The Lower Yukon School District is giving students from Hooper Bay to Russian Mission the opportunity to live in Anchorage through the Kusilvak Career Academy.
Penelope Foudeas died March 24, three days after a fall while skiing.
The pool of candidates consists of three Alaskans and five candidates from the Lower 48.
Spring breakup is here, and with it come potholes. “I think the worst is still to come,” said Paul VanLandingham, maintenance manager for the municipality.
The transition officially begins next month, but seven-digit dialing won’t be cut off until late October.
Steaks, spare ribs and melons are among the food items that have been targeted by ravens outside the Dimond Costco.
Nearly 90% of respondents to a district survey said they had received their first COVID-19 shot.
The board will present drafts of the policies for public comment during two online sessions in the next week.
The band’s debut album, “Indian Yard,” is set to release April 30.
Restaurants in Alaska are serving their own variations of the stewed meat dish, from birria breakfast burritos in Seward to slow-roasted brisket in Southeast.
Bishop’s gross annual salary will rise to $250,000, and the district is also increasing its contribution to her retirement annuity.
As 12,500 middle and high schoolers in the Anchorage School District headed back into classrooms this week, it was a return to normal — with a lot of adjustments.
