What’s happening this week
Borough to ask state to support local college
Revenues from oil and gas properties provide the borough with an estimated $15 million per year
The flag was created in September as part of the school’s Lens Time
The program has provided formal wear to more than 850 people in the last 11 years
The staff was asked to evacuate last week, and appointments were canceled on Friday
The event was standing room only
New nonprofit provides quilts for heroes
Assembly approved appropriations of $70,400 to pay toward the balance of ACLU-Alaska’s legal fees
Policy protects borough employees to report matters of public concern without fear of retribution
Residents can attend a forum on Wednesday, Feb. 20, Thursday, Feb. 21 and Tuesday, Feb. 26.
A six-year plan outlines the most important infrastructure projects in local schools from 2021–2026
The team was the first Alaska Livestock Team to compete at a National Livestock Quiz Bowl
Knopp said his goal was to create a functioning House
A successful candidate will have outstanding educational leadership and advocacy skills
Borough would trade ownership and maintenance of nine state-maintained roads for Escape Route road
Proposed cuts could impact university system, public schools
Knopp said he is definitely not going to resign
District staff rally at school board meeting, talk of a strike
The mural depicts peninsula icons, like a Russian Orthodox Church, a dog musher and a fishing net.
