Wesley Early
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Alaska Public Media
The Eaglexit movement gained momentum this week when it submitted a draft detachment petition to the state boundary commission. “This is definitely the furthest we've gotten,” says the group’s chair.
Eric Stone
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Alaska Public Media
Loren Holmes
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Anchorage Daily News
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