This week

Alaskans Voting on Minimum Wage

Alaska citizens will be able to vote and raise the minimum wage up to 15 dollars an hour by the year 2027, and get paid up to 7 days while they are sick. “Fair wages and benefits make our communities, economy and state stronger.” But opponents in small businesses warn that if such a measure…

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Cyber Monday

Cyber Monday, which fell on December 2nd this year, offered some great deals for shoppers. For instance, Best Buy featured discounts on electronics. Cyber Monday originated in 2005, coined by the National Retail Federation, and it has since become the biggest online shopping day of the year. Some retailers, like Walmart and Target, have expanded the…

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Holiday Practice Schedule

Friday, December 20th is the last day of school for the semester. But if you’re on the basketball team, be ready for practice! The Lady Hustlers will be having practice on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Then they’ll come back after Christmas on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. There will be two practice after New Year’s. Be…

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The Arctic Report

It’s snowing in Huslia, and it’s very windy if you’re walking uptown the roads, so wear winter gear unless you want to be cold. The snow is expected to continue throughout the day, with winds making it feel much colder than the thermometer reads. Drivers should be cautious on the roads, as visibility may be…

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Pilot crashed near Anchorage big lake

There was a pilot that crashed in Big Lake near Anchorage. Paul Spiro, a 70-year-old man, died in the crash. He was found in a float plane. Divers went to the partially submerged plane and pulled out his body. The woman got out of the plane and swam to shore and told a resident that…

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Jega’s Birthday

Jeneva Penns birthday was November 18th. Her birthday was on Monday so it just passed. HAPPY LATE BIRTHDAY!!! She started her morning by waking up at 8:00, then she walked to school, then she stayed in school for 6 hours until school was over. Then she went home and she ate cake and opened her…

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Robots Take Over The World

Robots taking over the world seems like science fiction, but AI is already replacing jobs and making big decisions. While automation makes life easier, it also causes unemployment and risks machines becoming too powerful. Some experts worry that AI could eventually think for itself, which could be dangerous. If AI keeps advancing, we need to…

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UAF dual-credit +$500

UAF people came here to teach 11th and 12th graders about UAF in Fairbanks. They are teaching them for 3 full school days. If you listen to them and do the work, also having good grades, you can get one college dual-credit and get $500 from UAF. If you don’t know what to do in…

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