...concentrations are going to be just as relevant as the elevations almost." Joe Arness said he has hired an engineer and in March submitted a work plan that includes drilling a water sampling well on the site this summer. "My intent is to drill that well...
...we say, thank you. You are the reason this event was a success. The Peninsula Job Fair was the place to be on Wednesday, March 27th with over 792 job seekers and employers present at the event. Our gratitude goes out to our sponsors who helped provide...
Matthew and Jodi Dura of Kenai announce the birth of their daughter, Annabeth Marie Dura, at 6:54 p.m. March 12, 2013. She weighed 8 pounds, 14 ounces and measured 21 inches. She joins sister Rosemary. Her grandparents are David and...
...residents 65 and older and 4.4 percent more 55 to 64-year-old residents have joined the work force, according to the March edition of Alaska Economic Trends. Alyssa Shanks, economist for the Alaska Department of Labor in Anchorage, said there are...
...by my watch, she ran about 4:57," Sandahl said. Ostrander's fastest 1,600 this season is 5:07.9, set back on March 23, and it is a race that Michaelson should present more of a challenge in, as her fastest 1,600 this year is 5:09.6...
...151 from its winter storage at Port Graham on March 19 and was on location in North Cook Inlet on March 20. A second jack-up rig, the Endeavour...moved to its location near Anchor Point in March. Spartan Drilling Company, which owns the...
...Alaskan-ness. The answers are at the end of the test.1. "Spenard divorce":a. is a term that has been around since March of 1962, when Carson T. ("Cap") Spenard crashed his Cessna 185 float plane into a Soldotna motel where his wife and another...
...2, and Katmai McKittrick, 4 - left their yurt in Selodvia and have been traveling along Cook Inlet's eastern shore since March 27. Moving by foot and pack raft, they expect to finish sometime in late July at the knob on the east end of the Alaskan Peninsula...
...smiled a lot and told her great-great granddaughter, "I thought I'd never get to see these babies!"Grandma died in March, 2000, nearly 105 years old, still alert and telling me family stories. She lived a long and varied life I never tired of...
...corresponding reduction of certified teachers. The majority of the site-based council members voted during the group's March meeting to recommend moving sixth-graders into the middle school. While several spoke in favor of the move during Monday's...