District staff rally at school board meeting, talk of a strike
The budget comes out Wednesday.
Lawmakers say new ethics rule too ‘fuzzy.’
Congress in 1980 expanded the refuge to nearly the size of South Carolina
The 40-member House has 23 Republicans but just 20 of them have aligned with the GOP caucus
Health insurance accounts for 16 percent of one district’s budget.
The transitional housing project is based on a housing-first approach to combating homelessness
The mural depicts peninsula icons, like a Russian Orthodox Church, a dog musher and a fishing net.
Alaska requires that any petition for incorporation include a detailed administrative plan
What’s happening this week
Pierce said that the mayor’s office is still looking through all the impacts to the Kenai Peninsula
Borough forming agricultural land program, seeking letters
A previous report advised against privatizing the institute.
Borough estimates online tax collection could produce $1.5 million in sales tax revenue annually.
Kasilof woman writes and illustrates her 1st children’s book
District educators and classified staff have been without a renewed contract since July 1.
In January the board decided to move the regulatory meeting from the Kenai Peninsula to Anchorage.
Costs to municipal agencies remain unknown.
