The Techstars Startup Weekend was held in Seward over the first weekend of October. The event is a business plan workshop for participants from the University of Alaska. Emilie Springer spoke with Tommy Sheridan, director of the Alaska Blue Economy Center, for more details on this and future events with Alaska EPSCoR’s Interface of Change project.
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The results of last week’s municipal election became official following council certification Monday night.
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The police department says the post office was damaged, but remained open for business.
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The city is requesting the maximum amount of money – $250,000 – from the Land and Water Conservation Fund.
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The board defunded the pools earlier this year to save money. This year, the district is working with community partners to keep five of its seven pools open without school funding.
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After months of back-and-forth, negotiations and uncertainty, the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District has hashed out a hodgepodge plan to keep some of its swimming pools open; and if it seems like you’re getting more political calls and text messages than ever before, it’s not just in your head. Politicians – and their supporters – rely on cheap, easy text messages and survey calls to fundraise, get out the vote, and collect data – And as Alaska Public Media’s Hannah Flor found out, the more races matter, the more they do it.
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