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Good afternoon. It’s Monday, February 3.
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In today's newsletter:
In his annual address to the Alaska Legislature, Gov. Mike Dunleavy said the state may have to take “painful” short-term measures to bridge a gas supply gap from Cook Inlet.
Facing a structural deficit of $111 million, the Anchorage School District released its draft budget that calls for massive cuts to programs and positions.
President Donald Trump's move to drastically cut the size of the federal workforce could have major consequences in Alaska, a state with 15,000 federal workers.
Some news about the ADN: A key person in our newsroom, Anne Raup, has retired as photo/visuals editor. Anne has been at the ADN for more than 30 years — as a staff photographer, then as assistant photo editor, and since 2011 as photo and visuals editor. If you’re a regular reader of the ADN website, app, print newspaper or e-edition, or find our work on social media, in our newsletters or elsewhere, you have seen her impact. Read more about Anne and her legacy of work in this note from Editor David Hulen.
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Anchorage weather
It's sunny today in Anchorage with a high around 22 degrees. We'll continue to see mostly clear skies for the rest of this week, and daytime temperatures will hover in the high teens and low 20s for several days.
Here’s what else is making headlines in Alaska today.
— Megan Pacer, mpacer@adn.com
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Photos: Alaska Ski for Women →
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Hundreds of women took part in the 29th annual Alaska Ski For Women in the sunshine at Kincaid Park on Sunday. The fundraising event helps support the Nordic Skiing Association of Anchorage and Alaska nonprofits working to end domestic violence.
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