If that trajectory continues, NFL games on Christmas could be an annual tradition moving forward, and the move could have a huge impact on how millions of Americans spend the holiday. Previously ...

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This holiday season ... Southcentral’s 5.5-million-acre Chugach National Forest. The Chugach supplied the national Christmas tree in 2015. The tradition of a Capitol Christmas tree goes back ...

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(Marc Lester / ADN ) The U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree will once again come from Alaska this year, specifically from the Tongass National Forest in Southeast. The tree from the Tongass rainforest ...

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Alaska’s Tongass National Forest, known for its steep mountains, glacial fjords, salmon-filled streams and towering spruce and hemlocks, will supply this year’s U.S. Capitol Christmas tree.