Alaska Statute does not allow term limits to be imposed on school board members
The mayor’s report will now be given after the first round of public comments and before public hearings and new assembly business
The declaration was issued by Micciche last week
The updated vaccine is recommended for everyone 6 months or older
Tthe animal still had a fresh umbilical cord, suggesting she was only a day, “possibly even hours,” old
The next closest Verizon retailer is hours away
The symposium kicked off Sunday with a series of panels highlighting the marine science work different state groups are doing in Southcentral Alaska
The forum was the fifth of eight being held throughout September heading into the Oct. 3 municipal election
Walk to End Alzheimer’s, an annual awareness event and fundraiser, comes to the peninsula
The collision took place near Mile 110 of the Sterling Highway
As the river falls in the next couple of weeks, coho fishing should return to “fair”
Participating in Thursday’s forum were incumbent Mayor Peter Micciche and assembly candidates Kelly Cooper and Heath Smith
Nearly 80% of people surveyed reported that they were not satisfied with their access to quality, affordable child care
The disaster declaration opens access to emergency funds
Outbursts from glacier-dammed lakes have caused flooding in some areas
Belugas Count! set for Sept. 23
The case has been working through the Alaska Court System since 2020
Roads in the Big Eddy subdivision will have between a half foot to one foot of water over them
Participating in Monday’s forum were Adam Bertoldo, Bill Elam, Peter Ribbens, Nissa Savage and Ryan Tunseth
The state has made permanent COVID-era rules that allowed marijuana establishments to offer drive-thru and walk-up services
