More people have signed up to run for local office in the Oct. 1 Fairbanks-area election.
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(Meg) Greene died in April. Her estate has now funded a trailer that benefits the local low-cost spay/neuter program Alaska Spay/Neuter Assistance Program. The program has been in existence for 15 years.
Hundreds of area residents filed through the Fairbanks Legislative Information Office on Wednesday to participate in a public hearing, hosted …
Candidate filing for the October election in the Fairbanks region opened Monday, with some applicants already putting their names forward for …
"The Majority felt like we had agreed to come down here to Juneau and she went to Wasilla instead," Majority Leader Steve Thompson, R-Fairbanks, said Thursday afternoon. "We felt like that wasn't great, and then we as a caucus had agreed we would vote for the budget on the floor, well she voted yes on the budget, but with the governor's vetoes we had come up to vote to override the vetoes and she voted no on overriding them."
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North Pole Sports
Mick Bakker won overall two years ago in his first entry in the North Pole Triathlon.
Ti Donaldson and Megan Binkley gained some training time Saturday morning in the Kinross Fort Knox Mosquito Meander 5-Kilometer Fun Race and Walk.
“The big difference is they just seemed more poised and more focused today,” West Valley head coach Bryan Mitchell said by phone.
Each game went six innings.
The two teams that played for the Mid Alaska Conference title are playing for survival today in the Alaska School Activities Association/First National Bank Alaska Baseball State Championship in Anchorage.
The Cartee Complex wasn’t kind Thursday to the three Interior high school softball teams playing there in the Alaska School Activities Association/First National Bank Alaska State Championships.
