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Alaska: 2004
Permanent Fund Dividend will be $919.84 - Alaska Department
of Revenue Commissioner Bill Corbus announced the amount of the
2004 dividend at the annual meeting dinner of the Alaska Permanent
Fund Corporation in Fairbanks Monday evening. - More...
Tuesday - September 21, 2004
Ketchikan: University
of Alaska Southeast Ketchikan Celebrates 50th Anniversary; Public
invited to attend the 50 year mark festivities! - The
public is invited to commemorate 50 years of community college
education in Ketchikan on Saturday, September 25th. Ketchikan
was the second city in Alaska to open a community college in
1954 just behind Anchorage the same year. - More...
Tuesday - September 21, 2004
Ketchikan: First
City Republican Women's Club Educates Citizens For Grass-Roots
Campaigning - First City Republican Women held three events
on Saturday, September 18 in Ketchikan at the newly opened District
1 Republican Headquarters at 2450 Tongass Avenue (corner of Tongass
and Jefferson). - More...
Tuesday - September 21, 2004
Alaska: Conservation
Group Welcomes Final Oceans Report; Seafood coalition applauds
work of federal commission - The Marine Conservation Alliance
(MCA) on Monday welcomed the release of the final report of the
blue-ribbon U.S. Commission on Ocean Policy (USCOP). - More...
Tuesday - September 21, 2004
Columnists
Howard
Dean: Hidden
Agenda: A National Draft in the Future? - A key issue for
young Americans and their families to consider as they prepare
to cast their votes in the upcoming presidential election is
the real likelihood of a military draft being reinstated if President
Bush is re-elected. President Bush should tell us now whether
he supports a military draft. - More...
Tuesday - September 21, 2004
Dave
Kiffer: Bypass
Promenading - It's fun to see Ketchikan residents promenading
back and forth along the newly opened Third Avenue Bypass (AKA
5 Minutes Quicker to Liam's Daycare! ). Having fresh pavement
to pound always brings out the good cheer amongst our landlocked
bretheren.
Whether or not you think it
was a good idea to spend nearly $28 million dollars to build
a mile of road, it's fair to note that Ketchikan residents have
been trying to bypass our fair city ever since Ketchikan was
born. - More..
Tuesday - September 21, 2004
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