Julia O'Malley
Julia O'Malley
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JULIA O'MALLEY
On this farm, spring lasts forever
Those bean sprouts in your pho or greens in your spicy tuna roll may be the freshest thing you can eat in Anchorage in January. Chances are they were grown in Spenard by S J. Klein.
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JULIA O'MALLEY
Julia O'Malley: Flint Grove was here
Austin Schwartz wanted to tell a story about Alaska using bumper stickers. The story took on a life of its own.
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JULIA O'MALLEY
Doctor brings noise to a silent killer of women
Joanie Hope, Alaska's only gynocologic oncologist, is lead singer in a rock band dedicated to making women aware of deadly cancers nobody likes to talk about.
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JULIA O'MALLEY
Discharged in Anchorage, gay airman finds his way to the White House
David Hall, who was discharged under Don't Ask Don't Tell in 2004, wasn't expecting an invitation to the Oval Office last week.
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JULIA O'MALLEY
O'Malley: Left homeless by fire, Midtown residents look to rebuild
The entryway of the burned apartment building on Eureka Street gaped open, its walls torched and gutted. Former residents trailed in and out last Wednesday afternoon, carrying boxes and trash bags.
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JULIA O'MALLEY
Julia O'Malley: When a debit card thief sends gifts to his victims
After someone stole an Anchorage couple's debit card information, Credit Union 1 issued a new account number. They filed a police report. They thought that was the end of it. Then the first delivery man arrived at their door.
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JULIA O'MALLEY
Julia O'Malley: Many happy postscripts from a year of columns
I checked in with some of the people I wrote about in 2012 to see where they ended up. The first was Bill Popp, whose family I wrote about a few weeks ago.
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JULIA O'MALLEY
O'Malley: For neighbors of proposed housing for mentally ill, some good questions to ask
Neighbors to the proposed Long House project should reserve their judgement. If it's done well, there's evidence it won't cause problems and will do some good
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Julia O'Malley: When Sandy Hook sinks in at school
People who work in schools and students old enough to absorb the facts of the shooting can't avoid the grim mental exercise of putting themselves in the shoes those at Sandy Hook Elementary.
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JULIA O'MALLEY
Julia O'Malley: Jens Hansen left imprint on city's fine dining
Jens Nannestad remembers the moment "Big Jens" Hansen noticed him. It was more than 20 years ago. Nannestad was a kid working in the kitchen at the Crow's Nest. Big Jens, the charismatic, gravel-voiced head chef, didn't like the fact they had the same name. Months went by. Big Jens ignored him. ...












