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You can save some land or they can open up apartments.

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i think that is unfair. Schools should be expanding to better the knowledge of kids and teens.

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in north pole we typically use wood to heat our houses.

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I could help if you could speak to people about buying new tec.

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i think that it must be hard to deal with that. I have never had to deal with that.

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You can start a fun reaser.

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Students compete with each other constantly.

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The heating is expensive because we use oil instead of natural gasses.

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This area used to be home to the Salchakets, but there are none left. The area is heavily transient military and has very little Alaska Native influence. You'd have to go to Fairbanks (one hour away) to experience Native culture.

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There is no Internet past the fire station in Salcha. Half the town can't get internet and relies strictly on spotty cell service and hotspot tethering, which is prohibitively expensive.

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People who live in Moose Creek and Salcha usually have to have jobs at Eielson, NP, and Fairbanks

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I Salcha it is hard to get online homework done with the lack of good internet

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The cell service in Salcha is not that good, in several place there is none, this  is an issue because If there was any emergency you would have to find a spot with service to call 911. My aunt is a firefighter and there is only one spot in our house that her radio actually works. So not only does it effect people that need help but it also effects people that are trying to help others.

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Here at Eielson, in the Elementary school across from us, there have been many teachers and aids that have been "cut" from the district because of budget cuts. Classrooms are underfunded and teachers are starting to have to for their own ink, and many other supplies.

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Tlingits and Haidas are the biggest Native Alaskan tribes in the region. The Tlingit language has very few fluent speakers at this time. A language class is taught in the middle and high school.

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Because Wrangell is an island community in the Tongass National Forest, we have a limited amount of private land which contributes to a limited housing supply.

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Demographically, Wrangell is one of the oldest communities in Alaska. (avg. age 48). This hurts our local tax base as well as our school population.

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Wrangell has an old hospital which needs to either be renovated or replaced.  Price tag is around $25 million.

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Wrangell's water treatment plant is not keeping up with demand. It may need to be replaced at a cost of $5-6 million.

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Although Wrangell has high speed internet, some tech folks have commented that it is not fast enough for certain technology affiliated businesses.

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Salmon numbers are in a decline in Wrangell's region which effects commercial fishermen as well as charter operators who deal directly with tourists.

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Wrangell has limited job opportunities, especially white collar jobs.

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There are limited business opportunities in Wrangell.

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This is an interesting area because Eielson (the base) is well provisioned and only military live there with full amenities, but nearby communities Moose Creek and Salcha are mostly below the poverty line.

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50% of Wrangell residents live below the poverty line.

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Eielson, Moose Creek and NP area have sulfolane and other chemical spills in the land which affect the water table. Salcha area has no municipal water supply and private wells are of varying quality