Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
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Vote counting of more than 157,000 ballots begins this morning
By Tim Rockey The Alaska Division of Elections reported that it would begin counting over 157,000 ballots on Tuesday
Electric Vehicle charger installed at Rustic Goat
MOA Press Release An electric vehicle (EV) charger is now available at the Rustic Goat restaurant in West Anchorage, installed
James Allen Hamilton
James Allen Hamilton Born 9/2/63, died 10/22/20 James was born in Eau Claire, WI. With an
Charles E. “Charlie” Clark
Charles E. “Charlie” Clark 09/13/41 – 10/28/2020 Charles E. “Charlie” Clark, 79, of the Butte in Palmer,
Walter F. Fergus
Walter F. Fergus 3/3/1925-10/26/2020 Walter Fergus was born March 3, 1925 in Halstad, KS and
Scott Robert Pettit
Scott Robert Pettit January 26, 1965 – October 24, 2020 We have lost our beautiful, talented and loving son and brother,
Native Americans, hit hard by COVID-19, faced major barriers to vote
By Alexia Fernández Campbell and Carrie Levine Center for Public Integrity Leatrice Hendricks had 90 minutes to turn in absentee
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Tommy Glen Banks
Tommy Glen Banks Tom was born in Salmon, Idaho on December 4th, 1936 to Bennie and Myrna Banks. He had
Jon Darol Long
Jon Darol Long We are saddened to say that Palmer resident, formerly from Idaho, Jon Darol Long, 60, passed away
Upcoming Music Shows in Alaska Nov. 5-11
AK Concerts compiled by Cody Herron-Webb Thursday November 5th Bar Harbor Ale House (Ketchikan) - Cullen McCormick live 5p-8p
Election watch: No surprises in statewide races and ballot questions but legislative races could see upsets
By Tim Bradner Election night held no surprises for Alaskans, at least in the big statewide races. As expected, President