In the last 20 years, the district has lost six of its schools to low enrollment numbers.
Community
Board of directors selects finalists for Bartlett Regional Hospital CEO
The three finalists will visit the hospital on March 19 for testing that involves real-world scenarios to see how they respond.
Reimagined Fur Rondy adapts to pandemic times in Anchorage
Some events had to be scrapped entirely, like the World Championship Sled Dog Race, the Miner’s and Trapper’s Ball, and the Jim Beam Jam, a country music concert that traditionally kicks off the weekend.
In Bethel, Koreans seek second chance at American dream
Bethel is seldom the first U.S. city that Koreans move to. It’s a place where they end up when their original American dream falls apart.
State launches new COVID-19 grant program requiring officials to address barriers to health care
The money is supposed to be used to help with COVID-19 testing and administering vaccines. And, each grant comes with the requirement that at least 10% has to go toward activities that address obstacles to health, like poverty or discrimination.
No relief coming for Juneau electric customers’ damages after two power surges, AEL&P says
Debbie Driscoll from AEL&P said Juneau’s been hit by unusually bad storms and icing conditions since the fall, though she understands customers’ frustration.