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The Palmer Post: Putting the Post on a temporary hold

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Monday, January 14, 2013. Putting the Post on a temporary hold. As some of you few but loyal followers may have noticed, the Post has been mighty quiet these past weeks. Well. We've been pondering our future. And, sad to say, we've decided to put the Post on hiatus. Rindi, Melodie and Zaz. Maybe you can post something once a month? April 4, 2013 at 12:13 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Send tips, comments or photos to palmerpostnews@gmail.com. View my complete profile. Calendar for this week.

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The Palmer Post: Cash mob coming to a business near you!

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Wednesday, January 16, 2013. Cash mob coming to a business near you! No, not THAT kind of mob . THIS kind of mob! A mob will descend on Palmer Bar Thursday at 6:30 pm It's OK. The mob will be holding $20 bills. It's very business-friendly. Most people are familiar with flash mobs - the sudden and seemingly unscripted appearance of large groups of singers or dancers as coordinated by smart phone. September 29, 2013 at 3:32 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Follow Us by Email.

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The Palmer Post: August 2012

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Wednesday, August 29, 2012. Perfect storm of traffic snarls sunny Saturday at Alaska State Fair. Traffic backs up the Palmer-Wasilla Highway. Last Saturday in this photo taken near. A beautiful day at the Alaska State Fair last Saturday kicked off with the always popular parade. A real-deal famous musical act - country mega-duo Big and Rich - played that night. And for once, a BP donation got kids under 12 in free . on a weekend! The worst fair traffic in history. But the rest of us got stuck in traffic.

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The Palmer Post: Wind didn't freeze the Christmas spirit

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Wednesday, December 12, 2012. Wind didn't freeze the Christmas spirit. Photo by Kristy Thom-Bernier. A worker from the Williams Reindeer Farm. Minded one of the festively festooned deer. On display at Colony Christmas Saturday. UPDATE: A new fireworks date is pending. Check back after the weekend for more details. Hi there, awesome site. I thought the topics you posted on were very interesting. I tried to add your RSS to my feed reader and it a few. take a look at it,. Hopefully I can add you and follow.

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The Palmer Post: April 2012

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Wednesday, April 25, 2012. School lets out in about three weeks. At my house, the glut of sudden free time is great.for about three days. Then the wiggles move in to drive every adult within range absolutely nuts. Camp - day or sleepaway. The Palmer Arts Council and Trailside Discovery out at Spring Creek Farms both offer a nice variety this year. The PAC's lineup is here. But below are a few highlights:. For kids ages 4-13, Trailside Discovery. So what about you? Wednesday, April 18, 2012. A swath of bi...

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The Palmer Post: December 2012

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Wednesday, December 19, 2012. Council vs Mayor: City hall infighting goes public. The City of Palmer passed the 2013 budget. The $14-plus million budget includes a new 80/20 health insurance split for employees who until now got free coverage. The admittedly sweet deal on health insurance made up for lower wages and helped the city retain staff. But instead of employee retention, the staffing issue that dominated conversation at last week’s budget meeting was Mayor DeLena Johnson’s assistant. The largely...

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The Palmer Post: Council vs Mayor: City hall infighting goes public

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Wednesday, December 19, 2012. Council vs Mayor: City hall infighting goes public. The City of Palmer passed the 2013 budget. The $14-plus million budget includes a new 80/20 health insurance split for employees who until now got free coverage. The admittedly sweet deal on health insurance made up for lower wages and helped the city retain staff. But instead of employee retention, the staffing issue that dominated conversation at last week’s budget meeting was Mayor DeLena Johnson’s assistant. The largely...

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The Palmer Post: November 2012

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Wednesday, November 28, 2012. High pressure system steals winter from snow lovers. Photo by Zaz Hollander. The sort-of snowy road to Mountain Streams B and B. Nope In fact, we've got so little snow that snowplow drivers are sitting idle, snowmachines are sitting in the garage and homeowners are sweating the specter of frozen pipes brought on by low snow insulation. Even a big gala opening for the Mat-Su Borough's new Nordic Center at Government Peak is on temporary hold - no snow, no nordic skiing. Peter...

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The Palmer Post: February 2012

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Wednesday, February 29, 2012. Palmer studies school-route safety. Photo courtesy saferoutesparternship.org. Palmer city officials hope to tap federal funding to analyze and improve local school routes. Palmer prides itself on being a walking-friendly town. All year, people walk to the grocery store, to the post office, to a coffee shop, to the library. Children flood the streets when school lets out, wending their way to their after-school commitments. Labels: City of Palmer. Safe routes to school program.

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The Palmer Post: October 2012

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Wednesday, October 31, 2012. Waste on council's plate this budget season. The Mat-Su Borough Landfill. The biggest loser in the City of Palmer’s proposed budget involves solid waste instead of waistlines. Animal Control expenditures will also increase significantly, from $4,000 to $16,000. The budget was increased to account for proposed increases in shelter fees that the Mat-Su Borough is planning, although the contract is not yet finalized, according to the budget summary. In other waste-related news, ...