“Infusion” will be juried by Stephanie Cox, Marco Mendoza and Jason Notter.
Starting in June, the airline will fly two daily round-trip flights.
Even at the highest level of funding, the drafts describe significant cuts.
The board will continue to consider closing Nikolaevsk School, Sterling and Tustumena.
Kaleidoscope students make puppets during artist-in-residence program.
Members can cast ballots starting March 28.
The program is a response to Alaska’s housing crisis.
a combined art show and band fundraiser.
The city is calling for an increase to the BSA and ongoing inflation proofing of that amount.
Both received $1,000 to assist with operating expenses.
The move was made as the school district faces a $17 million budget deficit.
The district is facing a $17 million deficit.
Sorrell was introduced by Chamber Board President Chuck Winters during a Wednesday luncheon.
Joseph Miller Jr., 50, and Jason Woodruff, 42, were indicted on felony assault in October.
A group of KPC students were first to speak during the full board meeting Thursday afternoon.
There are 11 projects described in a press release from the State Department of Natural Resources.
Owing to continued warm weather, the annual Salmon in the Classroom ice fishing event put on for Kenai Peninsula Borough School District students by the… Continue reading
The university president described KPC as “a leader of the pack” in enrollment growth at the university
The board was clear during the meeting that they were responding to pressure from the federal government.
The funds entirely cover the purchase of three ballistic vests this fiscal year.
