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...Joan Wilson, Deborah Schildt, Nathan Shafer, Anna Lynch, Karl Pasch, Linda Infante, Holly Nordlum, Charles Renfro, Becky Kendall, Maria Shell, Sharon Kay, Arlitia Jones and Joan Kane.Three Fairbanks artists were named -- Etsuko Pederson...
...25:5728. Jeff Gnass, M, 66, 26:0429. Amanda Delaplain, F, 28, 26:0530. Henry Dehling, F, 27, 26:0531. Becky Bohrer, F, 35, 26:0632. Susan Pollard, F, 53, 26:2833. Ellie Knapp, F, 9, 26:3734. Abbey Cummings, F, 28...
...abuse and criminal offenses," she said by email. He has not stated his position on the proposed initiative.___Follow Becky Bohrer on Twitter at http://twitter.com/beckybohrerap .___Online:Link to proposed ballot initiative in Alaska...
JUNEAU - An historic house in downtown Juneau that has undergone more than $500,000 in recent renovations could one day serve as a home-away-from-home for Alaska's lieutenant governor.
JUNEAU - The U.S. Bureau of Land Management released a plan Wednesday identifying 50 abandoned wells in the Alaska arctic that it believes require clean-up by the agency.
...costumes. Other highlights include Broadway pieces choreographed by Bob Fosse; new choreography by Ricci Adan, Julie Tran and Becky Engstrom; and solos by JDU dancers Misha Culver and Maire New.The ballet portion of the program includes a performance of...
...with oil taxes as it also takes on the state capital budget. "We're going to do the best we can," Stoltze said.___Follow Becky Bohrer at http://twitter.com/beckybohrerap .___Online:SB21: http://bit.ly/155354v
JUNEAU - A proposal to have the state help pay to clean up abandoned federal well sites in the Alaska arctic is "dead on arrival," U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski said Tuesday. During a subcommittee hearing in Washington, D.C.
JUNEAU - Three former state labor commissioners are behind an effort aimed at raising Alaska's minimum wage. Ed Flanagan, Tom Cashen and Jim Sampson are behind a proposed initiative to raise the minimum wage from the current $7.75 an hour to $8.
JUNEAU - Alaskans can "legitimately expect" billions of dollars more in new investment in the next few years under the tax changes recently approved by the state Legislature, Gov. Sean Parnell said.