The peninsula’s ongoing drought saw no changes this week.
Tyson Cox, Jesse Bjorkman and Brent Johnson will take their seats at the next meeting.
16 youth claim long-term effects of climate change will interfere with their constitutional rights.
Authorities say Lavern Davidhizar illegally distributed large amounts of opioids and other narcotics
The Forest Service is urging hikers to use extreme caution when exploring burned areas of the forest
Cooper Landing art exhibit to help anti-Pebble Mine cause
The agreement for a three-year contract will be effective between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2021.
The district may not submit a request to reopen Soldotna Prep until seven or more years have passed.
The lawsuit alleges EPA has failed to provide a “reasoned explanation” for its change in position.
Ruling could change definition of workplace discrimination.
Loans for fixed debts, payroll, accounts payable, and bills that can’t be paid because of the fire.
Legal team has some heavy hitters.
Nearly 6 million pills in 6 years.
An ordinance appropriating $426,303 for community projects will be considered Tuesday.
The associations and the district had been negotiating for a contract for nearly 600 days.
Some will be completed by the end of construction season; others will be picked up next spring.
What’s happening this week.
“Just knowing the people I’ve volunteered for and helped out are helping me back is special.”
