Ken Greenleaf News Today

The hackers interrupted Tuesday's virtual meeting with an explicit video, bickering and demands to speak before city officials pulled the plug.

Plus, Jessica Gandolf brings chaos, order and torsos to Speedwell Projects.

January

During the city council meeting on Tuesday, City Administrator Ken Greenleaf provided an update of the situation regarding the heating fuel contract for the city with Vitus Energy. The city

Delta Junction city officials are trying to find a way to maintain ambulance service after the present contract expires next year. But costs are rising and funding is limited, and some area residents say they don’t want to pay taxes to support the service.

Work is under way on the first electric-vehicle fast-charging station on the Richardson Highway. The fast charger in Delta Junction will make it possible for electric-vehicle owners to travel more easily along the Richardson -- and eventually, statewide.

Golden Valley Electric Association is investigating what went wrong with a generator that failed to provide backup power to Delta Junction Thursday and Friday, leaving the area in a blackout that lasted about 15 hours.

Current City Administra-tor Mary Leith announced her resignation from the position of city administrator at the February 15 city council meeting. Leith’s last day as a city employee will be

Recently Alaska Steak-house owner Lori O’Malia announced that after 17 years as owner, that she was going to close the doors to the business. O’Malia said, “It is the right

Berry Campbell is pleased to present Ken Greenleaf: Recent Work. This special exhibition will feature sixteen new paintings and wall sculptures from the artist’s three new series. Ken Greenleaf is a committed modernist working in the minimalist tradition whose work is embedded in a philosophical...