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Voting in the Southwest Alaska community of Nunapitchuk was cut short after the precinct opened late. Voter access advocates say this is one of many examples of the Division of Elections failure to do its job. Also, across Alaska, too many close encounters with bears. And Sterling voters wrestle with a property tax to support community recreation.
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