Future of onsite edibles and smoking still hazy.
“If they’re asking for money, go ahead and hang up.”
Seward City Council enacted an ordinance that allows public access to payroll information through public records request. The ordinance was unanimously approved at Monday night’s… Continue reading
Trevor Hallstead was allegedly driving more than 100 mph
CIRCAC has launched an updated website to provide information about pipeline systems in Cook Inlet
Frontier Community Services received a grant to develop individualized employment assistance
It washed up just north of Juneau.
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education has chosen John O’Brien to be the interim superintendent of schools. The pick comes as a… Continue reading
What’s happening this week
The consolidation would move Soldotna Prep ninth grade students into Soldotna High School
Happy Buddha Imports sells everything from incense made in India to South African mango jam
Accessibility remains a goal for annual public reports
One bill is meant to be a “conversation starter.”
Commission members voted 5-2 Friday to suspend Marti Buscaglia, effective Monday.
The Legislature has yet to meet in joint session to vote on Dunleavy’s picks
Show featuring local student art celebrates 30 years
“Scouting offers a means of networking and a method to achieve goals”
In face of budget cuts, teachers seek other opportunities
Two Grammy-winning artists will headline this year’s Salmonfest. Organizers of the well-attended Ninilchik event announced this week that Jason Mraz will perform Friday and Ani… Continue reading
‘As a parent, I think my biggest situation is the increased road time my kids will be subjected to.’
