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Should the Permanent Fund bankroll a gas line?

House Speaker Mike Chenault has introduced a bill that would ask voters that very question.

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The 49th Estate: Palmer manse

Co-pastors Tim and Leisa Carrick live in the United Protestant Church of Palmer's Colony-era manse.

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Changes to ACES appear unlikely

Lawmakers say the oil tax is a priority, but within the Capitol halls, it doesn't look like anything will happen beyond a lot of talk -- and, possibly, some shouting.

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Dying to bathe

How the simple realities of survival in rural Alaska killed a lifelong Nunivak Islander.

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Courtroom gone, bingo back in Point Hope

Hours after the Point Hope trials ended last week, the gavel gave way to a night of games.

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House considers a bill for Cook Inlet gas storage

The Cook Inlet Recovery Act, designed to boost natural gas storage in Cook Inlet, had its first hearing in the House.

Politics | Rena Delbridge | February 9, 2010

Should the Permanent Fund bankroll a gas line?

House Speaker Mike Chenault introduced a bill last week that would ask voters in the 2010 election for direction on an in-state natural gas project.

Politics | Rena Delbridge | February 8, 2010

Fanning the gas line debate

A Fairbanks man is bringing the heart of Alaska's energy debate to a new forum: a Facebook fan page.

Energy | Rena Delbridge | February 8, 2010

The 49th Estate: Palmer manse

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Co-pastors Tim and Leisa Carrick live in the United Protestant Church of Palmer's Colony-era manse.

49th Estate | Stephen Nowers | February 8, 2010

The 49th Estate: Palmer manse

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Co-pastors Tim and Leisa Carrick live in the United Protestant Church of Palmer's Colony-era manse.

49th Estate | Stephen Nowers | February 8, 2010

Kabab and Curry

REVIEW: Kabab and Curry is a welcome addition offering standard Indian fare, a few uncommon dishes, and more seafood than I've noticed at other Indian restaurants.

Dining | Maia Nolan | February 8, 2010

Review: 'Map of the Invisible World'

In Tash Aw's evocative second novel, set in the 1960s in revolutionary Indonesia, Adam is only 15 years old, but he has just been orphaned for the third time.

Books | Yvonne Zipp | The Christian Science Monitor | February 6, 2010


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