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In 1947, just as the country was catching flying saucer fever, three Anchorage teens made what is believed to be the state’s first of many sightings.
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Histories of Alaska: A healthy 180 pounds at the beginning of June 1961, Kentucky resident William “Bill” Waters weighed only 90 when he was found more than two months later.
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Martin Itjen used showmanship, persistence and a good bit of ingenuity to capitalize on the legend of gangster Soapy Smith.
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Histories of Anchorage: The mudflats have inspired some of the most enduring and gruesome Anchorage urban legends. The reality is even more haunting.
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Histories of Anchorage: At the peak of its powers, the band air-freighted 30,000 pounds of equipment to its fiery gig at Sullivan Arena.