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Today's stories: APD launches a treatment-first option for some low-level offenders. Washington State man gets 25 years for mailing fentanyl that killed two people. The Yukon Kuskokwim Health Corp. names new leader. The Metlakatla Tribe opens a shellfish testing lab and U.S.S. Ted Stevens arrives in Seward.
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151 Walker is in The Office. The Office is a popular fishing spot amongst the bears on the far side of the falls. It’s kind of chill, like the corner booth at a restaurant that faces the room. He’s just, you know, doing his thing. Walker is unaware that 164 Bucky is creeping up along the side wall towards him. Then, Bucky pounces into The Office. It’s a total jump scare and it works – 151 Walker flees. But Bucky’s not done. He stares Walker down, and advances forward. Walker retreats backward. They move like this, until Bucky has walked Walker… -
Longtime resident Janet Goetz left more than $7 million in her will, specifically to pay for a library in part of the city's historic downtown. -
Biologists killed one brown bear in the Rabbit Creek area and another bear and cub in the Abbot Loop area. -
President Chalyee Éesh Richard Peterson has been in office since 2014. First Vice President Ku.seen Jacqueline Pata announced her candidacy for the top spot last week. -
Thomas Dans is a venture capitalist from Texas described as a MAGA influencer and, since December, has chaired the commission, which advises Congress and the president on what to study in the Arctic.
