A new, accessible playground in Chugach Foothills Park opened officially with a ribbon cutting and cookies, coffee and hot chocolate from Anchorage Park Foundation on Saturday, November 17, at 7975 Pioneer Drive. Our municipal park bond funds at work!
If you live close to this popular neighborhood park or spend time in it, we urge you to take the survey to guide the Chugach Foothills Park playground advisory committee.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ChugachPLAY
To receive updates on this 2018 park upgrade, send e-mail to sfcc@alaska.net. See new Chugach Foothills Park page on ilovemuldoon.com for more information.
Scenic Foothills Community Council (SFCC) will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday, November 2nd, in the auditorium at Wayland Baptist University, 7801 East 32nd Avenue. Access via Old Muldoon Road off 36th Avenue, west of Muldoon Road.
Please come! We have plenty of room and everyone is welcome. See the paragraph above this notice for links to the agenda and the newsletter with more information.
Scenic Foothills Community Council (SFCC) will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday, November 3, in the auditorium at Wayland Baptist University, 7801 East 32nd Avenue. Access via Old Muldoon Road off 36th Avenue, west of Muldoon Road.
THERE WILL BE ABSOLUTELY NO POLITICS AT OUR NOV. 3 SFCC MEETING.
Candidates for office will not make any speeches. Legislative updates will be postponed to December’s meeting. Instead, we will hear Chinese immersion students from Scenic Park Elementary School sing two songs in Chinese and learn more about refugees resettled in Alaska with help from Refugee Assistance and Immigration Services (RAIS).
Assembly representatives and a member of the School Board will be available to keep us informed on current issues of interest to us or that may require our input for their deliberations. A light agenda this month will give us time to discuss neighborhood concerns and help establish agendas for future meetings.
Please come! We have plenty of room and everyone is welcome. See the paragraph above for links to the agenda and the newsletter with more information.
Join us for a free, non-partisan public forum to look at the big picture of how climate change is affecting Alaska and action we need to take to adapt to and mitigate impacts.
Speakers will discuss the science behind climate change and the impacts on Alaska physically, socially, economically and fiscally. Afternoon panels will look at what policy and action we can take to move forward. More information on Alaska Common Ground website: http://akcommonground.org
