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Key Anchorage stakeholders skeptical of megaproject solutions to connect Seward and Glenn highways

They're interested in a far less expensive redesign of Gambell and Ingra streets to be neighborhood friendly, with lower speed limits and fewer lanes.

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A fence meant to help with pedestrian safety went up in the middle of a busy Anchorage road Will it?

A fence meant to help with pedestrian safety went up in the middle of a busy Anchorage road Will it?
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Highways connecting in Anchorage s Fairview have long marred the neighborhood Renewed efforts aim to fix that

The initiatives are in the early stages. Proponents hope to improve dangerous intersections and the Fairview neighborhood near downtown Anchorage.

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More than a kitschy vestige of times past : The Spenard palm tree comes home

More than a ‘kitschy vestige of times past’: The Spenard palm tree comes home Megan Pacer © Provided by Anchorage KTUU-TV The palm tree at the Paradise Inn is shown before the hotel was acquired by the federal government and the tree taken down. (KTUU) ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Like Odysseus striving to reach Ithaca, the iconic Spenard palm tree at once a symbol of a neighborhood blight and of enduring community funkiness has had a long journey full of twists and delays. Next week, it takes one step closer to becoming a permanent installation that members of the community have been working toward for years.

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