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New UAF Museum of the North exhibit examines stories of Black Alaskans past and present

The exhibit features photographs, interviews, oral histories and artifacts

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Towing fee increase to ring in the New Year for Fairbanks

The charge will go from $175 to $225

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Fairbanks Mobile Crisis Team handles higher percentage of calls without police or hospitalization involvement

The team handled 89 percent of calls in October and November

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North Pole enters holiday season in style

A spectacular fireworks presentation drew a crowd at the end of the Winterfest Holiday Bazaar Saturday night

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Proposed wind project gets feedback from locals at community meeting

The proposed project would see 25 to 50 turbines standing 500-feet tall spread across 2,700 acres of land near Murphy Dome and produce up to 200 megawatts of power for GVEA.

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