Grenier described her time as student representative as “life-changing”
The roughly $56.2 million amount is less than the $58.2 million requested last month but is more than what the borough gave the district last year
All three candidates elected are incumbents, having already served at least three years on the board
The meeting brought together various department heads for an in-depth look at the city’s spending plan
Public education advocates, students and staff have doggedly lobbied lawmakers for an increase to the state’s K-12 funding formula
The changes are the first modifications to the policy in more than a year and took effect April 15
The fate of the program is in limbo following a superior court ruling handed down last month
The ordinance is sponsored by Assembly Vice President Tyson Cox and assembly member Ryan Tunseth
Twenty more restaurants in Soldotna will be able to serve alcohol following state approval in April of a city petition. The approval, handed down by… Continue reading
The ordinance expands the definition of the kind of bags prohibited in city limits to include any bag designed to carry goods from a vendor’s premises
A superior court judge ruled earlier this month that the allotments are unconstitutional
The initiative comes amid heightened legislative interest in Alaska’s charter school system
DEED on Thursday pushed back on the federal government’s statement that it has not complied with requirements
The actions come as the Supreme Court weighs restrictions to mifepristone distribution
‘We don’t get to play around on this one’
The vote came amid widespread community opposition to the agreement
If House Bill 193 becomes law, an additional six KPBSD schools would be eligible for the state’s grant program
