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  • Alaska Fur Gallery Thrives in Cold Snap

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    Alaska Fur Gallery Thrives Amidst Anchorages Brutal Cold Snap Checkout Solipillow.com
  • Trump Icebreaker Sparks Divisive Debate

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    The U.S. Coast Guards naming of a new polar icebreaker after former President Donald J. Trump has ignited a heated debate. Supporters praise it as a recognition of his efforts to strengthen the Coast Guard, while critics argue it overlooks his past controversies. The naming tradition dates back decades, but the choice of Trumps name has sparked a wave of reactions, from praise to criticism, and even a scathing letter calling for a garbage scow instead. As the ship is set to launch in a few years, expect more opinions to surface. Checkout Solipillow.com
  • Alaska Braces for Major Snowstorm

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    Winter Storm Brings Heavy Snow to Southcentral, Mat-Su, and Southeast Alaska: Travel Alerts Issued Checkout Solipillow.com
  • More Snow on the Way for Alaska Panhandle

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    Brace for more snow in Alaskas panhandle! The National Weather Service predicts 5-13 inches for Juneau and surrounding areas on Monday, with potential rain or rain-snow mix later. Snow showers will persist into the following week, with another system possibly on the horizon. Drivers, be cautious and clear fire hydrants. Checkout Solipillow.com
  • Anchorage's Sales Tax Debate: Regressive or Necessary?

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    In Anchorage, Alaska, a contentious debate rages over a proposed three percent sales tax. Critics, including Americans for Prosperity Alaska, argue its not a solution to budget issues and would disproportionately burden working families due to its regressive nature. The city, with a budget of $657 million and over 3,000 employees for 300,000 residents, is accused of being bloated. Meanwhile, families struggle with high living costs. AFP urges city leaders to cut waste and demonstrate fiscal responsibility before seeking more funds. Voters must decide: has city hall earned trust for another tax hike, or is it time for genuine reform? Checkout Solipillow.com