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The request comes as lawmakers raise concerns about the struggling $44 billion project, including the high salaries of the executives in charge.
A dissenting justice said the decision limits state authority and the rights of employees at prominent tribal nonprofit groups.
The new plan includes a large, new terminal, along with an unusual 30-year commitment from the cruise line.
Two options for a new transit center could cost tens of millions of dollars. Or the public bus agency could move into its old digs, where developers continue to pursue a high-rise hotel.
Seybert founded PenAir at age 18 in a Southwest Alaska village. It became the largest regional carrier in Alaska.
Members of Alaska’s congressional delegation and trade associations blasted the move as harmful to Alaska’s economy.
Todd Lindley and Dan Rogers are running for seats held by Chair Sam Cason and board member Mark Wiggin.
As the debate over restoring the Eklutna River has intensified, the story has also gotten more complicated. Here’s what you need to know to follow the issue.
The road would support the development of mining prospects, but it has faced opposition from many tribal and conservation groups.
The federal agency based its decision on a veto of the Southwest Alaska project last year by the Environmental Protection Agency.
The Alliance for the Support of American Legion Baseball in Anchorage hopes to relocate and rebuild Mulcahy Stadium, opening up land for development as part of the idea.
The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority charged that the reports are biased and contains errors. SalmonState commissioned the reports, a follow-up to a 2022 report.
The recommendation comes after Alaska Federation of Natives President Julie Kitka said she plans to step down sometime this year from her longtime leadership of the group.
Anchorage Assembly Chair Chris Constant said a veto override vote will be taken up at next week’s Assembly meeting.
Also, a meadery and cookie store are closing, along with a shop selling skin-care products and cosmetics.