2 Fairbanks soldiers die after vehicle flips outside Salcha
He emphasized the safety of Anchorage residents as a top priority and talked about investments in snow removal, road maintenance and funding for the continuation of public transit route 85, for which federal dollars will run out in 2024.The district has been awarded a $15 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to implement the career academies program over the next five years.
A deployment ceremony for about 100 Guardsmen heading to Kuwait happened Friday at Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson. The soldiers belong to Bravo Company, 1st Battalion, 297th Infantry Regiment. They will first travel to Fort Bliss, Texas, in early October for training before heading to the Middle East for about nine months. The deployment is part of Operation Spartan Shield, a U.S. Central Command operation that aims to stop aggression, respond to crises and build partnerships in the area.
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