JakeStarkey
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- Aug 10, 2009
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No real Alaskan wants a rough road if they can get an improved one. You know it, and I know it. Fairbanks is not in the outback and should not be treated as such.You miss the point that real sourdoughs prefer a rough road to something "improved". "Improved" roads are expensive and difficult to maintain in this climate and only attract a bunch of tourist yahoos.Good. I lived in Fairbanks, and roads are costly and hard to do there. Build the road, get the cemetery.Palin cuts veteran cemetery money
I bet your happy with Palin..
Palin cuts veteran cemetery money | Juneau Empire - Alaska's Capital City Online Newspaper
One problem, the state coughed up the money but.....proving once again regulations hinder projects
The latest delay stems from the refusal by the federal Department of Veterans Affairs to allow the state to compete for a multimillion-dollar cemetery construction grant until there is a road on the property, not just a bulldozed trail.
The state spent $2 million, but Fairbanks still doesn't have a veterans' cemetery