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Wasilla · WasillaThe Alaska Department of Education and Early Development (DEED) announced the release of the 2022-2023 Alaska System of Academic Readiness (AK STAR) and Alaska Science assessment results on April 17.See the Story
MSBSD Superintendent discusses 2022-2023 AK STAR State Assessment results
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Wasilla · WasillaPalmer’s city council voted 4-3 Tuesday night to stick with a new city library design larger than one being replaced after damage from a roof collapse. The question was whether to stick with a concept developed by Wolf Architecture, under…See the Story
Palmer council sticks with a larger library, rejecting effort to scale down design
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Wasilla · WasillaThe Alaska Railroad has an ambitious bridge rebuilding and repair program underway in 2024 including several projects in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough. Eight projects along the 500-mile railroad are planned requiring $90 million in new investment, with $39 million planned to…See the Story
Alaska Railroad’s 2024 bridge rehab, rebuilding program has Mat-Su projects planned
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Wasilla · WasillaA local teen is now in custody and is facing charges in a case that involved a homicide at a Wasilla movie theater on April 12, the Wasilla Police Department said in an update released Monday afternoon.See the Story
Teenager arrested in case involving stabbing death at a Wasilla movie theater
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Wasilla · WasillaAfter a court ruling that overturned a key part of Alaska’s education correspondence programs, members of the state Legislature have proposed a constitutional amendment that would allow public money to go to private and religious schools.See the Story
Alaska House members propose constitutional amendment to allow public money for private schools
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Butte, Alaska · ButteIn Butte, a city in the United States, still do not come out of their astonishment, after an elephant walked through much of the streets of the city. Viola, which is what is called the paquidermo, escaped from the walking circus to which it belongs and surprised the citizens who observed it walking as if nothing.See the Story
An elephant walks through the city after escaping a circus
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