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Alaska Excursions

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By Leon Unruh / Alaska.com

The Internet is available at public libraries all over the state.

Libraries provide the service for free, but users who drop off a buck or two at the desk "for the book fund" will get a nice thank you. There may be a sign-in sheet and an assigned time period.

Many towns on the tourist track have coffee shops and cafes with for-a-fee Internet service. In Southeast Alaska, look for Internet services near the cruise ship docks.