A small but crowded coastal Alaska town has gotten the state legislature’s blessing to spread its wings a little. The state Senate on Friday gave final approval to a measure, House Bill 216, that allows the Prince William Sound port town of Whittier to buy land from the state-owned Alaska Railroad. The bill will return […]
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