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Girdwood's hidden homeless mostly have jobs, just no place they can afford to live. Construction is about to begin on the long-debated King Cove-Cold Bay Road. Also Gov. Mike Dunleavy sets a new record for vetoes. And one Yukon River elder's craving for salmon is finally satisfied after a rare subsistence opening.
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Canadian mining company Graphite One was potentially months away from receiving the key federal permits it needed for a massive graphite mine on the Seward Peninsula. But a decision from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is adding a year to that timeline. -
The state Department of Fish and Game says the bear culling is working, but critics say there's no proof. -
Bureau of Land Management says it will not 'unreasonably limit development' of oil and gas in the refuge until many facilities are built. -
A study published in April showed the correlation between the extreme heatwave conditions and the nosedive in Yukon River Chinook stocks. -
She was known for helping to desegregate schools in Alaska, as well as advocating for better healthcare for Alaska Native people and equal pay for female cannery workers.
