Office opened last year without earmarked funds; APFC head says HQ could eventually move from Juneau
Claims of plan for two grade 8-12 schools based on faulty and incomplete data, district leaders say.
Assembly members debate downtown vs. valley, converting school to office space, costs and parking.
Lot next to cold weather shelter considered after report cites drug use, violence, other trouble.
However, all seven options get negative scores; concerns by airport officials and residents linger.
Clocks move an hour forward at 2 a.m. Sunday as legislation establishing year-round time debated.
Motion allows amending plan next week, despite concern by some officials budget is also due then.
Production scheduled to debut Friday, continue through March 17, at TMHS auditorium.
Pupil-teacher ratio of 30 — or 4 to 5 extra kids per class — proposed for all grades except K-3.
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Josh Fortenbery’s “No Such Thing As Forever” available Friday, with two-show release party Saturday.
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Cooling of housing market results in lower increase, CBJ’s finance director says.
“The compelling reason for this is still escaping me,” one member says during project update Tuesday
Superintendent says some layoffs, other cuts can be reversed if increase in state funding occurs
Calls for a ceasefire by residents at recent meetings, rally prompts local leaders to weigh in.
Update also envisions Cascade ferry terminal by ‘25, safety fixes at Fred Meyer intersection by ‘26.
Staged burial of three homes implores multitude of agencies to share specialized response skills
Infrastructure upgrades, new locker rooms and student tile art in lobby greet visitors at ceremony.
Some residents say legislation doesn’t go far enough, want limits on annual valuation increases.
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