KTUU: Last Frontier Honor Flight arrives in Washington, D.C.; Forest Park Trailer Court residents speak out for their homes; Moose fills up on popcorn in Kenai theater and more ->
KTOO: Marijuana charges are leaving CourtView. A new bill would pull them from background checks, too; USDA announces first-ever grants for Indigenous meat processing; Will heavy snow cover dampen Alaska’s fire season? Experts say don’t count on it and more ->
KYUK: “Kid’s Day” at Bethel Fire Station meant to celebrate children and connect them to resources; Yup’ik and Inupiaq spelling bee inspires students to learn; A community call to discuss breakup on the Kuskokwim River and more ->
Alaska Native News: E-Bike Legislation Heads to Senate with Bipartisan Support; Leaders formalize Agreement between UAF, Fort Wainwright; This Day in Alaska History-April 20th, 1888; This Day in Alaskan History-April 21st, 1913; This Day in Alaskan History-April 23rd, 1869 and more ->
Faribanks News Webcenter 11: Alaska House votes to designate June 9 as Don Young Day; Fairbanks North Star Borough prepares for Senior Recognition Day and more ->
The Arctic Sounder: North Slope’s only tribal school has its first graduates; Students showcase their creations at Iñupiaq Fine Arts Festival and more ->
KINY: Five schools earn designation of Alaska Purple Star School; ‘People are suffering’: Food stamp woes worsen Alaska hunger; New federal program targets abandoned crab, lobster traps and more ->
KSTK: Alaska Airlines’ flying salmon travels the Inside Passage a final time; Wrangell’s Fourth of July is epic, and expensive. Organizers are implementing some fees to stay afloat. And more ->
The Seward Journal April 19 to April 25, 2023
RBHS Membership Meeting Thursday, April 27 at 7 pm in the Seward Museum.
Historical society members Phyllis Shoemaker and Carol Hatch will be featured presenters at the “Thursdays: Our History” program starting at 7 pm May 18 in the Library & Museum community room. They will delve into works of literature either produced by Seward authors or dealing with the community of Seward. It should be interesting!
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KFSK: Petersburg’s Humane Society tends its flocks; Petersburg Principal Ambler Moss resigns and more ->
Craig Medred: Ukrainian fallout
KRBD: Former Ketchikan Indian Community president steps down from Tribal Council; ‘We just kept playing and kept playing’: Ketchikan trio Dude Mtn recaps four-show Folk Fest tour of Juneau ad more ->
KUCB: ‘When you tie in a cultural aspect to healthy habits, you’re engaged more’: APIA’s Unalaska Health Fair Starts Friday; UCSD fills all vacant teaching positions ahead of next school year, changes coordinator roles from hourly to salaried positions and more->
Delta Wind: Fundraiser scheduled for local teen injured in accident and more ->
FDIC and FRB-SF Host Virtual Small Business Forum in Alaska
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