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School district held public interviews Wednesday, April 9.
The Senate passed a modified HB 69 on Friday that removed everything from House bill but a $1,000 BSA increase.
Actions part of nationwide sweep as Trump ignores legal orders against detentions, deportations.
After a grand opening ceremony on Aug. 16, the facility will be expected to operate in seasons.
The three officers were found to be justified in their force by the Office of Special Prosecutions.
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs swept a Friday and Saturday series from the Kenai River Brown Bears at the Big Dipper Ice Arena in Fairbanks. The… Continue reading
In an 11 to 9 vote, senators narrowly passed House Bill 69.
School district held public interviews Wednesday, April 9.
The first monitoring session of 2025 will take place Saturday.
31 of 36 occupation groups are 85%-98% of target level; 21 of 36 are below public/private sector average.
Senate president says action on lower per-student education funding increase likely if veto override fails.
The school’s curriculum integrates Dena’ina language, culture and traditional values.
The mayor’s budget still has to be approved by the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly.
Students, staff champion school as “home” for students in need.
Soldotna High School graduate Adarra Hagelund leapt to the top of the NAIA outdoor leaderboard this season on Sunday, April 6, by clearing 5 feet,… Continue reading
The Soldotna boys soccer team opened its season with a 5-1 victory over a squad from Clarkston, Washington, on Wednesday at Soldotna High School. The… Continue reading
The change comes four months after a judge set a “date-certain” trial for June.
The program is the largest single line-item cut included in all three potential budget scenarios crafted for the coming fiscal year.
Signs expressed support for federal programs, services and employees, as well as diversity, democracy and science.
Sen. Jesse Bjorkman and Reps. Justin Ruffridge and Bill Elam fielded questions and addressed a number of issues during the meeting.
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