Posts from r/Alaska on Friday, 04/17
POSTS - FRIDAY, 04/17
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Anyone missing a cow in north pole alaska
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99% of politicians fail this challenge: tell the difference between “sea lion” and “bottom trawler.”
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AIPAC seems to own our entire congressional delegation
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Per another poster's photo of the Alaska railroad train, here is a video of the train in Whittier.
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There was a 27.7% increase of people with a second job within one year in Alaska, the 2nd highest increase in the country.
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Extra Tuffs vs other brands, how do they compare for you? Need some with room in the calves.
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Walter Harper of Tanana, AK, the first man to summit Mt. Denali in 1913 at 20 years old, around when this photo would have been taken. He died only 5 years later on his honeymoon on the SS Princess Sophia, which sank in 1918 killing all 353 passengers. [800x576]
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Lawmakers pitch shipping inmates Outside — a practice that once helped gangs establish footholds in Alaska
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Crowds gathered in Nome to watch the sixth All Alaska Sweepstakes, the world's oldest organised sled dog race. (1913)
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National Weather Service - Alaska Extended Outlook - April 17, 2026
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