Nearly three-acre Huna Totem Aak’w Landing Project approved by planning commission.
Fatal fall in 2021 the result of company’s breach of duty, lawsuit states.
This visit is a part of a three-day tour of Alaska communities and infrastructure.
Assembly move forward in committee to extend the program, increase grant amount.
Assembly votes in special meeting to OK resolution requesting state action.
A quick change of course meant a successful and safe race Sunday morning, officials say.
Salvage efforts are underway Sunday as water rapidly recedes.
The plan follows resignations of Bartlett Regional Hospital’s CEO and CFO announced this week.
However, overall incidents in the capital city have been minimal, officials say.
Public Works and Engineering’s Katie Koester will take over the role from outgoing Rorie Watt.
The departure of David Keith and Sam Muse comes in wake of alleged behavioral health care crisis.
The business was greeted with a final flood of customers during the Monday lunch hour.
“We are grieved by the reports about sexual abuse by Bradley Reger,” the camp’s parent ministry states.
No environmental impacts reported at this time, spokesperson says
The construction of the non-congregate shelter is expected to be completed in spring 2024.
Brian Holst pulls from race days after submitting, set to step away after nine years.
Ed Mercer gives his final talk to the Chamber days before his departure from department.
Safety concerns cited as reason for potential project.
The meeting next Wednesday invites residents to share their ideas for the downtown land.
Local operators and industry officials create committee to address impacts, potential limits.
