Daily News Staff Writer
The Division of Behavioral Health has drastically cut a grant that helps fund substance abuse programs traditionally run through Gateway Center for Human Services, with state officials citing the Ketchikan City Council's decision to hand management of the residential treatment center over to a local business.
Daily News Staff Writer
The Division of Behavioral Health has drastically cut a grant that helps fund substance abuse programs traditionally run through Gateway Center for Human Services, with state officials citing the Ketchikan City Council's decision to hand management of the residential treatment center over to a local business.
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By LEILA KHEIRY
Daily News Staff Writer
The Division of Behavioral Health has drastically cut a grant that helps fund substance abuse programs traditionally run through Gateway Center for Human Services, with state officials citing the Ketchikan City Council's decision to hand management of the residential treatment center over to a local business.
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Daily News Staff Writer
Two parking-related issues were deferred Thursday by the Ketchikan City Council, the first to allow Mary Frances Towers condominium officials to consider a special parking request, and the second pending a parking development plan that could add up to 39 parking spaces for the Stedman Street area.
Daily News Staff Writer
Two parking-related issues were deferred Thursday by the Ketchikan City Council, the first to allow Mary Frances Towers condominium officials to consider a special parking request, and the second pending a parking development plan that could add up to 39 parking spaces for the Stedman Street area.
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By LEILA KHEIRY
Daily News Staff Writer
Two parking-related issues were deferred Thursday by the Ketchikan City Council, the first to allow Mary Frances Towers condominium officials to consider a special parking request, and the second pending a parking development plan that could add up to 39 parking spaces for the Stedman Street area.
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Daily News Staff Writer
"Celebrating Alaska's 50th Anniversary" is the theme of this year's Fourth of July parade, in recognition of the state's admission to the Union in 1959.
Alaska actually became a state on Jan. 3, 1959, but Alaskans have been celebrating the anniversary since June 30, 2008, the 50th anniversary of the U.S. Senate vote to pass the Alaska Statehood Act.
Daily News Staff Writer
"Celebrating Alaska's 50th Anniversary" is the theme of this year's Fourth of July parade, in recognition of the state's admission to the Union in 1959.
Alaska actually became a state on Jan. 3, 1959, but Alaskans have been celebrating the anniversary since June 30, 2008, the 50th anniversary of the U.S. Senate vote to pass the Alaska Statehood Act.
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By TOM MILLER
Daily News Staff Writer
"Celebrating Alaska's 50th Anniversary" is the theme of this year's Fourth of July parade, in recognition of the state's admission to the Union in 1959.
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