KTUU: Iditarod legend Lance Mackey dies at 52
KTUU: Music students remember longtime Anchorage teacher who inspired others
KTUU: Man accused of firing shots into cars, including police car, along Glenn Highway Charging documents show the suspect repeatedly failed to report for probation; Bronson Administration proposes using rec centers as homeless shelters and more ->
KTOO: Anne Sears is no longer Alaska’s Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons investigator; Mat-Su school board bans transgender students from bathrooms that match their gender identity; Alaska’s new eviction diversion program would resolve landlord-tenant disputes out of court; Metlakatla residents and partners trying to eject invasive crabs from their first Alaska beachhead and more ->
KYUK: Recent rash of thefts and break-ins rattle Bethel residents’ faith in their community and more ->
Alaska Native News: Former Legislator Vic Kohring Dies in Glenn Highway Head On Collision Tuesday Evening; This Day in Alaska History-September 7th, 1915, This Day in Alaska History-September 8th, 1906 and more ->
KINY: Death considered suspicious in Nikiski leads to arrest; 100 Women Who Care-Juneau raises over $27,000 and more ->
KSTK: Sharing Our Knowledge conference kicks off in Wrangell this week and more ->
The Seward Journal: September 07 to September 13, 2022
KFSK: Petersburg man pleads guilty to producing indecent picture and more ->
By Emily McLaughlin, The Alaska 100: Warm up with Anchorage’s best bowls of ramen
Note: Whisky & Ramen – Opening Sept. 14.
April Catarella, Gambel Communications, The New Orleans 100, The Alaska 100: Small changes to improve your writing
Craig Medred: Electronic savior?
KINY: Bill raising the legal age to get married in Alaska becomes law; 2022 Kathy Kolkhorst Ruddy award recipients announced and more ->
Great Reads from Great Places: Alaska Center for the Book
The Alaska Center for the Book selected one youth book and one adult book by Alaska authors to represent the state at the 2022 National Book Festival: “Recess at 20 Below” by Cindy Lou Aillaud and “A Thousand Trails Home, Living with Caribou” by Seth Kantner.
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Alaska Commission on Aging
Alaskan Seniors:
The 2022 Senior Survey is part of an effort to gather information about senior needs as the Alaska Commission on Aging with the State Plan Advisory Council develop the new state Plan for Senior Services, which will cover fiscal years 2024 through 2027. Your responses will be used to develop a core set of goals, objectives, strategies, and performance measures for the new State Plan for Senior Services. Alaska’s State Plan for Senior Services satisfies a federal requirement for the state to receive federal funds under the Older Americans Act for senior programs and services. These funds provide support for an array of senior services including home-delivered meals, congregate meals, transportation, family caregiver respite, in-home supports, elder safety, the Senior Voice, and much more.
The Plan’s goals also provide guidance for senior housing and vocational training for seniors who qualify for the Mature Alaskans Seeking Skills Training Program. Your answers will be totally anonymous. No one will know that these responses come from you. Please complete this survey by September 15, 2022. Please know that your voice matters. Your opinions are important and will help to develop a plan that is truly responsive to senior needs around the state.
Thank you for your participation!
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ACoA
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