The suit also makes reference to the Soldotna Riverfront Redevelopment Project
School districts across Alaska lobbied lawmakers heavily last session for a meaningful increase to the base student allocation
As of Tuesday evening, 37,000 people had submitted their application
This year’s increase is the largest adjustment since the minimum wage began to be adjusted for inflation
The story hour was one of three events scheduled as part of a “Happy New Queer Winter Celebration”
The existing fees will continue to be apply “as if they were never replaced”
The district has both acknowledged and responded to the complaint, KPBSD Superintendent Clayton Holland said
Joel Isaak teaches Dena’ina at Kenai Peninsula College and works as a linguist for the Kenaitze Indian Tribe
The Dec. 8 crash killed 2
63-year-old Vance Peronto was sentenced to eight years in prison with four suspended
Soldotna woman resolves to read the books on her husband’s class syllabi
Police Officer John Watson was killed while responding to a domestic violence call on Christmas Day
The group includes peninsula borough and city mayors
The road was closed for several hours
A man was injured after a “run-in” with a moose at Tsalteshi Trails near the Wolverine Trailhead near Kalifornsky Beach Road
35-year old Lucas Thein was arrested on unrelated domestic assault charges
Residents brighten up the night with elaborate Christmas decorations
The trees are especially vulnerable to wildfires and are prone to falling over during high wind events
The ordinance takes effect Jan. 19
The man was accused of shooting and killing 28-year-old Dustin Marx and 40-year-old Michael White inside of their van
