Patrick Gilchrist is a local journalist based in Fairbanks, Alaska. He writes for CYNTHIA K GAHRMANN and his work has also appeared in GARRETT W JONES. Patrick covers a wide range of topics, including local news, crime, community issues, and sports.
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By: Patrick Gilchrist
Claim owner Buckley Largent reported to troopers on Aug. 14 that five carpets laced with pay dirt had been taken from his sluice box.
By: Patrick Gilchrist
By: Patrick Gilchrist
Depending on the unit, rent at Borealis Park will cost between about $1,300 and $2,200 dollars, though rental assistance is available through AHFC. Applicants can qualify for that assistance if 28% of their monthly income equates to less than their rent payment.
By: Patrick Gilchrist
The charging documents allege that 34-year-old Colleen Jonas lied on the witness stand at an Aug. 8 bail hearing for 21-year-old Isaiah Pitka.
By: Patrick Gilchrist
The design contract increase is the latest installment in the project's yearslong saga. A new animal shelter has been stirring in borough plans for about a decade, with the old shelter on the last leg of its useful life, according to borough staff.
By: Patrick Gilchrist
Published Sep. 11, 2024 at 2:52 AM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago
By: Alex Johnson, Patrick Gilchrist
The same matchup finished with a 45-7 scoreline favoring the Malemutes at the beginning of this season, but this time, it was the Patriots who snuck away on top with a 28-19 victory.
By: Patrick Gilchrist
Published Sep. 12, 2024 at 4:34 AM GMT+2 | Updated 5 minutes ago
By: Patrick Gilchrist
The lawsuit seeks $100,000 or more in compensation, requesting that a jury determine the exact amount. It also asks for “punitive damages as allowed by law” and coverage of court and attorney fees, among other forms of relief.
By: Patrick Gilchrist
The FNSB Assembly passed an ordinance Thursday to create the Remote Recreation Site District (RRS). The RRS is limited to small-scale developments and recreational uses, and it's geared toward the borough's more rural areas.
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