Summer of Heroes

Contributed by Alaska Communications

Summer of Heroes is back for its sixth year, and Alaska Communications and Boys & Girls Clubs – Alaska are once again looking for heroes aged 6-18 who are making a difference in their local communities.

Five outstanding heroes, plus one from the Employee Program, will each receive a $1,500 scholarship and be honored during a special ceremony at the Alaska State Fair in August.

Nominate Your Hero Now

This year, Alaska Communications will contribute $25 to Boys & Girls Clubs – Alaska for every new Unlimited Internet℠ order or unlimited Business Internet℠ contract signed between April 27 and July 15, 2016.

Follow Alaska Communications on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn(#SummerOfHeroes) to learn more about upcoming news and events.

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Contributed by Alina Rubeo, Candidate for Mayor of Wasilla Wasilla isn’t simply where I live. It is home. I was born and raised here. I am a second-generation Wasilla resident, a Wasilla High School graduate, a wife, a mother of four, a small-business owner, a...

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Contributed by Jim Lieb Alaska Democrats have apparently, for many years, been frustrated with their inability to get their candidates elected. Then they found out about the ranked-choice system (RCV), thanks to outside leftist groups who had figured out a way to...

Posted OnSep 18, 2026

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