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2. Anchorage City Commissioner Charged With Fraudulently Obtaining $1.6 Million in COVID-19 Relief Funds for Her Charity.
3. Police Say They Won't Reopen Case of Alaska Woman Found Deadon Mayor's Property.
4. Anchorage Gave Her a $1.6 Million Grant Despite Prior Fraud Allegations. Now She's Under Investigation Again.
5. Cellphones at the Iditarod? The race, like Alaska's climate, is changing
6. In Secret Recording, a Top City Library Official Calls Alaska Natives "Woke" and "Racists".
7. Editing of misaminoacylated tRNA controls the sensitivity of amino acid stress responses in Saccharomyces cerevisiae
8. Case study of rare incidence of gas gangrene caused by Raoultella ornithinolytica.
9. Novel Compound Heterozygous Mutations Expand the Recognized Phenotypes of FARS2-Linked Disease
10. A 15 year-old girl with progressive epileptic encephalopathy, myoclonus, and compound heterozygous FARS2 mutations (P5.145)
11. COLD COMFORT.
12. An examination of major works for wind band : the Star-Spangled Banner by Jack Stamp, Tharsos by Jeff Jordan, Americans We by Henry Fillmore and Cajun Folk Songs by Frank Ticheli
13. Ferry route could put catamaran to the test; The Navy's 'Transformer' will have ability to become a barge
14. Iditarod Disqualifies Former Champion After Sexual Assault Allegations: The Iditarod board voted unanimously on Thursday to disqualify former champion Brent Sass after allegations made in November and recent questions from Alaska Public Media, the Anchorage Daily News and ProPublica. Sass has denied the claims
15. Sexual Misconduct Allegations Prompt Another Alaska Attorney General to Resign.
16. Alaska's "Him Too" Moment: When Politicians and Allies Come With Accusations of Their Own.
17. She Asked to Be Saved From Him. Now She's Dead.
18. One Woman Died on an Alaska Mayor's Property. Then Another. No One Has Ever Been Charged.
19. For Alaska Families, Questions Remain About Unsolved Deaths and "Suicides".
20. LETTERS.
21. Rural Alaska students get taste of college experience
22. Alaska Says It's Now Legal "in Some Instances" to Discriminate Against LGBTQ Individuals: On the advice of the state's attorney general, Alaska's civil rights agency quietly deleted language promising equal protections for LGBTQ Alaskans against most categories of discrimination, and it began refusing to investigate complaints
23. It Was Good to Be Friends With the Mayor. Then the Investigations Began.
24. From Penis Cookies to Spying: A Growing List of Allegations at Anchorage City Hall: Here's a timeline of some of the scandals and accusations that have hit the seat of government in Alaska's largest city since Mayor Dave Bronson took office in July 2021.
25. Alaska Charges Former Acting Attorney General With Sexual Abuse of a Minor: Ed Sniffen faces three counts of sexual abuse of a minor for having sex with a 17-year-old girl he coached in high school in 1991.
26. Her Story Brought Down Alaska's Attorney General. A Year Later, She Feels Let Down: Nikki Dougherty White came forward to say Alaska's acting attorney general had an inappropriate relationship with her when she was a teen, and he resigned. That was more than a year ago, and the state's investigation has barely moved
27. School District That Employed Principal Despite Sex Abuse Complaints Will Pay $3.8 Million to His Victims: An Alaska school principal who abused young girls kept his job despite years of complaints. Now the district will pay millions to his victims. His conviction is part of a series of failures by the state's schools to protect students from educators
28. Alaskan Law Requires DNA From Accused Criminals, but Officials Failed to Collect Samples From 21,000 People: Alaska authorities neglected to collect DNA swabs from nearly a quarter of qualifying arrestees since 1995, the state said. The requirement was supposed to help solve sexual assault cases and put serial offenders behind bars
29. Hours After an Employee Accused Him of Sexual Misconduct, Prominent Alaska Executive Resigns: The head of Alaska's leading tribal health organization has stepped down after a former assistant accused him of "forcing and requiring sex" to keep her job. He denies wrongdoing and says their relationship was consensual
30. After 3 Years and $1.5 Million Testing Rape Kits, Alaska Made One New Arrest.
31. Alaska Requires DNA Be Collected From People Arrested for Violent Crimes. Many Police Have Ignored That.
32. The Woman Propositioned by Alaska's Former Lieutenant Governor Tells Her Story for the First Time: In 2018, Jody Potts was the target of misconduct from then-Lt. Gov. Byron Mallott. Two days later, he resigned, but the details of what happened have never been publicly told until now
33. Alaska's Attorney General Resigns Hours After We Published "Uncomfortable" Texts He Sent to a Younger Colleague: An Anchorage Daily News and ProPublica investigation revealed Kevin Clarkson texted a much-younger state employee hundreds of times, often using kiss emoji and commenting on her appearance
34. Alaska's Attorney General on Unpaid Leave After Sending Hundreds of "Uncomfortable" Texts to a Young Colleague: Kevin Clarkson texted a much-younger state employee to come to his house at least 18 times, often using kiss emoji and commenting on her appearance. He's been on unpaid leave for weeks, but the state never told the public he was gone, or why
35. Trapped at Sea, Alone With Her Assailant, He Told Her "You're Mine for the Week": Cathleen was raped five hours into a multi-day fishing trip, where she and the captain who assaulted her were the only ones on board. She begged to be taken back to shore, but he said no, they had work to do
36. Unheard: Alaska has the highest rate of sexual assault in the nation. These women and men did not choose to be violated, but they now choose to speak about what happened.
37. Her Addiction Landed Her in a Prison Segregation Wing. The Man She Says Abused Her Lives Free: Ricki Dahlin turned to a life of crime and drug addiction after being sexually abused as a child. "We're broken. We're trying to fix ourselves.".
38. An Elementary School Repeatedly Dismissed Allegations Against Its Principal. Then, an FBI Agent Pretended to Be a 13-Year-Old Girl.: The principal for one of Alaska's largest rural elementary schools, in a region with some of the highest sex crime rates in the country and a state with a history of failing to protect students, was allowed to remain on the job until the FBI got involved
39. In This Remote Town, Spring Means Salmon -- and Thousands of Fishermen From Coronavirus Hot Spots: A remote fishing region will soon be flooded with seasonal workers. The hospital is equipped for only four COVID-19 patients and its chief operating officer is out of a job after emailing a coronavirus conspiracy meme. Welcome to Dillingham, Alaska
40. Remote Alaska Villages Isolate Themselves Further in Effort to Shield Against Coronavirus: Alaskan communities that are accessible only by plane or snowmobile are cutting off the outside world in response to COVID-19 rather than risk elders' lives.
41. A Congressman Skipped the Coronavirus Relief Vote. Instead, He Went Home to Tell Senior Citizens to Blame Mass Media: Rep. Don Young of Alaska isn't the only politician to downplay the threat of coronavirus, in direct contrast with his state government's public efforts. He may be the only one to do so at a gathering of senior citizens, though
42. Sex Offenders Were Becoming Cops. After Our Stories, Alaska's Governor Wants That To End.
43. Alaska's Public Safety Officer Program Is Failing. Can It Be Saved?
44. Toksook Bay Teen Takes His Yup'ik Singing Skills Online.
45. Rosetta Stone produces Inupiaq language software.
46. Teen uses song to preserve Native language.
47. Clinically Impressive Tophaceous Gout With Significant Bony Destruction.
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