While water was already available to buildings in downtown Skagway and the railway offices in 1904, water would soon be available throughout the city. The Daily Alaskan, the community’s newspaper, announced on October 15th, 1904, that the Skagway Municipal Waterworks would begin testing select water mains around town prior to beginning distribution of water throughout […]
(Palmer, AK) – On last Thursday, District Court Judge Glenn Shidner imposed a 180-day sentence on Kodiak resident Daniel Richardson for failing to pay child support. Judge Shidner found that Richardson, who at the time of sentencing owed more than $170,000 in child support arrears, had prior opportunities to pay the child support he owed. […]
Campaign receives overwhelming grassroots support – 93% of donations being $100 or less ALASKA – Wednesday, Alaskans for Mary announced a $17 million third quarter fundraising haul, bringing in contributions from over 150 different communities, towns, and villages across Alaska – with about 95% of contributions being $100 or less – and breaking the record […]
New designation incentives for investment in urban and rural communities beginning in 2027 (Anchorage, AK) – Gov. Mike Dunleavy has submitted Alaska’s 25 census tract nominations for the next generation of the federal Opportunity Zone program, positioning communities across the state to attract new private investment beginning in 2027. “Alaska is at a pivotal moment,” […]