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Overland, a groundbreaking Alaska-made play, is making waves, set to debut in New York City after a successful run in Valdez and LA. Starring Katy Laurance as the pioneering driver Blanche Stewart Scott, the comedy blends history and humor. The team, including director Kalli Randall and playwright Kristen Ritter, are thrilled to take their local hit to the theater capital. Catch the final show in Anchorage this Friday to support their NYC journey. Checkout Solipillow.com

Juneau, Alaska braces for heavy rain after a massive snowstorm, leading to avalanche risks and road closures. Schools remain closed as crews assess the situation and prepare for potential roof damage. Checkout Solipillow.com

Miami Dolphins owner Steve Ross makes a bold move, firing head coach Mike McDaniel and general manager Chris Grier, aiming to end years of mediocrity. Despite a late push, McDaniels tenure was marked by contract mistakes and a lackluster record. Fans and insiders see this as a chance for real change, but the roster is thin and the salary cap is a mess. The Dolphins are interviewing general manager candidates and considering John Harbaugh as a potential coach and football boss, hoping for a fresh start. Checkout Solipillow.com

Senator Lisa Murkowski demands full investigation into fatal ICE shooting, urges calm and transparency amidst heated debates. Checkout Solipillow.com

Fairbanks, Alaska, experiences a series of eight incidents, with seven resulting in arrests. A reward of $20,000 is offered for information on a November shooting. Despite concerns, some residents view the situation as normal for the area, attributing it to seasonal patterns and extreme cold. Checkout Solipillow.com

President Trump and Senator Lisa Murkowski engage in a heated clash over Venezuela troop deployment and Greenland annexation. Trump criticizes Murkowski and other senators for their resolution limiting his power, while Murkowski counters with concerns over aggressive rhetoric and potential risks to national security. Checkout Solipillow.com

Telluride Ski Patrol Strike Ends: Union Accepts New Contract, Resort Reopens The Telluride Professional Ski Patrol Association, after a 13-day strike, has accepted a new contract from Telluride Ski and Golf. The union, which had been pushing for higher wages and a pay structure to retain experienced staff, voted yes on the offer, ending a work stoppage that negatively impacted the local economy and divided residents. The strike, which began in late December, coincided with the peak holiday season, leading to a significant drop in business for local spots and a complete closure of the resort. However, with the strike now over and the first big snowfall of the season, the resort plans to reopen parts of the mountain this weekend. Checkout Solipillow.com

At the Consumer Electronics Show, AI-powered gadgets received mixed reviews. Samsungs smart fridge faced criticism for its chatty, ad-pushing features and reliability issues. Amazons Ring doorbells were slammed for privacy concerns due to AI alerts and facial recognition. Lepros AI soulmate was deemed creepy for its emotion tracking. Other duds included a musical lollipop and a treadmill with security fears. Bosch won for a subscription-based AI coffee maker and an e-bike app with potential repair issues. The awards aim to push for better privacy, repairability, and waste reduction. Checkout Solipillow.com

Tracey Muirs Juneau home roof collapses under heavy snow, highlighting the importance of roof maintenance and snow load limits. Muir, a lifelong Juneau resident, shares his experience and urges others to clear their roofs immediately. Civil engineer Nate Geary provides tips on identifying warning signs and safe roof clearing techniques. Checkout Solipillow.com