The KSRM News Department has compiled some top headlines of the week.
Monday, December 13th:
- Multiple Federal Grants For Organizations, Tribal Entities, And Communities Announced
- Alaskans Form ‘Defend Our Constitution’ To Oppose Constitutional Convention
- Kenai Appropriates Grants To Purchase Public Safety Radios For Police, Fire, And Communications Departments
- Amendment Fails That Would Add Seward And Homer To The 2022 KPB Assembly Schedule
Tuesday, December 14th:
- DHSS Reports Omicron Variant Detected In An Anchorage Resident
- Gov. Dunleavy Directs Funding To Continue Momentum Of Tourism Recovery
- Soldotna Shop Local Program Concludes Wednesday With $50,000 Remaining To Be Distributed
- KPB Amends Title 7 Related To Review Of Alcohol And Marijuana License Applications
Wednesday, December 15th:
- Division Of Agriculture Announces $1.8 Million In Food Security For Alaska
- Alaska’s Southeast Conference Receives $500,000 Grant; Finalist For Up To $100M In ARPA Funding
- Gov. Dunleavy Launches People First Initiative Addressing Safety And Prevention
- ConocoPhillips Alaska’s Greater Mooses Tooth #2 Produces First Oil
Thursday, December 16th:
- Dunleavy Administration Announces FY23 Budget Priorities – Public Safety, PFD, Education & Infrastructure
- Sen. Sullivan & U.S. Senate Pass Defense Bill That Includes Arctic & Alaska Priorities
- Townhall Meeting Held In Nikiski Wednesday Night To Discuss New Homeless Transitional Living Facility
- Kenai Amends Definitions Of Municipal Code To Maintain Current Off-Road Vehicle Regulations After January 1st
Friday, December 17th:
- Kenai Appropriates $1,500 For Purchase Of Health And Wellness Titles For Kenai Community Library Collection
- Alaska Threatens Suit To Force Feds To Clean Up Contamination Left On ANCSA Lands
- Gov. Dunleavy Says Alaska’s Balanced Budget Is Due To Higher Oil Prices And Stronger Production
- November Jobs Increase 2.4% Compared To November 2020
