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Anchorage just approved big new ice arena deals — including a $2.89 million five-year pact for the aging Sullivan Arena to cover utilities — sparking debate over whether the 80s-era rink is worth the investment, especially after its controversial past as a homeless shelter. Meanwhile, Ben Boeke and Dempsey Anderson arenas will be run by a nonprofit with a $450,000 startup grant, aiming for self-sufficiency by fall. Despite concerns from some assembly members, both contracts passed unanimously, with city leaders stressing Anchorage’s hockey identity and the need to fix chaotic past management.

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