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City spending standoff threatens Cook Inlet access for Anchorage boat launch users

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The director of Anchorage's city-owned cargo port says maintaining the boat launch is a money-losing operation that his agency won't continue. No one else has stepped up to take over.

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City spending standoff threatens Cook Inlet access for Anchorage boat launch users

The director of Anchorage's city-owned cargo port says maintaining the boat launch is a money-losing operation that his agency won't continue. No one else has stepped up to take over.

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