The federal Environmental Protection Agency requires the plan in order to bring the borough’s level of fine particulate matter — or PM 2.5 — into compliance with the federal Clean Air Act.
Tuesday, June 25, 2019
Councilmember Jerry Cleworth clarified that though it was possible that removing the cap would raise the mill rate, it was also possible for it to go down.
Monday, June 24, 2019
People living in the Martin Subdivision, McCloud Subdivision, Perfect Perch, Lincoln Subdivision, and the Chatanika River corridor are asked to begin preparations in case an evacuation is necessary.
A popular College Road waterfowl refuge and nature area has been the scene of two violent incidents in the last week, according to Fairbanks police.
"We believe the Legislature should call itself into session. We intend to hold floor sessions in Juneau, the seat of government established in the Alaska Constitution, and hold most committee hearings in the Anchorage Legislative Information Office."
Fairbanks area families braved overcast skies and intermittent drizzles to help celebrate the birthday of agricultural scientist Charles Georgeson at the third annual Georgeson Botanical Gardens Birthday Bash.
Fire crews continue to battle a number of blazes across the Interior.
The University of Alaska Fairbanks is rolling out a new rule for freshmen that will require them to live on campus their first year of college.
Sunday, June 23, 2019
Walking inside, you can see the whole auction house and all its wares: from palm-sized baskets to furniture sets. They contract laborers periodically to help with moving larger scale items.
The Davis Concert Hall on the University of Alaska Campus was filled with activity and laughter Saturday at the premier of a new, animated children’s TV series.
Friday, June 21, 2019
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