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Alaska's Cultural Connections: Moving To The Mat-Su
For over a decade, the Matunuska-Susitna Borough has outstripped the rest of Alaska in population growth.
Quintillion project seeks to build Arctic telecom network
Quintillion, the Alaska-arm of the international Arctic Fibre project, wants to lay submarine fiber optic cable from Asia to Europe, routed along Alaska's northern coastline with spurs to five communities.
Musk ox subsistence hunt canceled in wake of poaching
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has canceled five subsistence hunt permits for musk ox in Northwest Alaska after the discovery of the carcasses of five illegally killed musk ox cows, reports The Arctic Sounder .
Parnell spares budget vetoes, signs SB21
Gov. Sean Parnell signs the oil tax reform Senate Bill 21, the More Alaska Production Act, into law during a special meeting of the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce at the Dena'ina Center on May 21.
Couple missing for four days in Northwest Alaska
A man and a woman have been missing for more than three days in Northwest Alaska.