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Deal shaped careers of KIBSD teachers

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By Steve Williams
| Kodiak Daily Mirror
Kodiak College professor Dr. Kitty Deal has been awarded emerita status by the University of Alaska Anchorage, a distinction recognizing a career of long-term service and impact in higher education. The honor, the university’s highest for retiring faculty, comes as Deal prepares to retire June 30 after more than 15 years with Kodiak College and the UAA School of Education. She joined the college in 2009 and rose through the ranks to full professor in 2022.
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How California Turns Social Problems into Local Policy

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By Steve Williams
| RedState
A newly proposed bill authored by California State Assemblymember Patrick Ahrens (D-Santa Clara), AB 1674, is being sold as a solution to food deserts. The message is simple and compelling. Too many Californians lack access to fresh, healthy food. Communities are suffering the consequences. The state needs to act. But that is not the full story. AB 1674 is not just about food access.
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Students show woodworking talents at SkillsUSA

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By Steve Williams
| Kodiak Daily Mirror
Two Kodiak High School student craftsmen are headed back to the Skills USA national competition. Junior Riley Rohrer and senior John Eaton each finished with top honors at the March 26-27 Alaska SkillsUSA match at Wasilla. Skills USA, in its 50th year, is a national partnership of students, teachers, and industry representatives working together to improve building trade and other technical and skilled service occupation training.
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