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  • Historian tells story of Wrangell's expulsion of Mexican laborers in 1915

    (National Archives photograph) Late in the afternoon of Sept. 14, 1915, Oscar Carlson was driving his Mexico and the United States, prompted by several armed revolutions and exacerbated by preexisting racial properly invade or that Mexican immigrants and their descendants would launch an uprising, anti-Mexican racial Back in 1915 Wrangell, the people - the non-Mexican people - played for blood. More likely, the cannery contracted crews as they always had.

  • ‘Exhausting and demoralizing’: How public media in rural Alaska is responding to federal cuts

    The cuts, called a “rescission” in Congress-speak, are huge: They will take away some $1 billion that — threatens the very existence of some stations that provide news coverage and other programming, like What have the last few days been like for you and your colleagues? How are you feeling? Lisa Murkowski speak about KUCB on the Senate floor in defense of Corporation for Public Broadcasting At this point, I don’t know exactly what we will sound like.

  • Election 2026: Shelley Hughes hoping legislative achievements elevate her among a dozen Republicans seeking to be governor

    Alaska, a policy proposal such as a new homestead act, or vowing that as governor she’d be the one to make Among the bipartisan policy achievements she cites as a legislator is chairing an Alaska Food Security "Another thing I would like to do is revisit and have some sort of Homestead Act," she said. “That data shows it doesn't — it's only like more 5% of the families choose to do it,” she said. if it improves her odds of making it to the finals.

  • Shot clock comes to play. Will the underdogs survive?

    So it didn't make sense to me budget-wise.” “Strategy-wise, I like the challenge,” Smith said. I also don’t like the back court rule. I don’t like that.” If you can make a team use a little bit of time coming up the floor they won’t necessarily just be able

  • Alaska governor's race survey: health care costs, and candidates' own premium payments

    Matanuska-Susitna Borough Mayor Edna DeVries, a Republican Make telehealth more available. It's time Alaska treated it like one. I qualified for Medicare last October. Like other in-state insurance like Premera and Moda, however, the State of Alaska/AlaskaCare/Aetna should Was the blood test I just got $200 or $2,000? As I result I feel like I’m always on defense in any doctor’s office.

  • JDHS girls ‘lights out’ in 63-50 home win over Mt. Edgecumbe

    They are routine shots that I know we can make. I worked to take away her three the best I could. “I feel like our girls hustled well. I felt like the difference in the game was their shot-making. I think we will come back from this. JDHS would take the halftime lead 37-35 as they continued to run the floor with the athletic MEHS team

  • Alaska US Rep. Nick Begich III visits Bethel and upriver Kuskokwim villages

    communities, you should have my opinion, this is Nick’s opinion, but you should have a priority for the rural food And so I think it makes sense, and that’s where I fall on it. KYUK: – to help bring those down and make it sustainable. You have food, energy, and housing, and those are the three things. So it’s important that we take time out and come back home and hear from people before we go make decisions

  • How much of Project 2025 has actually been accomplished this year?

    It also recommended removing out of every rule and regulation terms like sexual orientation, gender, tool, including the cutting of funds, to ensure that every state reports exactly how many abortions take The Trump administration did not make much headway on restricting access to the medication abortion drug Project 2025 authors want the Food and Drug Administration to reverse its 2000 approval of mifepristone The order also called for an enforcement plan to make sure schools allow parents full access to their

  • A federal government shutdown is nearing; here’s a guide for what to expect

    The  web page that would normally host dozens of contingency plans remained blank until late September During the last  government shutdown from late 2018 into early 2019,  federal courts remained open to come up, veterans are going to be looking for answers, and they’re not going to be able to call like Department of Agriculture, will likely be able to continue to do so, though they may have to make alternative Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., control their respective chambers’ calendars as well as the floor

  • Behind the battle for Haines’ cruise ship dock

    Their visit makes three large corporations that have started circling Haines’ cruise infrastructure in Specifically, some say, for who makes money from that system, and how. slots for the largest cruise lines, specifically Carnival Cruise Line, which has been at the top of a food To me it’s like a godsend.” “Ultimately cruise lines are ones that make decisions about where they’re going.

  • JDHS senior Elliot Welch joins Crimson Bears tennis history

    “We had to pay our own way, like when we went up to play in Fairbanks,” Skilbred said. “Before the state tournament began we were sleeping on gym floors, but they were high schoolers and were “It is important for there to be options for younger kids to take up the game before reaching high school Fairbanks trips ended when the club closed down all indoor courts, and we felt we could not risk trips late “Also, Mona (Mametsuka) should take much credit for her dedication to teaching the younger players for

  • Mid-afternoon election roundup from around the US

    More than half of voters say Trump is not a strong leader, does not fight for people like them, does Senate race, Sáenz said he voted for Talarico, the Democrat, because he didn’t like Paxton’s record or A disproportionate share of the oil that comes through the Strait of Hormuz is used to make diesel. Crewmates Jessica Watkins and Luke Delaney did the same. would be used to backfill federal funding cuts to healthcare, while 10% would go toward education and food

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