Fritz Creek
Fritz Creek, AK · Municipal
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From Wasilla roots to City Hall: Alina Rubeo begins her new chapter
From growing up in Wasilla to leading it as mayor, Alina Rubeo is stepping into a new chapter rooted in community, family and a vision for the city’s future. With a focus on responsible spending, infrastructure and traffic, Rubeo says she’s ready to listen to residents and work to move Wasilla forward.
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Early voting draws long lines at Wasilla polling site ahead of Alaska election
With just two weeks until the midterm election, early voting is underway across Alaska, including in the Mat-Su Valley. Your Alaska Link visited the Menard Sports Center in Wasilla late Tuesday morning, where more than 60 people were waiting in line to cast their ballots. Wasilla voter Edward Morris said...
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Wasilla photographer discusses the art of capturing Alaska’s beauty
Colter Broadwell talks to Conner Nuckols and Kristen Durand about his journey of photography across Alaska.
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Anchorage Mushing Arch nears completion with time capsule and winter sculptures
A landmark celebrating Alaska’s sled dog heritage is nearing completion in downtown Anchorage. The Mushing Arch stretches 56 feet across Fourth Avenue and features a musher leading a team of 12 dogs. On Wednesday, crews installed concrete bases and decorative panels featuring dogs. They also added signs displaying the...
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UAA’s Army ROTC program
The ROTC trains cadets to become commissioned officers by providing them with field experience and classes to further their knowledge of the military. After the third year, Cadets will often be sent to Advanced Camp, where they focus on leadership, tactical and specialized military courses. Members of the Anchorage and...
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Page 2 Tue. Oct. 20: Both Sides on the Palmer Airport and Golf Course
Palmer has seen a public debate over the future of its golf course and airport. At the center of the controversy are three questions: How should the City manage these public assets? What does the Federal Aviation Administration require? How much public input should residents expect when major decisions are being made?
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Rain or shine, Anchorage voters brave long lines for early voting
Early voting kicked off at Anchorage’s Midtown Mall as voters braved rainy, chilly weather and long lines to cast their ballots. Election officials encouraged voters to bring identification and prepare for wait times. Voters shared why they chose to vote early, citing the importance of civic participation and the opportunity to make their voices heard ahead of Election Day on November 3.
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KeyBank Foundation awards $150,000 to Food Bank of Alaska for disaster prep
The Food Bank of Alaska is receiving a major boost to help prepare for future disasters. The KeyBank Foundation presented the organization with a $150,000 grant at its Anchorage warehouse. The funding will support the Food Bank of Alaska’s Disaster Response Preparedness Initiative, helping ensure the organization can meet food needs during emergencies.
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Alaska Federation of Natives convention celebrates 60th anniversary this week
Two major gatherings of Alaska Native people are taking place at Anchorage’s Dena'ina Civic & Convention Center this week. The Elders & Youth Conference began on Sunday. And on Thursday, the Alaska Federation of Natives will begin its 60th anniversary AFN convention. Roy Agloinga, president of First Alaskans Institute,...
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Early voting for Alaska’s general election opens in Juneau, Nome and across the Railbelt
Most state offices may be closed on Monday for Alaska Day, but officials with the Alaska Division of Elections are planning to be at work for the first day of early in-person voting in the 2026 general election. In Anchorage, early voting will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday at Midtown Mall […]
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After a year in Anchorage, youngest Halong evacuees adjust to new life, new school
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The Anchorage School District has about 140 students from Western Alaskan enrolled this year, 56 of the youngest students are at College Gate Elementary, many in the Yu’pik Immersion program. College Gate principal Darrell Berntsen said he’s enjoying the students, who are mostly from Kipnuk,...
Alaska Beacon
Alaskans join nationwide No Kings rally focused on getting out the vote
Alaskans across the state rallied on Saturday as part of a nationwide No Kings day of action to encourage early voting in the November elections and criticize the Trump administration. Early in person voting begins in many locations in Alaska on Monday. Organizers at the No Kings event in Juneau urged Alaskans to vote early, […]
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Inside The City: Benji Johnson, Palmer’s City Clerk
Join host Mike Chmielewski and his guest, Benji Johnson, Palmer’s City Clerk, as they discuss the workings of the city clerk’s office during the recent election in Palmer. The City Clerk’s Office serves as the official record keeper for the City of Palmer and plays a vital role in supporting transparent, efficient local government.
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Alaska Energy Authority Advances Cook Inlet PowerLink With Submarine Cable Procurement Process
The Alaska Energy Authority (AEA) has launched a prequalification and information-gathering process for companies interested in supplying and installing the submarine cable planned for the Cook Inlet PowerLink project (CIPLink), marking another step toward a new transmission connection between the Kenai Peninsula and the Anchorage-Matanuska-Susitna region. AEA announced Oct. 15...
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Gubernatorial Hopeful Visits Talkeetna for Meet & Greet
Gubernatorial candidate, Jonathan Kreiss-Tompkins, also known as JKT, visited Talkeetna recently on the campaign trail. He greeted an audience at the Talkeetna Inn of over 70 people. It wasn’t the first time JKT has campaigned in Talkeetna. According to JKT, visiting communities and listening to residents is a top priority.
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Anchorage School District holds emergency reunification drill at Dimond High
The Anchorage School District used an in-service day Friday to prepare students, staff and families for emergencies, holding a training exercise at Dimond High School. Between 150 and 200 people participated, primarily school staff from across the district. The exercise focused on practicing how to safely reunite students with parents and loved ones during an emergency.