Conservation funding is now available for private landowners in Alaska to help restore, enhance, and protect natural resources such as soil, water, wildlife habitat and more.

Assembly Vice President Brent Hibbert said, “What I find is that not much gets done. It’s a real small (agenda) packet. I think for the cost and what gets taken care of, I think it’s not that good.”

The city has been involved in a multi-year project to upgrade all radio systems to newer manufacturer supported technologies that meet current industry standards.

The group says that a constitutional convention would be chaotic, expensive, and create the opportunity for outside special interest groups and dark money to change Alaska’s laws to promote their agenda over the interest of Alaskans.

The Kenaitze Indian Tribe is set to receive $372,436 from the Department of Education to connect Native youth with cultural, academic, and community support networks to remove barriers Native families face in accessing and utilizing school services.

The total number of letters, cards and packages processed and delivered is estimated to be more than 12 billion.

As of December 9th, the Soldotna Chamber announced that they had distributed $225,000 to area shoppers with $85,000 remaining to be distributed.

In his remarks, Sullivan decried an ongoing “anti-Alaska agenda” and “war on Alaska working families” by the Biden administration through its issuance of 20 executive orders and actions specifically focused on the state since coming into office in January.

The Healthy and Equitable Communities grant program is intended to support strategies to improve health outcomes for Alaskans, particularly among underserved population groups, including children.