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Almost 400 people crowded on either side of the road with flags, signs, and musical instruments before President Donald Trump’s meeting with Russian president Vladimir Putin.
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Delta Junction is home to about 150 Ukrainian refugees. Many joined the town’s pre-existing Slavic community after Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022.
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Fairbanks constituents for Senator Dan Sullivan organized a town hall to hear from him during the Congressional spring break this week. But the hastily-arranged event didn’t jibe with the Senator’s schedule and he wasn’t able to appear. The organizers decided to hold the event anyway.
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A couple dozen Fairbanksans sang songs and rallied on a main street corner Monday in an impromptu marking of the third anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Freshman Congressman Nick Begich is visiting constituent groups across Alaska this week. He opened a new office in Fairbanks, held a moderated Q&A on Facebook, visited the Fairbanks hospital, is dining with Republican groups, and on Thursday will address the Alaska Legislature. On Tuesday, he spoke at a business luncheon and took questions about Alaska’s relationship to the federal government.
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The Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly voted 4-3 Thursday on a measure that aimed to revise the code of ethics that applies to assembly members, commission members and clerks, meaning it failed to gain enough traction to pass.
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A group of Lathrop High School students in Fairbanks walked out of their fifth-period classes Wednesday to participate in a political protest. They spoke about their fears of losing personal rights under the incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump.
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This recording is the entire forum held by the Tanana Valley League of Women Voters on Monday, Oct. 21, 2024. The forum was shifted from in-person to online at the last minute due to a storm coming through Fairbanks that day.
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Candidates for Senate seats P and R answered business-oriented questions from the Greater Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce.
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The town of 417 residents held its municipal election on October 1st. But local law allows them to hold a new election if voters have legitimate complaints about it.
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Mary Peltola and Nick Begich were in Fairbanks Thursday for a candidate forum. They answered questions about how they would serve for the next two years as Alaska’s US House representative.