier for more Alaska farmers, ranchers and mariculturists to grow more food. The special session ended Aug. 31 without the Legislature taking any action on the executive order. “I would like to see us not initiate this until there’s some overt action by the administration that "If the governor does, in fact, de-escalate and take back this statement that was in writing a month

  • GCLL evens junior baseball state series with 13-3 win over Ketchikan

    And then to keep it going, like a snowball effect, so we can keep scoring…it gave me confidence that “Like, where to go with the ball, and how important it is.” You have to make sure you hit it and then, it is just wheels. fielder’s choice, scoring Lim for 11-0 KLL scored two runs in the bottom of the second inning with Blake

  • Lawmakers advance bill to add state felony charges for AI-generated child sexual abuse material

    Sarah Vance, R-Homer, speaks Friday, April 26, 2024, on the floor of the Alaska House of Representatives “Basically, any depiction of photograph, audio, video recording, drawing, anything like that, if it depicts “We felt like that was enough to meet the probable cause for the statute.”

  • Trump signs funding bill, setting up immigration enforcement debate

    By Jennifer Shutt News From The States The partial government shutdown that began this weekend ended late “You can’t go to a sanctuary city and pretend like the law doesn’t apply there. Johnson said GOP negotiators will also make sure Congress maintains “important parameters” on immigration Rosa DeLauro, the top Democrat on the Appropriations Committee, said during floor debate on the government requirements, no more detentions or deportations of United States citizens, an enforceable code of conduct, taking

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