More than a decade later, one man’s discrimination case is still in limbo
On average, an investigation into a discrimination case in Alaska may take a year or two, according to the agencies that handle them.
But for one Chugiak man it’s taken more than a decade. On a recent afternoon in September, just off a wooded road in Chugiak, John Suter, 67, is outside his home with his grandson, who’s running around. Suter’s wearing an Army airborne veteran’s hat and a light blue shirt that says “The NSA, the only part of government that actua
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