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- Alena Naiden, anaiden@newsminer.com
“The grants are given with the primary purpose of promoting tourism but can also be given to promote general economic development in the City of Fairbanks,” the city’s Communications Director Teal Soden wrote in an email to the News-Miner.
- Will Morris, wmorris@newsminer.com
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At Alaska, safety is our top priority and our number one value. That drives all our decisions, as it does today. We are temporarily implementing additional safety measures focused on keeping our guests and employees safe."
- Sam Ferrara, sferrara@newsminer.com
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Temperatures at Cleary Summit were as high as 26 degrees Fahrenheit while at the same time that the Fairbanks Airport, North Pole and parts of the Goldstream Valley saw temperatures as low as 13 to 15 degrees below zero.
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