Joseph and Susan Malen of North Pole are happy to announce the engagement of their son, Edward Malen, to Yu Chun “Jolie” Cheng, daughter of Hs…
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The utility is also waiting to hear whether AIDEA will give IGU permission to issue state-backed revenue bonds between $50 million and $75 million, which would be partially used to repay the loans.
Many assembly members said they would like to offer the exemption to more people, possibly even all borough residents, but acknowledged the difficulty posed by such an undertaking.
The city of North Pole has begun posting signs on roads that designate new routes for larger commercial truck traffic.
A man driving a stolen truck reportedly led Alaska State Troopers and Fairbanks police on a high-speed chase to North Pole and back Tuesday morning.
We are having a pretty bad cold snap here in North Pole! -40 BELOW ZERO FAHRENHEIT! This is how we handle the extreme weather!
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- Malen-Cheng Engagement
- Andrew Gray
- Assembly approves exemptions for online databases
- Assembly postpones IGU loan, favors banning plastic bags
- North Pole posts road signs directing large commercial trucks
- Fairbanks man arrested after pursuit that reached 115 mph
- North Pole Truck Routes
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- North Pole water service expansion underway
- North Pole teen heads to remote control aeronautics camp
North Pole Sports
The two high school baseball teams and three softball teams from the Interior learned Tuesday their matchups for this week’s state tournaments in Anchorage.
Caden Wyman batted last for North Pole against the Lathrop Malemutes in Thursday afternoon’s first-round game of the Mid Alaska Conference Baseball Tournament.
The Best Exes duo of Chris Carr and Travis Nalbert combined Saturday to win overall in the Two-Way Torture Test race.
Griffen Roder said leaning his chest across the finish line wasn’t part of his practices this season for the Lathrop High School track and field team.
Camron Herron has competed twice this track and field season in the 3,200-meter run.
The objective was simple for the Monroe Catholic High School boys soccer team Wednesday night at the Fairbanks Youth Soccer Association turf fields.
