WASILLA — The Wasilla City Council continued their discussion on how to best utilize CARES funding to the residents of Wasilla at their meeting on Monday. Former councilman Stu Graham addressed the council during public comment to voice his concern about COVID-19.
WASILLA — The Wasilla City Council continued their discussion on how to best utilize CARES funding to the residents of Wasilla at their meeting on Monday. Former councilman Stu Graham addressed the council during public comment to voice his concern about COVID-19.
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