In Anchorage, lifestyle news means culture, family, home life and daily trends. Coverage includes the activities and choices that define how residents spend their time across the city.
The Anchorage School Board unanimously approved $7.5 million to cover student meal costs after an unexpected budget jump.
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Should your local government spend more to provide free school meals for all students?
The district will appoint a leader from internal staff in November to manage operations until 2027.
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Do you believe government-funded rental voucher programs are an effective way to address local homelessness?
A new initiative will provide two-year rent subsidies to help 40 homeless households secure market-rate housing.
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Do you believe using local legends in community events is an effective way to teach history?
The Alaska Native Cultural Charter School brings local legends to life through its annual holiday event.
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Should community organizations prioritize funding to help individuals afford the high costs of service dogs?
Cris Skinner captures the essential bond between service dogs and their handlers in a new photography series.
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Do you prefer baby food products that use locally sourced ingredients over those with imported items?
Founded in 2011, the Alaska-based producer incorporates family-grown olives into its nutritional baby food line.
Day to day, that means local cultural shifts, family activities, housing trends and the habits that define daily routines. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it. Changing seasons and the unique demands of the climate often dictate how people structure their time and social life. Economic shifts and the cost of daily necessities remain the factors that most frequently alter these community patterns.
