. "Wasilla is the crystal meth capital of Alaska. Wasilla is a small town with a population just under 8,000 in 2010, in other parts of the world such a small community could be called a village. Still Wasilla has no qualities that would make one nostalgic for small towns. Wasilla is the hometown of Sarah Palin, who got started her career in electoral politics running for town offices. Good job, geniuses, the world thanks you for that."@en . . . . "Wasilla is a town of over 10,000 people in south-central Alaska. It is a part of the Anchorage metropolitan area."@en . "Wasilla, Alaska"@en . . . "After the governor, the mayor of Wasilla is the second most powerful person in Alaska. She has a busy schedule filled with many duties fulfilling the vow she swore when taking office to \"gather Executive Experience.\" Here is a sample of her schedule: \n* Sunday-- all-day church \n* Monday-- meeting \n* Tuesday-- prepare jello for Wednesday church \n* Wednesday-- church \n* Thursday-- sign paychecks \n* Friday-- begin baked beans for Saturday church gathering \n* Saturday-- prepare for Sunday church"@en . . . . "Wasilla is a town of over 10,000 people in south-central Alaska. It is a part of the Anchorage metropolitan area."@en . . . "Wasilla is the crystal meth capital of Alaska. Wasilla is a small town with a population just under 8,000 in 2010, in other parts of the world such a small community could be called a village. Still Wasilla has no qualities that would make one nostalgic for small towns. Wasilla is the hometown of Sarah Palin, who got started her career in electoral politics running for town offices. Good job, geniuses, the world thanks you for that."@en . . . . "After the governor, the mayor of Wasilla is the second most powerful person in Alaska. She has a busy schedule filled with many duties fulfilling the vow she swore when taking office to \"gather Executive Experience.\" Here is a sample of her schedule: \n* Sunday-- all-day church \n* Monday-- meeting \n* Tuesday-- prepare jello for Wednesday church \n* Wednesday-- church \n* Thursday-- sign paychecks \n* Friday-- begin baked beans for Saturday church gathering \n* Saturday-- prepare for Sunday church"@en . .