The project is expected to be completed by 2021 summer
The theatre will open to Trolls World Tour, amidst social distancing changes
On Friday, the Alaska National Guard air-lifted the famous "Into the Wild" bus and removed it, keeping in mind public safety. The long-abandoned Fairbanks bus was made famous after it was mentioned in the book Into the Wild, with a movie of the same name, based on the journey and life of Chris McCandless, who lived and died in the bus in 1992.
RDBN launches a contest to ensure fire safety for residents
Northern Health hopes to begin construction in July 2020
NDIT to make this funding available to help enterprises during Covid
Good day and Happy Summer, LDAC members, supporters, sponsors and friends. VC #14 is just around the bend, featuring another edition of Quarantunes.
The Savory Rest Area cost $2.3 million and construction began in August 2019.
Village urges them to reach out for assistance
The partial re-opening expected to begin on June 16
Seniors to receive a one-time special tax-free payment
Seniors will also get a courtyard
The two regions will also see wolf culling
A unique experience due to Covid restrictions
The Share It Forward campaign to last seven days
The police are looking at him for multiple offenses
The graduating class of Lakes District Secondary School (LDSS) received a cheque from the Burns Lake Return-It depot, from the account created in their name, at the beginning of last year by Becky Thompson, one of the parents. The Burns Lake community who chose to donate their deposits for the empties towards the graduate account, helped raise a total of $1178.75 in a year. A few students came to the Return-It depot to receive the cheque and Jared Myram (extreme right in the picture), presented the cheque to the students. Pictured left to right are grad parents Gina Strimbold and Becky Thompson with students Brianna Bjorgan, Daria Strimbold, Logan Thompson, Jean Hopegood, Aedan Conlon, Sara Wipfli and Matthew Sackney. (Priyanka Ketkar picture)
