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Missing Barista's Family Wants Fliers in Schools, ASD Points to School Policy
Channel 2 NewsYou've probably seen them all over town, the fliers asking for information about 18-year-old Samantha Koenig's disappearance. And while police continue to search for the missing barista, the community is stepping up in helping distribute those fliers... -
Carol Comeau Says Goodbye To Anchorage Students
Channel 2 NewsCarol Comeau, the longtime superintendent of the Anchorage School District, had good reason to celebrate Thursday -- the last day of school for students this year, as well as Comeau's last school day before she retires on June 30. Comeau began her career...Tags: Ocean View, Lee County (Florida)
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Program Provides Children Free Meals Through Summer
Channel 2 NewsThe Children's Lunchbox, a group that partners with Bean's Cafe, kicked off its summer meal program on Monday, delivering and serving up free lunches and dinner for kids at a couple of sites in Anchorage. Fifty-six lunches were served at the Muldoon Boys...Tags: Charity
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ASD students learn to cook — and much more
For some reason, I get invited to a lot of cooking competitions, both as a judge and as an observer. I can't go to all of them — I'd weigh 500 pounds — but when I was invited to last week's Aspires Teen Iron Chef competition between two teams...Tags: Dietary Supplements, Facebook, Teaching and Learning, Iron (dietary supplement), Students
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Former ASD Employee Hit With Additional Fraud Charges
Channel 2 NewsA former Anchorage School District employee fired for embezzlement is facing additional charges related to fraud at a second school where she worked, according to Anchorage police. Wasilla resident Gayle White, 44, was summoned to court to answer charges...Tags: Corporate Crime, Embezzlement, Theft, Prosecution
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Parents and Students Voice Concerns Over ASD Teacher Layoffs
Channel 2 NewsAnchorage school board members had a late night, Monday, listening to parents and students about recent teacher layoffs. "I just feel like there’s something wrong in this city that seems to have so much that we can’t afford to pay our...Tags: Job Layoffs, Career and Workplace, Teaching and Learning, Teachers, Unemployment
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Year Round School? How it's Helping Some Local Children
WDBJ-TV Anchor/ReporterIt's summer and that usually means school is out, but not for all students. While the sun beats down outside on a June day, inside the Blue Ridge Autism and Achievement Center in Roanoke County the children are learning. Take a peak inside a classroom...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Lynchburg (Lynchburg, Virginia), Behavioral Conditions, Autism, Students
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Black Bear Cub Enters Bartlett High School
Channel 2 NewsA black bear cub reportedly entered Bartlett High School Wednesday afternoon, according to Anchorage police. Officers have cleared the building and found no sign of the bear. APD spokesperson Marlene Lammers says the uninvited ursine, in a first-floor... -
Matthew Simon
Matthew Simon is a reporter and supervising weekend producer for KTUU-TV Channel 2 News in Anchorage. He joined the station after spending nearly six years working KTVA-TV, leaving the station as weekend anchor/producer. He also served as the station's...
Tags: Testicular Cancer, Cancer, Journalism, Health Organizations, University of Missouri
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IronPigs helping Allen and Dieruff programs
Groller's CornerThere's a ceremony, actually two of them, planned for tomorrow in which the IronPigs are presenting checks to the Allentown School District to help sports programs at Allen and Dieruff. Here's the release from ASD and kudos to the IronPigs and IronPigs... -
How Allentown school officials responded to Central Elementary sex allegations
A late winter snowstorm threw Allentown's Central Elementary School into a state of chaos, forcing an early closing the day Junior Doe IV was sexually assaulted. The 6-year-old boy's teacher, distracted by the early dismissal, broke from the usual...
Tags: Sex Crimes, Teaching and Learning, Teachers, Discrimination, Police Investigations
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Youth Camps Operated By Sport Institute Director Never Registered With State Health Department
The Hartford CourantIn contrast to more than 450 other youth camps in Connecticut, the summer programs run in West Hartford by Daniel Doyle Jr., such as Camp Renaissance and Doyle's basketball skills clinics, were never licensed by the state Department of Public Health....Tags: Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Local Government, Hospitals and Clinics, Hasbro Inc., West Hartford
Feb 9, 2012
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May 17, 2012
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May 23, 2012
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Jun 6, 2012
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Apr 26, 2012
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Apr 28, 2012
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