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My Mother worked for a company in Fairbanks from 1954-1956. I believe the company was named Northern Commercial. Are they still in business?
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Alaska Commercial Company is the same company, several hands changes later. They are now owned by Northwest Company International, a Winnipeg-based outfit that operates stores throughout rural Alaska. People have a love/hate relationship with them. They do keep cabbage (produce) stocked in remote places, and fresh milk (ultra-pasteurized) - which people love, but hate the $10/head and $15/gallon prices that come with it. $3 for a can of awful overcooked vegetables also seems a bit steep.
So yes, and no. Northern Commercial is no longer around, but the company still exists under a different name (just not in Fairbanks.)
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The Kodiak store closed just a few years ago, too.
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