Hubbub in Houston
Tuesday, February 9, 2010 11:00 AM AKSTHOUSTON — After a sometimes heated back-and-fourth between himself and the city council, Sgt. Charlie Seidl will continue to serve on the Houston police force.
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HOUSTON — After a sometimes heated back-and-fourth between himself and the city council, Sgt. Charlie Seidl will continue to serve on the Houston police force.
Sports/Outdoors
‘COACH WELCH’
Monday, February 8, 2010 8:06 PM AKSTWASILLA — Bill Sturdevant can’t quite remember running across another Alaska high school boys hockey team with a female on the coaching staff.
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Opinion
Too many distractions make our roads dangerous
Efforts to improve highway safety continue to be the driving force with some state lawmakers.
Letters
- Shooting range not best use of taxes
- Rebuttal to Rep. Stoltze
- Gunshot not humane for shelter animals
- Simple solution to nation’s woes
- Better way to handle shelter pets
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Valley Life
FRIENDS IN NEED
Monday, February 8, 2010 11:32 PM AKSTWASILLA — Nancy Hall was up early on Monday.
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Service officer fired in wake of dog shootings
Monday, February 8, 2010 11:32 PM AKSTHOUSTON — The officer in charge of animal control duties for the city of Houston has been fired amid claims of overestimating the true cost of euthanasia, information that may have spared eight animals from being shot.
Copper theft suspect can remain out of state
Monday, February 8, 2010 11:32 PM AKSTPALMER — Since the conditions of his release weren’t clear, a judge has ruled that a man accused of stealing $114,500 in copper cable could stay in Washington while his case moves forward.
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Faith
Selflessness is the essence of love
With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, the hearts of many Americans begin to contemplate that elusive emotion called love.
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Schools
Practice, practice for honor music students
On Jan. 27 a waxy moon lit an overfilled parking lot at Houston Middle School. There wasn’t a seat not taken nor a parking space empty as the band and choir elite gathered. A talented showcase of music students from the Mat-Su middle and high schools represented their schools at the Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District High School and Middle School Honor Festival. More than 250 students, 11 to 17 years old sat in their black and white ensembles as they performed pieces directed by the gifted guest conductors, Willy Shelton, Gleo Huyck and Dr. Vincent Cee. Close to 500 proud parents and family members watched as the students performed a range of selections from jazz numbers to familiar classics.
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TODAY'S EVENTS
February 9th, 2010
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| Red Cross Disaster Classes | |
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All disaster classes are free! Call ahead to register, classes are limited. FULFILLING OUR MISSION - Thurs., Feb. 28 6:30-9:30 p.m. CLIENT CASEWORK -Sat., March 22, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. SHELTER OPERATIONS & SIMULATION -Thurs., March 6, Oct. 25 6-10 p.m. |
| A Children's Garden in Palmer | |
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Do you have or work with children? APU is building a Children’s Garden at the Spring Creek Farm 3 miles N of Downtown Palmer for the community of Palmer. We want your input! Come join us to offer your ideas for an outstanding children’s garden! To RSVP or for more information please contact Rita Lorenz. |
| Mat-Su Anglers | |
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Greg and Julie Busch with BuschWhacker Decoys are starting a non-profit fishing club in the Valley called Mat-Su Anglers. Its purpose shall be to preserve, protect and enhance the opportunities for sport fishing through educational, scientific, governmental and other activities consistent with the preservation and enhancement of fishery resources. We believe in the comradeship and wishes of our fellow sport fishing anglers. We believe that our grandchildren should have a higher quality fishery than we have ever experienced. They are looking for help with the 501c3 non-profit paperwork. If you can help or are interested in joining the club please call Julie Busch at 907-892-7543. |
