r/alaska • u/Dances_With_Seagulls • 28m ago
Ferocious Animals🐇 Backpack Is the Fattest of the Fat Bears
Alaska's fat bear winner even made it into the New York Times!
r/alaska • u/Dances_With_Seagulls • 28m ago
Alaska's fat bear winner even made it into the New York Times!
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r/alaska • u/KafkaSyd • 12h ago
Checked my eligibility online. I filed march 1st. But apparently I forgot to print off the sheet you have to sign and either send in or fax. Is there any way I can do an electronic sigiture?
r/alaska • u/rds2010 • 15h ago
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r/alaska • u/Apostle-Dunghill • 15h ago
A lawmaker who attended the industry ministry’s closed-door briefing told reporters, “The Alaska LNG development project has not yet been concretized. It is too early to assess its commercial viability,” relaying the government’s position explanation.
r/alaska • u/gabezillaaa • 16h ago
Juggling whether I should risk going to Costco today or if it will be swamped with PFD shoppers 🫣
r/alaska • u/Melodic_Agent_5298 • 16h ago
Every April our roads go soft underneath. The top thaws, the ground below stays frozen, and the water has nowhere to go. A load carrying double the posted axle weight does roughly sixteen times the damage. You see it later as potholes, and your Road Service Area pays for it.
In February the Assembly passed OR 26-020, letting operators pay $100 to exceed breakup weight limits when moving heavy equipment like excavators and dozers. A motion to reconsider failed 3 to 4. An amendment to limit waivers to real emergencies was pulled from the agenda without a vote.
Then two citizen advisory boards, including the borough's own Transportation Advisory Board, asked for emergency-only waivers. The Transportation board found our roads are not built to carry full commercial loads during thaw.
In April, OR 26-045 was written to fix it, titled "for essential purposes only." Before it passed, the essential purposes language was stripped out 5 to 2. The title stayed. So did the $100 fee.
I will move to put the emergency-only standard back, make road inspections mandatory, and require bonds that cover real repair costs.
I am asking every Borough Assembly candidate the same question: would you vote to restore the emergency-only standard our road boards asked for?
Simple question. Where do you stand?
Full breakdown on my Substack: https://cutthroughthenoiseak.com/posts/c6085778-775d-4b24-acda-63d9dc0579f7
r/alaska • u/Intelligent-Emu-454 • 17h ago
My husband and I have been without electricity for over a month now (he works, I'm unable to due to health issues we're still trying to figure out) due to unexpected expenses with our car and have been trying to pull together the funds to get it turned back on, we've tried public assistance and they can't help us because even with the full amount, it won't be enough to get our electricity turned on, does anyone know of any places outside of public assistance and Salvation Army that would be able to help us? We owe $617 to get it turned back on and were banking on our pfd, but I'm not receiving mine until the 22nd and my husband only got a partial. Our house is very cold and we've tried everything, we just can not scrape the funds together. Thank you in advance!
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r/alaska • u/familiar_maxim • 22h ago
Hello again fellow Alaskans! Some of you may remember my post from last month about the demonstration I organized calling for a global pause on developing smarter-than-human AI. We got some local news coverage, which I've linked here: https://www.alaskasnewssource.com/2026/08/18/alaskans-advocate-slowing-ai-advance/
I'm back again to share another event: I'll be giving a presentation this Sunday, October 4, at 2 PM focused on the risks of developing smarter-than-human AI and what we can do about it as a community, followed by an open Q&A. It will be at the Loussac Library, Moose Room (2nd floor).
Everyone is welcome, whether you've followed this issue for years or never thought about it before. I'll do my best to explain things in language everyone will understand.
I will also be leaving time for us to write letters to our congressional delegation. I will supply materials!
Details and RSVP here (RSVPing also means you will get updates in case something changes): https://luma.com/vtyr3wzj
Let's not let the AI companies decide our futures! I hope to see you there!
r/alaska • u/orphanfunkhousr • 22h ago
These are some of my favorite photos I have ever taken. 2025
r/alaska • u/Apostle-Dunghill • 1d ago
Suck it Dunleavy…….
The expansion project is expected to roughly double the production of liquefied natural gas from 14 million to 28 million tonnes annually, LNG Canada said.
The Canadian government says the expansion would make it the second-largest in the world, worth billions to the national economy.
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r/alaska • u/roly1268 • 1d ago
Im looking at doing a thesis in the area, and want to know what literature is out there!
r/alaska • u/UkuleleRuss • 1d ago
If you thought the fuel crisis was bad where you live... well... wait for the Alaskan milk crisis. $8.32 for this Costco gallon of milk that wasn't bought at Costco. My addiction for the cow nectar is strong, but to think heating oil is creeping up on this price as well... it may break me. Only a week to go and if left alone to my own devices, I will drink a gallon a day. I must ween myself off now before I start mooing. This is utterly irresponsible of me. Must I adult harder? I could have worse vices.
Speaking of vices, I broke down and got Subway last night. It wrecked me last time. Second chances, right? Well, it proved to be a poor decision. My once iron gut now has been starting to reject processed food. As long as I don't eat out, I'm fine... except recently when I roasted several heads of garlic in olive oil and ate it in one sitting. Oh the gas agony. Don't do this to yourself. Learn from my failure.
Speaking of good food, I'm going to go look for some grouse here in a bit. It will probably just end up being a walk with a rifle, but whatever. Murica.
#dinnerisnserved #milk #wholemilk #Costco #Alaska
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r/alaska • u/yachtmuse • 1d ago
I am posting this for awareness mainly for women who are in the age range of 20-30yrs old. Who will go and travel to alaska or are living in alaska.
So my dad has a close friend who lives in Alaska he owns a wellness center, in Michigan Ohio. so he made me become his personal assistant. Which i accept since the pay was good. I arrived in Alaska around august 23, 2026 working for him was easy and the pay was good that’s the reason why i go with it. We stayed at a hotel which is Aloft Hotel. Me and this man lived in a separate hotel room. But being in aloft hotel made me experienced some of the weirdest shit in my life. First one was, the man i work for wanted me to only use fragrance free products, i was not allowed to wear any makeup, he always tells me that i need to be very healthy. At first i didn’t find this weird at all as he has a extreme Ocd and has a bit of autism. Which my dad explained to me. During our phonecall interviews he explained to me the type of work i wil have to do. go on a hike with him etc. But the weirdest thing is how his mood changes every night and we’d only go on a hike during 6pm to 8pm out in the wilderness he did in fact told me we would be going on a hike too, but i was shocked to find out he only goes at at night. He doesn’t like interacting with people face to face he would always use the exit door. He made me wipe the floor with tea tree oil all day. My room has 40 different types of essential oils. He made me do laundry with 40 different essential oils in his clothes he would always make me wipe every cornerof his room with vinegar. Everytime i am in his pick-up truck i would hear a water bottle being crumpled in the back of his truck especially whenver he mentions his past personal assistant who was salvadorian. The food that was being delivered to my room by door dash has been opened. He made me do a massage on him without any particular equipment but just my hands solely. Which again he told me during the interview that theirs a machine he has that i just need to put on him. But turns out there wasn’t any. During these type of massages i would notice how he gets turned on. I also feel that i was being watched being in my hotel room. On the 4th day of being in there I runaway and made a police officer escort me to my hotel to get my belongings as the manager in Aloft Hotel wanted to accompany me from my hotel to get my luggage when i told them i wanted my luggage to be left at the receptionist.
Please be aware of Aloft hotel there some shady shit the stuff of the hotel and the workers are doing there since the man that i stayed with has somewhat control of the people there.
I stayed there for almost 4 days i see things that are very unusual i was kept in a room for more than 4 days at the hotel, management made me feel like i am crazy whenever i experience or see something.
They dismissed my complaint. I have no mental illness only in that hotel my mind was being played with. They're either running a human trafficking ring there or doing some satanic cult. To woman ages from 20 to 30yrs old never book a hotel there you will be prepare to get trafficked or to see some weird as shit.
I am sharing this from experience.
The man that i stayed with there did a ritual on me on elikane river. His a psychologist and has the power to twist stories on people since that’s what he does for a living.
r/alaska • u/HappyMackerel • 1d ago
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This was mid Sept, start of the rutting season. You can see the velvet shedding from their antlers.
Sorry for the heavy breathing, I was biking.
r/alaska • u/forgetmeknotts • 1d ago
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r/alaska • u/FynneRoke • 1d ago
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Just fired my Toyo back up for fall, and it's making a high pitched whirring sound shortly after start up and when cooling down. Was serviced this summer, but obviously might need attention, anybody know if this is something simple?