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.
School board plans to advance budget with significant reductions in staff and programs while assuming a $680 BSA increase.
Nikolaevsk advocated keeping their school open during a KPBSD community meeting last week.
The menu features waffles, waffle pizzas and waffle sandwiches.
The resolution was postponed until the next meeting amid questions from assembly members about how the cap might work.
Tracts are available on the northern half of the island, located in the lower Cook Inlet.
83-year-old Seldovia resident Roger Wallin Sr. was declared missing on March 31.
Mayor Brian Gabriel and City Manager Terry Eubank delivered the seventh annual address.
Trump’s March 14 executive order may dismantle the Institute of Museum and Library Services “to the maximum extent consistent with applicable law.”
The Soldotna project has been reduced from its original scope.
Scheduled flights between Seward and Anchorage will begin May 1.
Stipulations 32 and 40 were included in an updated list emailed to Kenai River guides.
More than 100 people attended a three-hour meeting where 46 spoke.
A grand opening for the facility is slated for Aug. 16.
A jack-up rig is a mobile platform that can be transported and deployed in different areas.
ORPC recently filed a draft pilot license application for a tidal energy project site near Nikiski.
The Regulatory Commission of Alaska on March 20 approved a request to increase their rates.
The fishery will be allowed to operate from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday.
