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Hot Jobs in Asset Allocation

New York City: Investment director, The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation – all investment team members are generalists. conceptualizing, executing, and evaluating investment strategies across private equity, public/private credit, alternative strategies and public market investments. Salary range $220k – $240k. Juneau or...
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Offshore in Cook Inlet, a ‘Silent Economy’ Hunts for Gas to keep Alaska Running

Deep below the ocean floor outside Anchorage this spring, a huge drill bit chewed through multi-million-year-old sandstone, sending crushed bits of rock back to the surface through a mile-long hole. The hunt for natural gas, to keep Alaska warm, had resumed. Here, on crowded platforms perched above the icy waters...
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The Anchorage Weekender: Solstice celebrations, a butterfly count and 6 more local events

Saturday is the longest day of the year. In Anchorage, that means 19 hours and 21 minutes of daylight. We want to help you celebrate the sun. From the city’s downtown Summer Solstice Festival to a volunteer butterfly count, here are eight events you might want to check out.
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Sure feels like summer!

ANCHORAGE, AK (Alaska’s News Source) - A heat advisory for the Haines highway and Klukwan for temperatures up to 80 are expected Thursday. This is the first summer the National Weather Service is issuing heat advisories for Alaska. Interior Alaska was under a heat advisory earlier in the week.
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VIDEO: Cruise ship drifts free from dock during wind storm

The people are gone and the real clean-up gets underway at Davis Park. Police say they found ten people Wednesday morning who had snuck back to sleep in the park. All of them left, when police asked them to leave. Fairbanks woman runs 70 miles in 3 days to celebrate...
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New downtown mural and ‘Welcome to Downtown Anchorage’ sign installed

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - You might notice something different if you’re driving through Downtown Anchorage. A new mural is being installed on 6th Avenue and D Street. The mural’s creator, local artist Rhonda Scott, says about 70 volunteers got together Father’s Day weekend to help paint in her outline. Wednesday,...
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Officers’ names released following fatal OIS

You might notice something different if you’re driving through Downtown Anchorage. A new mural is being installed on 6th Avenue and D Street. Gorilla Fireworks not sure if they’ll be open by the Fourth of July. Updated: 57 minutes ago. The Houston Fire Department is waiting out the...
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Anchorage clears its 2 largest homeless encampments

Brian Vaughan read the signs that leaned against a barricade of bike parts, scrap metal, furniture and old shopping carts. “And then the one we made up last night, ‘Coming to a neighborhood near you,’” he said, laughing. Vaughan was standing on Mountain View Drive on Tuesday...
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Video: Anchorage Assembly Chairman Chris Constant mouthing ‘F-U’ at woman who was waiting to...

A tense moment unfolded at Wednesday’s meeting of the Anchorage Assembly’s Housing and Homelessness Committee when a public testifier accused Assembly Chairman Chris Constant of mouthing “Fuck you” at her moments before her testimony. Amber Brophy King, an Anchorage resident and vocal critic of the city’s...
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Multiple fires set in Davis Park as abatement begins

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Multiple fires were seen burning Tuesday morning in Mountain View’s Davis Park as the city began clearing out homeless camps in the area. The fires were reported to be intentionally set by residents in the camps, according to a spokesperson with the Anchorage Police Department.

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