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What we do in a public service. We’re a business, but it’s one built around serving the public.  
One of the key ways we define success in our newsroom is by consistently producing content that has  
wide reach and impact.  
That means providing the community   and we consider our community all Alaskans, along with people  
who care about Alaska   a shared set of facts that can be the basis for conversations and decisions.  
We’re a town square for ideas and debate.  
We hold a mirror to the place we live and strive every  
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Earlier this summer, the administration of Anchorage’s new mayor proposed a substantial,  
city operated emergency homeless shelter in East Anchorage.  
The concept drew on ideas implemented  
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Starting soon, we’ll be launching a new, long term Pro Publica partnership focused on in depth  
investigative reporting on Alaska topics. We’re continuing our partnership with Report for America.  
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