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The public comment period is scheduled to end next week on a federal study…
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High school seniors across Southeast Alaska are graduating this weekend, from tiny Angoon, with…
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An Alaska law enforcement panel has voted to revoke the licenses of former police…
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Insert $2 into the Biblio-Mat, and customers get a mystery, a biography, historical fiction — or a dud. The owner of a bookstore in Toronto came up with the machine as a way to clear his shelves of more ill-favored reads.» E-Mail This » Add to Del.icio.us
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