Fairbanks News Webcenter 11: Prominent member of the community Jan Carnahan passes; Long-time Fairbanks community member and mayoral candidate Frank Turney has died; FPD apprehends reckless driver who caused collision on Parks Highway; Halloween Town proceeds used for increasing accessibility for disabled community; Judge Bennett welcomed to Fairbanks Superior Court and more ->
KTUU: Legendary Alaska prep basketball coach Chuck White dies; Woman identified in fatal Glenn Highway crash; Unknown illness keeps home a third of Rogers Park Elementary students; Ketchikan joins commission seeking to tax online retailers; 2YH: ASD looks into benefits of extended lunch and recess through a wellness initiative; State Parks offers free parking on Black Friday and more ->
KTVA The Voice of Alaska: Judge to consider bail reduction in sexual assault, abuse case with 13 victims; Fire Marshal: Interconnected smoke alarms allow early detection; Agency agrees to designate habitat for threatened ice seals; 25 Years of BP Teachers of Excellence: Joe Rizzo and more ->
KTOO Public Media: ‘Savanna’s Act’ advances in US Senate; aimed at mending police response to violence against Native women; This rare, historic boat could get a new life in Wrangell and more ->
KYUK Public Media for Alaska’s Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta: Kuskokwim 300 Race Nominated Again For Alaska Sports Hall Of Fame; BSAR: Open Water And Thin Ice Below Akiachak On Kuskokwim River; Bethel City Clerk Lori Strickler Awarded Municipal Employee Of The Year; New George Attla Documentary Brings Together Community And Sled Dog Racing and more ->
Alaska Native News: Anchorage Sex Offender Arrested and Detained after Continued Child Exploitation Conduct while on House Arrest; BLM Moves to Gut Protected Areas in NPRA and Western Arctic; Be Someone’s Angel this Holiday Season by Selecting a Name from the APD Tree and more ->
Creative Play – New Sheldon Jackson Museum Program for Ages 5 and Under
by Amy Carney on November 26th, 2019 in Sheldon Jackson Museum, Events | Comments
On Saturday, November 30th from 10-11am, join us at the Sheldon Jackson Museum for our Creative Play – our new free program for children ages 5 and under. Creative Play focuses on fostering social skills, movement, and creativity and gives parents and their youth 5 and under a place to gather for imaginative play with sensory toys. A parent must be present and should call 747-8981 to register.
Winter hours at the Sheldon Jackson Museum 10 a.m. to 4 p.m, Tuesday through Saturday except holidays. Winter admission is $5 for adults and $4 for seniors. Visitors 18 and under are admitted free of charge. Assistance is available for visitors with special needs. Please contact the museum for more information at 907.747.8981.
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