By fishermen, for fishermen.
“We are now to the bone … More cuts will cut to the marrow and we’re going to start losing limbs”
Closing the sentenced facility would cause the loss of about 46 full-time positions at the jail
The project was approved as part of the city’s Five Year Capital Plan
The school district passed a total general fund revenue budget of $145,387,469
Group says Army Corps study does not pass as credible science.
The school board worked with the Association of Alaska School Boards to facilitate the search
This year’s theme fits with the 40th anniversary of the event
“Our concern was with the connotation of the statement to the Black Lives Matter movement”
Professor says it will help preserve Alaska Native languages.
Donate at the Blood Bank of Alaska center.
What’s happening this week
They heard from nearly 2,000 Alaskans.
Dunleavy talks local and state economy
This year’s Kenai River outlook is more conservative than 2018’s
When he’s not reporting on or watching sports, Klecka partakes in sports of his own
Fate of long-awaited project still unclear
The ability to purchase local food could also boost Alaska and the peninsula’s local economy
When Wasabi’s Bistro just outside of Homer was vandalized with a racist message sometime between last Wednesday night and Thursday morning, some in the Homer… Continue reading
