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The Langdene ram went on to claim supreme Merino exhibit of the show.

The Langdene ram went on to claim supreme Merino exhibit of the show.

The Langdene ram went on to claim supreme Merino exhibit of the show.

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With public planning meetings set to begin this summer, tenants are asking the city to delay evictions as long as possible. With public planning meetings set to begin this summer, tenants are asking the city to delay evictions as long as possible.

Alaska draft winter ferry schedule leaves Southeast wanting Posted by Jacob Resneck, CoastAlaska | Jul 14, 2021 The Alaska Marine Highway System ferry Matanuska steams up Lynn Canal on June 26, 2021 near Juneau’s Eagle River. (Used by permission of Skip Gray) The Alaska Marine Highway System’s proposed winter schedule released late Tuesday (7-13-2021) projects long gaps between ferries over a seven-month period.  Southeast towns like Sitka, Wrangell and Petersburg would receive infrequent...

Posted by Jacob Resneck, CoastAlaska | Mar 16, 2021 A bill to hike Alaska’s gas tax to $0.16 for the first time since 1970 has advance a key committee but faces opposition. (KTOO photo) House Bill 104 — supported by Rep. Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins (D-Sitka) and Rep. Grier Hopkins (D-Fairbanks) — cleared the House Transportation Committee Tuesday (3-16-2021); it now heads to the finance committee. “The bill fundamentally doubles what is a very small tax set in 1970,” co-sponsor Rep. Andy ...

2:48 Hoffman said that the Permanent Fund Dividend is the Legislature’s top issue this year. He said that voters may have clarified that situation during the election when incumbents who voted for lower dividends last session lost their seats. “I hope we can come up again with at least a minimum of a $1,000 dividend,” Hoffman said. He said that the future of the dividend relies on the Legislature creating new forms of revenues. Without that, he said, the Permanent Fund will be put in jeop...

Kreiss-Tomkins: Republican majorities will dip into Permanent Fund before reinstating income tax Posted by Robert Woolsey, KCAW | Jan 27, 2021 Rep. Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins (D-Sitka) addresses the House in 2014. This year, the 20-20 split in the House means legislators have been unable to formally organize a majority organization, assign committees, and commence business. (KTOO digital services/Skip Gray) The Alaska Senate pulled together a 13-member Republican majority on the first day of the n...

Arcanum-Butler receives subgrant By Nathaniel Kubik - DarkeCountyMedia.com The Arcanum-Butler Local School District recently received subgrants from Twin and Van Buren Townships, which will be used to purchase sanitation products and bolster the school’s online learning program. Public domain image ARCANUM — Arcanum-Butler Local Schools recently received a portion of CARES Act funding distributed through Twin and Van Buren Townships in the form of a subgrant. The school district plans to ...