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- SNAP cuts could lead to kids losing free school breakfast and lunch
assistance program will likely spill over into schools, causing students to lose access to free breakfast like ramen packets. Like many school meal programs, Marion County’s is self-funded, meaning it doesn’t receive local tax And those calculations will likely change as more children lose food stamps. “Now the feds are giving less money and it’s like, how do we do this?”
- Storis icebreaker completes 112-day inaugural patrol, including monitoring of China-flagged research ships
Coast Guard Cutter Storis uses dynamic positioning to maintain its position near the Johns Hopkins Glacier in Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve on Aug. 5, 2025. private oil service vessel, was purchased and refurbished during the past year by the Coast Guard, making But we still have a lot of training to do for our USCG crew to be ready to take full responsibility of
- In a warming Arctic, gray whales struggle to find nourishment
I think he knew he wasn’t going to make it, and was looking for a place to die,” Nussbaum said. Amphipods thickly carpeted much of the basin’s sea floor. They filter feed on crab larvae and skim feed through kelp beds for mysids, a shrimp-like crustacean. to provide enough food for a much larger gray whale population. But another big climate event could soon make life more difficult for gray whales.
- Tense start to special session as finance committees set to consider gasline bills while most lawmakers leave town
The Senate moved ahead quickly and smoothly on the plan, taking care of procedural matters by unanimous votes in a 12-minute floor session. But the subsequent House floor session was contentious and lasted nearly an hour, with ire between lawmakers Dunleavy argues the incentives are needed to make the pipeline economically viable given its enormous Both the House and Senate adjourned their floor sessions until June 4.
- Dunleavy calls special session for gas line bill starting Thursday
House Speaker Bryce Edgmon, I-Dillingham, interrupted floor debate on a tobacco bill Tuesday afternoon "I’d like to take just a moment to let the body know that the governor has officially called the Legislature But just after 5:30 p.m. the House voted 21-19 to send the bill from the floor back to the Rules Committee House Rules Chair Louise Stutes, R-Kodiak, addresses fellow lawmakers during a floor session on Tuesday introduced March 20 gives its developer immense tax breaks and other incentives he says are needed to make
- Parking lot arrest leads to drug seizure at Lemon Creek residence
A search warrant obtained and executed at Pond’s residence in the 6500 block of Glacier Highway resulted No case related to Thursday’s arrest was listed as of late Friday morning in the Alaska Court System’
- Juneau’s Junior League All-Stars return home
think a great quote that coach Zach (Kohan) used a lot was 'bend, don't break,' showing that we can take Our last game showed character and grit and the resilience it takes to push a game to the very last pitch It takes a lot of passion to bounce back from a bad loss but I think we battled and gave it our all." La Grande’s Jake Dombek led off with a single, Patrick Fenley bunted and Ryker McKinley was intentionally Wyatt Sloan led with three total bases, Romer and Fenley two apiece, Jake Dombek and Allen one apiece
- Justice for Jeff Brown
That narrative exists because it makes a $5.5 million demolition easier for the public to swallow. Teachers in our community rely on food assistance; a City Hall renovation ballooned from a projected Despite years of effort, CBJ has not secured a developer willing to take on the Telephone Hill project In action, the case looks more like a child custody case than an eviction. defendants were willing to surrender if given time; the prosecution, on the other hand, is out for blood
- Two bear cubs fatally electrocuted fleeing up utility pole
He went outside to make sure the bear had not gotten into trash and noticed the bears rummaging through garbage on Glacier Avenue. “I was really panicked, like there were people gathering and Fish and Game was there, and one cub was “It was at this point making a noise, almost like a human in pain saying help,” Thornton said. According to Churchwell, the bears are often drawn to town to eat trash when natural foods are scarce
- Why you might be seeing ramen at your neighbor’s door on Halloween
Handing out nonperishable food alongside candy, they say, can go a long way to help neighbors in need In a viral Facebook post, the United Way Family Resource Center recommended adding things like ramen suggestions is placing a supply of Cup Noodles and mini cereal boxes on the doorstep so families can take “We need to check in and make sure that people that we might know who would in a situation where their Black reminded that giving can also go beyond just donating to local food pantries.
- Ferry system swims or sinks with federal aid
It’s just like asphalt and concrete highways, which need funding in the state budget to cover expenses successfully steered her colleagues to write into the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021 a massive flood things other than keeping government running smoothly, part of the sinking feeling is of Alaska’s own making
- Juneau-Douglas boys basketball team starts season
shooter who has worked to expand other areas of his game, including defensively, so he can be on the floor He has good feet in the paint and uses a lot of pump fakes to make up for his vertical…He gets people Said Casperson, “I see him out there in critical situations and being the guy who will dive on the floor , scrap, hustle and dive four times on the floor for a ball before anyone else dives once. If we had a lead, we could burn some clock, make the other team foul, we would.

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