Marilyn Anderson

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Marilyn Anderson is on the board for Iliamna Natives Ltd. and Iliamna Development Corp. She and her family have been commercial fishers in Bristol Bay for many generations, and she worked in the oil industry for over 23 years. She has raised a family and now enjoys spending time with her grandchildren.

Alaska's problems shouldn't be exploited for political gain

OPINION: Heather Kendall-Miller and Lloyd Miller don't have a right to speak for all Alaska Natives, not even when it comes to the race for U.S. Senate between incumbent Sen. Mark Begich and Dan Sullivan.

By Lisa Reimers, Marilyn Anderson, Myrtle Anelon and Lorene Anelon●

September 07, 2014 at 6:05 pm

Marilyn Anderson

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Alaska's problems shouldn't be exploited for political gain

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Federal prosecutors seek revocation of convicted killer’s U.S. citizenship

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